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Four Seasons Unveils Elevated Spa Experiences, Globally

On April 23, 2026, Four Seasons announced a significant expansion of its wellness offerings, from dedicated villas in Costa Rica to revamped overwater sanctuaries in Mauritius.

· French Korrespondent·11. Juli 2026·2 Min. Lesezeit
A masseuse preparing for a couples massage at a Four Seasons Resort in Langkawi

Illustration: The Sanctuary

Four Seasons continues to redefine luxury wellness, as evidenced by a global tour of regenerative spa experiences detailed in Four Seasons Magazine. The brand's commitment to unparalleled guest experiences extends to its spas, with a sampling of extraordinary treatments, facilities, and dedicated wellness getaways.

In Mauritius, the Oseyan spa at Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at Anahita has undergone a significant — and exclusive — reimagining. Now the island's only overwater spa, it features a state-of-the-art hydro circuit with cold plunge and experience showers. The luxurious Royal Spa Suite offers a monumental stone tub and views of the turquoise lagoon. Joelle Jennepy, the resort's senior director of spa and lifestyle, emphasizes a philosophy of shared humanity and care, according to Four Seasons Magazine.

For those seeking immersive revitalization, the new Wellness Villa at Casa del Mar at Four Seasons Resort Peninsula Papagayo, Costa Rica, offers three- and five-day retreats. These programs incorporate practices like sunset gratitude circles, sunrise light therapy, and sound baths. The sprawling 6,300-square-foot residence includes a private gym and cold plunge. Conversely, Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills provides dedicated well-being stays on its Wellness Floor, complete with Alo yoga equipment, LED face masks, and Peloton bikes available in rooms.

At Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel, three new indoor-outdoor glass cabanas bring the spa experience into the lush Mediterranean gardens. Guests can indulge in massages, utilize Technogym equipment, or experience dry flotation therapy on Epsom salt–infused water mattresses.

Florida's newly launched Naples Beach Club, A Four Seasons Resort, introduces its two-level Sanctuary Spa, a 30,000-square-foot retreat. Highlights include LPG Endermologie body sculpting, described by Paul Gabriel Nunez, director of spa and wellness, as a treatment applied rhythmically along the spine to induce a parasympathetic state. The Ammortal Chamber further offers light, vibroacoustic, and pulsed electromagnetic therapy for cellular regeneration and mental clarity. As Nunez explains in Four Seasons Magazine, "Life is full of stress triggers, but rarely do we encounter something that can just as easily trigger relaxation."

Our take: Four Seasons continues to invest heavily in its wellness portfolio, adapting to the growing demand for comprehensive well-being experiences. The integration of advanced therapies like LPG Endermologie and Ammortal Chamber treatments, alongside bespoke retreat programs, showcases a strategic move beyond traditional spa services. The emphasis on unique architectural offerings, such as overwater spas and garden cabanas, further solidifies its luxury positioning, marrying prime real estate with cutting-edge health.

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