Somsuk Nakwatcharadilok appointed Director of Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou

Somsuk Nakwatcharadilok appointed Director of Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou

Somsuk Nakwatcharadilok appointed Director of Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou

HONG KONG, 2016-Aug-05 — /Travel PR News/ — A Thai nationality from South Thailand, Somsuk Nakwatcharadilok is fondly known as Suki amongst her colleagues and friends.  Suki recently joined Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou as Director of Spa after 15 years in the spa industry.  Her interest in wellbeing was influenced by her mother and grandmother.  After graduation, she naturally gravitated towards the wellness industry and decided to join The Banyan Tree Spa in Phuket, Thailand as spa therapist.

She took it upon herself to learn everything about the workings of running a successful and profitable spa from creating new treatments to working with her team and was developed to be a Spa Trainer. Just after 3 years, she was offered to transfer to China for the preopening of the Banyan Tree in Shanghai followed with a stint in the Banyan Tree in Yunnan.

Thereafter, she left the Banyan Tree group to join the preopening of Mandarin Oriental, Sanya as Spa Treatment Manager in 2008 before joining the Ritz Carlton Sanya in 2012 for her first Spa Director role.  During her tenure there, Suki has established the spa at The Ritz- Carlton, Sanya as one of the best spas in Sanya.

When the opportunity to rejoin the group came in early 2016, Suki decided to accept the offer.  She is already immersed fully into the culture of Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou and has established a great relationship with her team and regular guest.  She has also developed a comprehensive marketing plan in the hope of making The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou the best spa in Guangzhou.

This summer, The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou launched the Oriental Bamboo Clear treatment which is designed to help clear the body and mind of the daily life stresses and pollutants. Each session is designed to stimulate the senses and restore physical and mental health to optimum levels.

The treatment starts with a steam shower followed with a detoxifying foot ritual, focusing on eliminating pressure points on the feet with salt.  Thereafter, you will be enveloped in an activated charcoal and pear balsam body wrap to draw out the impurities from the body. Charcoal is a powerful aid in eliminating toxins and gas from the human system while Balsam Pear’s (also known as bitter melon or bitter gourd) is high levels of folates, Vitamin C, B-Carotene and Vitamin A aids in the detoxification of the liver and kidneys to improve the digestive system.

While waiting for the wrap to work its wonders, a pear balsam mask is applied to the hair to bring softness and vitality back to dull hair and at the same time relieves dry and itchy scalp. To complete the treatment, a relaxing facial lymphatic drainage massage using a balancing oil and a rock crystal is performed.

This 3-hour treatment is priced at CNY 2,480 and is subject to 10% service charge and prevailing taxes.

ABOUT MANDARIN ORIENTAL, GUANGZHOU
Located next to TaiKoo Hui Shopping Centre, each of the hotel’s 233 spacious guestrooms, 30 suites and 24 serviced apartments reflect the Group’s distinctive elegance and style. Diverse dining choices include Jiang by Chef Fei, one of China’s most notable chefs known for his creative flair; a classic grill restaurant, Ebony; The Taikoo Lounge; The Mandarin Cake Shop and The Loft. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou offers city dwellers and visitors a rare opportunity for peace and tranquillity with nine private treatment rooms. Top-tier meetings and function facilities are spacious and equipped with the latest technology, and the hotel’s expansive 750 square metre ballroom is set to become the city’s premier celebration and events destination.

ABOUT MANDARIN ORIENTAL HOTEL GROUP
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group is the award-winning owner and operator of some of the world’s most luxurious hotels, resorts and residences. Having grown from its Asian roots into a global brand, the Group now operates 29 hotels and eight residences in 19 countries and territories, with each property reflecting the Group’s oriental heritage and unique sense of place. Mandarin Oriental has a strong pipeline of hotels and residences under development, with the next hotel opening planned in Doha.

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