Spa plans revealed for City of Dreams Mediterranean

City of Dreams Mediterranean, Europe’s first integrated resort, is scheduled to open in Cyprus in Q2 of 2023.

A first-of-its-kind development, City of Dreams Mediterranean will encompass an array of offerings including Europe’s grandest casino, numerous leisure and sports facilities, rooms and suites, and Renu Spa and Fitness.

The 1,600sqm spa will include a full treatment programme, an indoor pool and a fully equipped fitness centre.

The spa will be heavily influenced by the award-winning Morpheus Spa in City of Dreams Macau, named ‘Spa of the Year’ by the Forbes Travel Guide in 2020.

A focus on regeneration

Designed by Singaporean company LTW Designworks, the spa will be managed by Porntipa Borkaew, who has previously worked as a spa and wellness manager for major brands including for Accor, Hyatt, Marriott and Four Seasons Hotels.

The spa will employ ten therapists and feature ESPA and Natura Bisse products and treatments.

Spa services will be focused around regeneration and in addition to a hairdressing salon, a range of wet facilities will include a sauna, steam room and a relaxation area.

Suppliers include pools by Capers Hill, and saunas and steam rooms by Spatrade. Uniforms are provided by Inline London.

Fitness equipment is supplied by Precor, software by Zenoti and lockers by Fairmont Designs Hospitality.

The resort’s pool complex will feature an array of lagoon-style swimming pools and water slides, and there will be an adventure park complete with zip line, extreme ropes and a trampoline zone.

City of Dreams Mediterranean will offer 500 guest rooms and suites, and a 7,500sqm casino – the largest in the region.

An integrated resort

The resort will also include an outdoor amphitheatre, designer shopping promenade and Marcos Baghdatis tennis academy.

City of Dream Mediterranean is being created by Melco Resorts & Entertainment, which also operates City of Dreams Macau, Studio City Macau and City of Dreams Manila.