O Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel, in Alvor, dedicated to health and well-being, opens its doors on the 7th of July.
This space was officially opened on June 6th, in a ceremony that was attended by Prime Minister António Costa, Isilda Gomes, Mayor of Portimão, Jamila Madeira, Assistant Secretary of State for Health, Rita Marques, Secretary of State for Tourism, among other individuals.
«The Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel originated from a shared vision between the HPA Saúde Group and Longevity Wellness Worldwide, of creating a world-class hotel unit, totally dedicated to health and well-being», explains this hotel, in a press release.
The hotel has “a spa atmosphere”, a “highly professional team focused on service excellence, state-of-the-art equipment and comprehensive services capable of serving a growing world market of people who are healthy, unbalanced or pre-sick. , look for integrated and impactful solutions to repair, regenerate, preserve and/or promote their state of health, well-being and beauty».
«Combining in a thoughtful, rational and creative way the virtues of the Wellness, Health and Medical solutions, the ambition was to create an unprecedented product in Portugal, capable of competing with the best in this area worldwide, positioning and affirming the product, Alvor, the Algarve and Portugal on the world map of health and well-being tourism», he adds.
In terms of the most basic hotel experience, accessible at no cost to all guests, whether they are on leisure vacations or included in structured health and wellness programs, there are: indoor pool of sensations Detox, heated indoor dynamic pool for relaxation, sensation showers, differentiated Turkish bath and sauna, footbath, ice fountain, Epsom salt infusion room, gym, rooftop pool, body & mind group lessons plan.
In terms of services, Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel has developed a wide selection of offers, structured in seven pillars: Monitoring, Detox & Regeneration, Nutrition & Supplementation, SPA, Relaxation & Pampering, Fitness & Sports and Pain Medicine, Mental Rebalancing & Energy and Aesthetics, Reshaping & Beauty, including, if necessary, plastic surgery in partnership with Grupo HPA Saúde.
Structured health and wellness programs can be lighter, short-term plans, medium-term programs with medium content, or more intense, specialized, long-term programs.
These programs cover topics such as Relaxation/Spa, Detox (slight to intense), Weight loss, Reshaping, Stress, Energy Rebalancing, Beauty and Facial and Body Rejuvenation, Metabolic Optimization, Obesity, Diabetes, Cardio-Vascular Health, Sleep and of Women's Health.
The Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel has also recently received the “Clean & Safe” seal from Turismo de Portugal and will open its doors to the public on the 7th of July, «complying with all the prevention and safety rules to receive its guests».
Various offers can be found on the hotel's website, here
Longevity Wellness Worldwide, a hotel management company with a strong Health & Wellness nature and pioneer and main national player in Wellness Tourism, offers health and well-being solutions of an international dimension, combined with genuine Portuguese hospitality.
Longevity has solutions for every individual, recognizing that some people just need a spa retreat and relaxation with a touch of wellness. Others are looking for programs that are richer in Anti Aging and disease prevention, with differentiated medical services.
The Longevity brand was awarded internationally by the World Travel Awards, by the Seven Star Luxury Awards as the Best Medical Spa in the World, and also by the prestigious Tatler Awards as the “Most Life Changing Spa” in the world. Named one of the Best Medical Spas in the World by Traveller, from the Condé Nast Group, the Longevity brand has consistently achieved success across borders.
The HPA Saúde Group (GHPAS) with 24 years of experience in the health area, a leading national player in Medical Tourism, has a turnover of 110 million euros (data from 2019), operates four hospitals and 12 clinics (Algarve, Alentejo and Madeira) , has around 2.000 jobs and in terms of quality it was awarded the international seal of the Joint Commission International (JCI), the most demanding international clinical accreditation in terms of quality and hospital safety.
Photos: shaun fisher
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