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Soothing Moments for Business Travelers in Korea

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2012.05.10 (19:44:09)

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A number of Korea’s top hotels are offering customized, special services for business travelers. These range from soothing massages and a chance to sleep in the finest bedding to renting trekking equipment for savoring the great outdoors.

The Sheraton Seoul D Cube City Hotel’s Aequalis Spa provides special treatment tailored for today’s expectant travelers.

Aequalis Spa.jpg The “Traveler’s Bliss” is a body treatment designed to relieve fatigue from jet lag and other consequences of long haul flights. Using techniques to relieve tension in the leg, back, neck and shoulder muscles, and the eyes, the 90-minute treatment has proven popular among business guests visiting the spa in the evening after work.

Guests receive full-body treatment from a Thai therapist after luxuriating in a steam shower installed in the treatment room. The scent of aroma oils helps relieve the tension and some guests take a sweat nap while receiving the treatment.

[Via] Korea Times

[Image Credit] Sheraton Seoul D Cube City Hotel

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