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03.04.2024 - 12:21 / traveldailynews.com / Theodore Koumelis
Where there’s a Six Senses, there’s a community, brought to life in this case through various lounge and gathering areas, a games room, and a cinema, with programming to include a range of talks, workshops, and events. As a natural extension for members, Six Senses Place on the Palm is just a 10-minute boat ride away.
DUBAI – Six Senses, part of the IHG Hotels & Resorts luxury and lifestyle portfolio, and Select Group, a renowned real estate developer headquartered in Dubai, have signed an agreement to launch Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina. This further solidifies the successful partnership that has already launched the award-winning Six Senses Residences The Palm, Dubai, which will also be home to Six Senses Place, the first wellness and social club in the United Arab Emirates.
What makes Six Senses Residences Dubai Marina special is how it will proactively redefine healthy living from the ground up. Taking a holistic approach, wellness-centric and community-enhancing infrastructure elements and amenities are being seamlessly integrated into the design of the 122-storey building, which will be the world’s tallest residential tower once complete. This moves the concept of health out of the gym and into the home, enabling residents to connect to its positive energy and feel great.
Situated in a prime location in Dubai Marina, the 251 residences range from 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom residences, 4-bedroom half-floor penthouses, 4-bedroom duplex sky mansions, and 5-bedroom triplex sky mansions. Targeting LEED Silver certification, all are engineered to promote sustainability, wellness, and happiness, incorporating Sleep With Six Senses bedroom amenities and aspects of building biophilia and classical feng shui. Residents can also choose from bespoke features and personal touches, including a wellness wardrobe stocked with home fitness and biohacking equipment and mood-boosting sensory art.
Layered onto the infrastructure is a comprehensive suite of amenities, occupying a total area of 61,250 sq. ft., spread across four levels, and uniquely themed to promote well-being. Plans are afoot for a dedicated longevity center combining high-tech science and diagnostics with high-touch services. Also scoped into the plans are a large gym, cryotherapy and hyperbaric oxygen chambers, a crystal sound healing room, and a spa area with a range of hydrotherapy amenities and a juice bar. The sparkling 25-meter lap pool on the Skydeck on the 109th floor also testifies to the pioneering design.
“Having had the opportunity to bring our first project on the Palm into fruition with Select Group, this residential community is the next step in appealing to Dubai’s wellness-conscious community,” says Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs. “S
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