Six Senses Opens Its First Global Wellness Club 'Six Senses Place' in London, Pioneering a New Model of Wellness Socializing

Not long ago, Six Senses' first UK project, Six Senses London, officially opened. The hotel is located on the site of The Whiteley, London's first department store, adjacent to Hyde Park and Notting Hill, with 109 guest rooms and the brand's first club-concept wellness space—Six Senses Place.

Six Senses London features a 2,300-square-meter spa, including the first magnesium pool in London's hotel industry, a longevity clinic, an alchemy bar, a fitness center, an aerial yoga studio, and a biohacking recovery lounge focused on enhancing performance and longevity. Services include massages, facials, ice baths, hammam, sleep tracking, quartz crystal beds, red light therapy, cryotherapy, float therapy, and more.

Hotel guests automatically receive Six Senses Place membership. At the same time, the club is also open to local London residents, who can enjoy this wellness social ecosystem without booking a room.

Six Senses CEO Neil Jacobs said: "Six Senses London is groundbreaking. Not only because it has top-tier SPA and facilities, but also because it will introduce a new type of social and wellness club unheard of in this great city.

We are creating urban sanctuaries. These places and spaces are designed for short stays and modern lifestyles, helping guests feel good every day—no longer just on brief vacations, but in their own city as well. Six Senses resorts offer immersive, nature-inspired experiences, while our city hotels blend the same philosophy with the energy of an urban environment."

According to the official press release, Six Senses London was jointly developed by IHG Hotels & Resorts, Chinese Estates Holdings Limited, real estate developer Valouran, and Gruppo Statuto.

Dickie Wong, Vice Chairman of Chinese Estates and joint venture investment partner for The Whiteley project, said: "The Whiteley was once London's first department store, carrying a great legacy of history and community. The opening of Six Senses London marks a milestone in reimagining this building as a landmark residential and hotel destination. We are honored to inject new vitality into this iconic building and look forward to its long-term impact on the community and surrounding area—leaving a meaningful mark in West London and elevating Queensway to the international stage."

Currently, Six Senses operates 27 hotels in 20 countries and signed several major projects in 2024 and 2025, set to open in Portugal, Japan, and Bangkok, Thailand. Six Senses Beijing, located in Liulangzhuang, Haidian District, has officially signed an agreement and is under construction.

| Source: Official press release; official website

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