Steiner Leisure will bring new fitness innovations to QOS

Steiner Leisure Limited will bring new personal fitness innovations to Quantum of the Seas

IN: SpaQuantum ClassQuantum of the SeasAnthem of the Seas

06

Jun

2013

Royal Caribbean has reached an agreement with Steiner Leisure Limited to be the exclusive provider of spas, salons and fitness centers and related beauty, wellness and medi-spa services and products on Royal Caribbean vessels currently sailing, as well as the Quantum of the Seas and Anthem of the Seas, scheduled to enter service in 2014 and 2015, respectively.

Steiner Leisure President and Chief Executive Officer Leonard Fluxman spoke about some of the new innovations that will debut on Quantum of the Seas that will be "environment of firsts". Among these firsts is Vitality Powered by Technogym®, the first fitness center on board Royal Caribbean to feature the modern professional equipment from this industry leader.

Quantum of the Seas will feature a two-level, state-of-the-art Vitality at Sea Spa & Fitness Center that offers two private fitness consultation rooms and a dedicated Flywheel™ indoor cycling studio, as well as our Smile Spa, barber shop, Thermal Suite, and relaxation lounge. Passengers will have the opportunity to choose from a comprehensive array of Elemis® face and body therapies, Bliss® treatments, and medi-spa services, performed in one of our 19 serene treatment rooms.

Fluxman commented on the new agreement, "For many years, we have enjoyed offering Royal Caribbean's guests our growing variety of healthful options for decompressing, revitalizing and luxuriating. We look forward to being a memorable part of the vacation experience of Royal Caribbean travellers, and continuing our collaboration with this conceptually and stylistically innovative brand."

In addition to Quantum and Anthem of the Seas, Royal Caribbean extended their original agreement with Steiner for all of its cruise ships through 2017.

Sorry to hear it's Steiner. I always have found them pushy with the add-ons. Nonetheless, for some reason, cruise lines don't seem interested in in developing and staffing their own spas.

Maybe, if they sell enuf add-ons, the massage itself will cost less? I just have to practice saying no. Or am I dreaming. I'll probably get a cabin down in steerage and never make it up to the spa. Ugh! Reality!

When I go into the room and we are talking I make sure I tell them I'm not interested in buying anything

Just tell them that you cruise frequently and have plenty of products to use at home. :)