Inside Dior’s Three Luxurious New Spas
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A lucky perk of my job as beauty director is that I get to spend a lot of time visiting spas. I’ve been wowed at wellness centers from Las Vegas to Seoul, never one to pass up the opportunity for a little massage or facial (for a story—I swear). Some of my favorite experiences have been at Dior’s spa locations over the years, because the level of service and luxury is truly unmatched. I have a Pavlovian reaction to the sight of toile de Jouy, as tension seems to just melt from my shoulders and jaw.
If you’re a Dior enthusiast like me—or just follow spa openings like it’s news about your favorite sports team— would grab your 30 Montaigne passport holder now. The fashion house has opened two new spa locations this summer, with a (super limited-edition!) third on the way. Ahead, what you need to know to book your most relaxing summer vacation yet.
Dior Spa at the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc
Tucked away on the hallowed grounds of this iconic hotel on the French Riviera is the new Dior Spa, an oasis within an oasis. Highlights include four treatment suites, a private seaside cabana, and a gazebo in the lush gardens, with the option to choose from a dozen or so different facial and massage treatments. You’re going to want to take pictures of the Dior-branded pillows and the decor inspired by the hotel’s legendary rocky coastline. Before your treatment, you’re escorted to a private courtyard with toile de Jouy chaise longues and a mini water feature, and offered a rose-infused beverage. I tried a dual lymphatic massage facial and 15-minute back massage—the best of both worlds, in my opinion. My friend was brought to the Roc Affusion Suite downstairs, where she indulged in a massage as water fell like rain from the ceiling of the wall-to-wall onyx room. My other friend was able to try the new Dior Hydrafacial treatment, which incorporates deep facial cleansing and exfoliation. (Book this only if you won’t be sunbathing.) I don’t believe it’s physically possible to feel stressed while at the Hotel du Cap, but even taking that into account, I left feeling blissfully mushy and glowing.
If you’re not Sofia Richie and aren’t staying slash getting married at the Eden-Roc, that’s okay: You can still book a treatment here if you find your way to the South of France. The spa is open from April to mid-October from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (or even later if you’re staying on the property).
Le Jardin des Rêves Dior Spa Cabana at the Beverly Hills Hotel
No passport needed for this one! Dior has taken over the pool at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles for the summer. The temporary poolside cabana combines Dior’s classic iconography with the hotel’s, as it’s dressed in a exclusive pink-and-gray toile de Jouy. Two skincare treatments are offered here: the L’Or de Vie Miracle Treatment, a 90-minute glow-boosting antioxidant facial; and the Dior Prestige Haute Precision, a 60-minute treatment with lymphatic drainage to add youthfulness back to the skin. You can also book a 60- or 90-minute lymphatic or relaxing massage treatment. Inside you’ll find a mini lounge and some exclusive merchandise sprinkled alongside the fragrances and other beauty goodies. Want to book the cabana for a full day? You totally can, for a cool $3,500. The pop-up at the hotel lasts only until September 4.
Dior Spa Wellness Cruise on the Seine
If being seaside or poolside isn’t enough for you, Dior is giving a whole new meaning to cruise season. Should you be in Paris between July 4 and 14, you can book a spot on the Dior Spa Wellness Cruise on the Seine. (Yes, it’s on a boat on the river.) “There are four individual treatment cabins, one double cabin, a fitness area and juice bar, and a relaxation deck for the first time featuring a pool, for absolute relaxation while admiring the most beautiful Parisian monuments,” says the brand. Choose from four body massages and three facial treatments while on board. A two-hour journey, including one treatment, will set you back 680 euros (about $740 as of late June). If you’d rather hop on board for a wellness activity, that will be 280 euros (around $305).
As noted above, this pop-up is super limited-edition, so reserve your spot now.
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