I declare the JFK Molton Brown Spa is Open!
Jul 8, 2005, 11:14 am
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I declare the JFK Molton Brown Spa is Open!
Someone said it's opening was imminent...
'Dear Mr Davidson
As a regular traveller to the US East Coast in British Airways FIRST and Club World we would like to inform you that the Molton Brown Travel Spa at New Yorks JFK airport is now open.
The spa, located inside the Terraces Lounge at JFK, offers a wide range of complimentary treatments for FIRST, Club World and Executive Club Gold members.*
Open daily from 1600 through to 2200, the Molton Brown Travel Spa features three European shower rooms and four treatment rooms. Each one of the various, 20 minute treatment sessions has been designed with the British Airways traveller in mind.
You can experience a treatment before your overnight Club World Sleeper Service**, then enjoy your Pre-flight Dining in The Supper Room before settling into your softer Club World bed for an even better nights sleep.
All our treatments have been specially chosen to enhance your wellbeing before you fly, as well as revitalise your mind and body when you land, leaving you refreshed and ready for action.
For more information on Molton Brown Travel Spas, click here
I hope you enjoy the soothing surrounding of the Molton Brown Travel Spa on your next visit to New York'
'Dear Mr Davidson
As a regular traveller to the US East Coast in British Airways FIRST and Club World we would like to inform you that the Molton Brown Travel Spa at New Yorks JFK airport is now open.
The spa, located inside the Terraces Lounge at JFK, offers a wide range of complimentary treatments for FIRST, Club World and Executive Club Gold members.*
Open daily from 1600 through to 2200, the Molton Brown Travel Spa features three European shower rooms and four treatment rooms. Each one of the various, 20 minute treatment sessions has been designed with the British Airways traveller in mind.
You can experience a treatment before your overnight Club World Sleeper Service**, then enjoy your Pre-flight Dining in The Supper Room before settling into your softer Club World bed for an even better nights sleep.
All our treatments have been specially chosen to enhance your wellbeing before you fly, as well as revitalise your mind and body when you land, leaving you refreshed and ready for action.
For more information on Molton Brown Travel Spas, click here
I hope you enjoy the soothing surrounding of the Molton Brown Travel Spa on your next visit to New York'
Jul 8, 2005, 11:24 am
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Originally Posted by AJLondon
So I guess from the thread title, you fulfilled your long-hidden desire to behave like a Queen. 
Jul 8, 2005, 1:19 pm
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Originally Posted by fbgdavidson
Someone said it's opening was imminent...
the Molton Brown Travel Spa features three European shower rooms
the Molton Brown Travel Spa features three European shower rooms
Jul 9, 2005, 4:24 am
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Originally Posted by mario
Could someone, please, tell me what the diference is between an European shower room and a shower room from other continents?
Phil
Jul 9, 2005, 4:36 am
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Originally Posted by mario
Could someone, please, tell me what the diference is between an European shower room and a shower room from other continents?
Those odd, porcelain bowls that look like a toilet of sorts, but lack a sufficiently powerful flush to provide for a properly clean bowl for the next user. It's also far too low for comfort, and so big one might fall in. Not very pleasant.
Also, the thing American tourists stare at with a mixture of genuine curiousity and then utter disgust when learning it's true purpose.
Jul 9, 2005, 4:57 am
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Originally Posted by GBOAC
AJLondon should be your man here, having as he does an intimate knowledge of the very European shower rooms LH offer, if my memory for past threads serves me correctly...?
Actually my expertise is the spacious FRA-HON terminal baths and not the shower rooms! And IIRC, virtualtroy has some experience with those too. And while we're at it, Aerotec can give you the lowdown of the HKG cabanas in the Wing. The BA board does get around, you know!
Jul 9, 2005, 12:51 pm
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Originally Posted by AJLondon
So I guess from the thread title, you fulfilled your long-hidden desire to behave like a Queen.
Jul 9, 2005, 3:53 pm
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Jul 15, 2005, 1:56 pm
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Are CX pax traveling in F allowed to book treatments (similar to how QF pax are entitled to in LHR)?
Thanks,
FlyerBeek
Thanks,
FlyerBeek
Jul 15, 2005, 3:16 pm
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Originally Posted by SchmeckFlyer
Maybe because they have bidets?
Very spacious rooms though with a sink, lav, shower cubicle, a bench to put your bag on and hooks for your jacket.
perhaps the euro reference comes from the fact it's a sensible size, not the 600sq ft some of us may be expecting
Jul 19, 2005, 2:21 pm
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Originally Posted by FlyerBeek
Are CX pax traveling in F allowed to book treatments (similar to how QF pax are entitled to in LHR)?
Thanks,
FlyerBeek
Thanks,
FlyerBeek