St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort [Master Thread]
#3603
Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: ORD
Posts: 701
#3605
Join Date: Nov 2019
Posts: 3
St Regis Maldives - Benefits
Hello Maldives lover!
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
Ikhalaasteri Massage: This massage begins with the use of a natural ‘Maldivian Cowrie Shell’, used to massage your tired back and shoulders. Our therapists will then apply pure Maldivian coconut oil to the body, followed by an invigorating scalp massage.
50-minute Treatment, $125++ per person
Spa Benefits: Enjoy 10% discount in the Spa for Platinum and above Marriott Bonvoy members (excluding retail). Anti-Gravity Yoga Class $45 per person or $80 per couple.
F&B Credit: All Marriott Bonvoy Members can purchase a $300 Food & Beverage credit per room per night and receive additional $50 credit per day.
Must purchase for entire length of stay upon check-in.
Kids Benefits: All Marriott Bonvoy Members children can enjoy free ice cream at ALBA daily between 07:00AM to 04:00PM. Complimentary breakfast at Alba for children under 6 years and 50% discount for children 7-12 years (applicable for Gold Elite Members & below). Children below 12 years of Platinum Elite Members & above receive free breakfast at Alba.
Member Exclusive Offer for Anti-Gravity Yoga: Special rate for Marriott Bonvoy™ members. This unique and sequential combination of exercise and yoga is intended to decompress ones spine, and align the body from head to toe while stretching and strengthening muscles.
$45++ per person | $80++ per couple
Daily from 11:30AM - 12:30PM
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
Ikhalaasteri Massage: This massage begins with the use of a natural ‘Maldivian Cowrie Shell’, used to massage your tired back and shoulders. Our therapists will then apply pure Maldivian coconut oil to the body, followed by an invigorating scalp massage.
50-minute Treatment, $125++ per person
Spa Benefits: Enjoy 10% discount in the Spa for Platinum and above Marriott Bonvoy members (excluding retail). Anti-Gravity Yoga Class $45 per person or $80 per couple.
F&B Credit: All Marriott Bonvoy Members can purchase a $300 Food & Beverage credit per room per night and receive additional $50 credit per day.
Must purchase for entire length of stay upon check-in.
Kids Benefits: All Marriott Bonvoy Members children can enjoy free ice cream at ALBA daily between 07:00AM to 04:00PM. Complimentary breakfast at Alba for children under 6 years and 50% discount for children 7-12 years (applicable for Gold Elite Members & below). Children below 12 years of Platinum Elite Members & above receive free breakfast at Alba.
Member Exclusive Offer for Anti-Gravity Yoga: Special rate for Marriott Bonvoy™ members. This unique and sequential combination of exercise and yoga is intended to decompress ones spine, and align the body from head to toe while stretching and strengthening muscles.
$45++ per person | $80++ per couple
Daily from 11:30AM - 12:30PM
#3607
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: UK
Programs: BA GGL, Marriott Ambassador
Posts: 371
#3609
Join Date: Dec 2019
Posts: 61
Hello Maldives lover!
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
Ikhalaasteri Massage: This massage begins with the use of a natural ‘Maldivian Cowrie Shell’, used to massage your tired back and shoulders. Our therapists will then apply pure Maldivian coconut oil to the body, followed by an invigorating scalp massage.
50-minute Treatment, $125++ per person
Daily from 11:30AM - 12:30PM
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
Ikhalaasteri Massage: This massage begins with the use of a natural ‘Maldivian Cowrie Shell’, used to massage your tired back and shoulders. Our therapists will then apply pure Maldivian coconut oil to the body, followed by an invigorating scalp massage.
50-minute Treatment, $125++ per person
Daily from 11:30AM - 12:30PM
has anyone tried the Ikhalaasteri Massage? Is it any good?
#3610
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: ORD
Programs: status free since 2017
Posts: 2,188
Hello Maldives lover!
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
F&B Credit: All Marriott Bonvoy Members can purchase a $300 Food & Beverage credit per room per night and receive additional $50 credit per day.
Must purchase for entire length of stay upon check-in.
Here are the member benefits that resort provides:
F&B Credit: All Marriott Bonvoy Members can purchase a $300 Food & Beverage credit per room per night and receive additional $50 credit per day.
Must purchase for entire length of stay upon check-in.
#3611
Join Date: Nov 2007
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Hilton Honors Diamond, Delta Gold
Posts: 4,350
Yup, just did yesterday and it was great. Loved it. And I'm by far not a massage person, usually have no patience for these things so 50 minutes was just right for me.
Uh, if you'd do just a little research and reading through some of this thread you may realize that the food here can and most likely will be outrageously expensive. It isn't unusual for a regular dinner to be at least $150 pp. Decanter will obviously be way more if you're planning to do that. Add to that drinks and food outside of dinner and you'd be surprised that $350 per day for a couple isn't that hard to use. There may be some here that have said they weren't big eaters and wouldn't use that much, so if you're in that category then this deal wouldn't be a good value for you.
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
#3612
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Tokyo
Programs: JAL Metal Card (OWE), SAS Eurobonus Gold (*G), Marriott Titanium (LTP), Tokyu Hotels Platinum
Posts: 21,178
If you have a bottle of wine for dinner, that starts around 100 USD, a cocktail at the bar comes in around 20 USD. So you'll quite quickly hit 350 for two people per day.
#3613
Join Date: Apr 2019
Programs: Marriott - LT Titanium + Ambassador; DL - Diamond; UA - Platinum
Posts: 18
Yup, just did yesterday and it was great. Loved it. And I'm by far not a massage person, usually have no patience for these things so 50 minutes was just right for me.
Uh, if you'd do just a little research and reading through some of this thread you may realize that the food here can and most likely will be outrageously expensive. It isn't unusual for a regular dinner to be at least $150 pp. Decanter will obviously be way more if you're planning to do that. Add to that drinks and food outside of dinner and you'd be surprised that $350 per day for a couple isn't that hard to use. There may be some here that have said they weren't big eaters and wouldn't use that much, so if you're in that category then this deal wouldn't be a good value for you.
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
Uh, if you'd do just a little research and reading through some of this thread you may realize that the food here can and most likely will be outrageously expensive. It isn't unusual for a regular dinner to be at least $150 pp. Decanter will obviously be way more if you're planning to do that. Add to that drinks and food outside of dinner and you'd be surprised that $350 per day for a couple isn't that hard to use. There may be some here that have said they weren't big eaters and wouldn't use that much, so if you're in that category then this deal wouldn't be a good value for you.
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
#3614
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: ORD
Programs: status free since 2017
Posts: 2,188
Uh, if you'd do just a little research and reading through some of this thread you may realize that the food here can and most likely will be outrageously expensive. It isn't unusual for a regular dinner to be at least $150 pp. Decanter will obviously be way more if you're planning to do that. Add to that drinks and food outside of dinner and you'd be surprised that $350 per day for a couple isn't that hard to use. There may be some here that have said they weren't big eaters and wouldn't use that much, so if you're in that category then this deal wouldn't be a good value for you.
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
As far as private dining, I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use it for that. Does anyone know any different?
Private dining is a custom/special activity thing (mostly). The whole beach setup, custom menu from the chef and all that. Last time I inquired about private dining in FS Lanai and it was north $600-$700 for two.
#3615
Join Date: Nov 2007
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Hilton Honors Diamond, Delta Gold
Posts: 4,350
Not sure about Decanter dining because it wasn't in our plans, we're fine without it, but I think I remember reading a little up thread that its $395. Perhaps that was after the discount though? Maybe I can ask my butler and I'll let you know.