Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa in Texas has introduced a menu of fall-themed spa treatments and a new Spa Package at its Windflower Spa. The seasonal treatments include the Spiced Apple Pedicure, Harvest Hydration Body Wrap, and Restore Your Radiance Facial. In addition to the fall-themed services, the spa features a variety of massages, facials, body treatments, manicures and pedicures.
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The Harvest Hydration Body Wrap begins with gentle exfoliation and is followed by a pumpkin latte body mask. The treatment concludes with a tranquil face and scalp massage.
The Restore Your Radiance Facial is designed to address post-summer skin issues such as dryness, dehydration and pigmentation. This revitalizing treatment provides essential vitamins and nutrients to exfoliate, illuminate and moisturize the skin.
Guests can also opt for a Spiced Apple Pedicure which includes exfoliation with an aromatic coffee scrub, followed by a pumpkin mask packed with hydrating nutrients and sweet cream body milk massage.
The spa recently debuted a menu of CBD-infused options using Vital Body Therapeutics products designed to promote relaxation and calmness and renovated its guestrooms with unique Texas artwork, new 65-inch ultra-high-definition TVs and walk-in showers with accent tile work. The enhancements also include the conversion of all double-double rooms to two queen beds, allowing for more spacious and comfortable accommodations.
“Although it may still feel like summer here in Texas, guests can escape the heat and fully embrace fall with a special seasonal menu of services at Windflower Spa,” said Steven J. Smith, general manager of Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort and Spa. “Our tranquil setting provides an ideal location to relax and unwind following a busy summer. In addition to our seasonal spa treatments, we are thrilled to announce a special Spa Package for our guests to make the most of a seasonal getaway to our award-winning and newly-renovated resort.”
