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Just in Time for Self-Care

Need to recover from this wild and woolly holiday season? Heavenly Spa by Westin at The Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort — TripAdvisor’s #1-rated resort spa in Fort Lauderdale —has just wrapped up its long-awaited $2 million renovation. The 9,000-square-foot sanctuary now features a newly modernized décor, additional treatment rooms, infrared saunas and more.

New treatments exclusive to the spa include the Glo2Facial treatment and Oxfoliation with O2 bubbles, plus you’ll find the Phytocéane luxury line of products so you can take home the luxury with you. For more details, visit westinfortlauderdalebeachspa.com.

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