Located in the centre of Paris, the spa is spread across 2,700 glorious square-feet and offers a range of pampering treatments to please even the most discerning beauty junkie. As is expected of a Six Senses outpost, many of the treatments are inspired by the Far East, but the treatment menu is supported by others from France; case in point is a facial that uses honey sourced from Jardin des Tuileries and famously produced on the rooftop of the Palais Garnier opera house. The interiors – decked out by French architect Pierre David – are pretty special, too, with a real-time video image of the city projected across the full-length of the spa and a stunning vertical garden designed by landscape artist Patrick Blanc. Indeed, if you can’t rest and recharge here then we don’t know where you can.