After an estimated €70m (US$83m, £62m) renovation, the Parklane resort – previously the Le Meridien Limassol – is set to reopen this summer in Cyprus.

Now part of Marriott’s Luxury Collection, the Cypriot resort is well-known for its thalassotherapy offerings, which will continue to be a focal point for the 3,000sq m Kalloni spa.

Inspired by the healing powers of the ocean, Parklane’s Kalloni Spa will offer 14 treatment rooms, two of which will be alfresco with views over the Mediterranean Sea. Two outdoor and two indoor seawater pools will be available, with thalassotherapy forming the basis of the spa’s treatments, drawing from the beneficial properties of the sea and marine environment for overall health and wellbeing.

The spa will also include three private suites, two of which Russian banyas, consisting of a sauna and ice-cold plunge pool. The Kalloni Suite will provide guests with two treatment beds, a private plunge pool overlooking the sea and bespoke spa programmes.

The spa will partner with skincare brands Voya, Biologique Recherche, Symmetria and Gentlemen’s Tonic.

Symmetria treatments will offer non-invasive and minimally invasive treatments for the face and body including the Symmetria non-surgical facelift, while Biologique Recherche will offer its Auto-Heating Algae Slimming and Detox treatment, and Voya’s organic seaweed-based products and treatments mesh with the spa’s seawater theme.

The spa will also include a Carol Joy hair salon with floor-to-ceiling views over the Mediterranean, as well as a gentlemen’s barbershop which will be host to products by Gentlemen’s Tonic.

“Extensive research and significant investment has gone into creating the Kalloni Spa concept at Parklane, and we are delighted to finally be able to unveil its diverse and exciting offering,” said Paris Kounoudis, director of lifestyle at Parklane. “The pure depth and breadth of capabilities and products on offer, including revolutionary and cutting-edge brands, has created a heavyweight offering that I am confident will attract spa enthusiasts from all around the world.”