Hyatt Regency Hua Hin has introduced the Regency Club Spa Retreat, a package designed to appeal to travellers seeking a balanced mix of relaxation and active recreation. The offering, available from 5 October 2026 through 31 March 2027, combines the resort's beachfront setting with access to its acclaimed spa and tennis facilities.
Club access and wellness inclusions
Guests booking a Club Room or Suite receive access to the Regency Club Lounge, which provides all-day refreshments and evening cocktails with canapés. The package also includes use of the Regency pool and private beachfront areas, positioning the retreat as a comprehensive wellness escape.
The centrepiece of the package is two complimentary 60-minute massages at THE BARAI Spa, with options including Aromatherapy Massage and Traditional Thai Massage. Guests also receive a 20% discount on selected à la carte Wellness Signature Experiences, allowing for further customisation of their spa journey.
For those who prefer an active holiday, the resort's tennis courts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with court rentals starting at $5.50 (THB 200++) per hour. Private tennis lessons are offered from $33 (THB 1,200++) per hour, catering to both beginners and seasoned players.
Beyond tennis, the resort offers archery, Muay Thai, yoga, and Pilates, ensuring a diverse range of activities for guests. This blend of wellness and sport reflects a broader trend in hospitality, where properties are increasingly curating packages that address both physical and mental well-being.
The Regency Club Spa Retreat is part of Hyatt's ongoing efforts to enhance its leisure offerings across Asia. Earlier this year, Hyatt Centric Sapporo debuted as the brand's first Hokkaido property, signalling the group's expansion in the region. Similarly, Hyatt South Africa rolled out a Heritage Day culinary programme, demonstrating the group's commitment to localised guest experiences.
Reservations for the Regency Club Spa Retreat must be made by 31 December 2026 using the offer code CLSPA. The package is positioned to appeal to both leisure travellers and corporate groups seeking a wellness-focused retreat, a segment that continues to grow in popularity.
Hua Hin, a traditional beach resort town south of Bangkok, remains a key destination for both domestic and international visitors. The Hyatt Regency's new offering aligns with the destination's reputation for upscale relaxation and sporting facilities.
Travel advisors and agents can promote this package as a value-added option for clients seeking a combined spa and tennis holiday. The inclusion of club lounge access and spa credits enhances the perceived value, making it an attractive upsell for premium bookings.
As the travel industry increasingly focuses on wellness tourism, packages like this one are likely to become more common. According to the Global Wellness Institute, wellness tourism is projected to grow significantly in the coming years, and hotels are responding with tailored offerings.
For more insights into wellness travel trends, see our coverage of Goddess Retreats' Reset programme in Bali, which highlights similar initiatives in the region.
