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    Bucket-list spa

    Texas hotel beckons spa-goers with new glamorous, global-themed retreat

    Holly Beretto
    Jan 3, 2019 | 3:07 pm

    Houston recently was heralded one of the world's must-visit destinations in 2019, and now comes one more reason to put it on the bucket list: the swanky Spa at the Post Oak Hotel has unfurled a whole new level of luxury for the city.

    The Post Oak Hotel, the only hotel in Houston to boast the prestigious Five Diamond rating from AAA, is an Uptown palace owned by local billionaire Tilman Fertitta. The Spa opened in late 2018, boasting 20,000 square feet of exclusive services and first-to-market treatments.

    “I have traveled the world seeing the most beautiful spas with the finest amenities,” says Fertitta in a statement announcing the opening. “Houston deserves a unique, first-class spa, and I was inspired to bring one to my Post Oak hotel. We offer only top-of-the-line products and services that you won’t find anywhere else in the country. Whether you are a Houstonian or a hotel guest, you will want to visit our spa.”

    Located on the hotel’s fifth floor, the urban oasis offers unique treatment rooms, including a couples’ suite with a sumptuous en-suite bathtub and shower; tranquility pools with body-contouring hot stoned daybeds; aromatherapy-infused steam rooms; detoxifying high-temperature, low-humidity saunas; multi-sensory thermal showers; state-of-the-art Technogym fitness center; and quiet lounges with zero gravity chairs to unwind after a busy day.

    International flair
    In a global city like Houston, it seems fitting that The Post Oak Hotel draws its treatments for The Spa from rituals and treatments from cultures around the world.

    The hotel is the first spa in Texas and the first AAA Five-Diamond hotel in the nation to partner with Cinq Mondes, the French pioneer and expert in spa rituals and treatments cultivated from across the globe, including Brazil, Japan, Polynesia, Bali, Switzerland, Morocco, India, and Thailand.

    Each ritual is thoughtfully derived from the region’s techniques, beliefs, and practices to deliver a sensorial experience that establishes wellbeing, radiance, relaxation, regeneration, beauty, and balance for the body and mind.

    The Spa’s therapists underwent and intensive eight-week training to learn the traditions and pharmacopeias.

    Worldly wellness
    “Nowhere else in the world can someone receive our Rituals of Five Worlds treatment,” says Daisy Tepper, spa director at The Post Oak Hotel. “With more than 145 different languages spoken in Houston, we were inspired to develop a diverse and cultured experience that pays homage to ancient traditions from masters around the world.”

    The signature “Rituals of Five Worlds,” features a warmed, steam poultice massage and gentle body stretching with a medicinal Javanese fusion of lemongrass, bergamot, and ginger to release muscular tension. Meanwhile, a simultaneous, dual-therapist cranial acupressure and foot reflexology while fragrant Moroccan eucalyptus and cinnamon awakens the senses.

    Rise with the rising sun
    Another unique treatment inspired by a Japanese wellness ritual is the “Ko Bi Do Lift,” a highly effective, non-invasive face lift that begins with an in-depth purification of the skin. An intense massage lifting technique is performed, exercising the facial muscles and contouring the face for a toned, plump effect.

    The Post Oak Hotel is the only hotel in Texas to feature the In-Skin facial system. German-engineered and Italian-manufactured, this next evolution technology seamlessly integrates six high-performance functions to deliver a results-oriented facial experience.

    The Spa’s “In-Skin Ultimate Radiant Complexion” is a two-hour superior treatment featuring microdermabrasion, oxygen, LED lighting, radio frequency, electroporation, and air massage.

    Other treatments include the Spa’s signature “Pollution Defense” facial treatment, from Jacqueline Piotaz of Switzerland. The triple-action peel and refining mask hydrates the skin, removes impurities and creates a protective layer against harmful environmental toxins and rapid aging. Essential oils from Aromatherapy Associates of London deliver a personalized experience that awakens the senses and provokes emotional and physical responsiveness.

    The “Bespoke Aromatherapy Journey” begins with a one-on-one consultation to develop a curated formula of aromatherapy oils and practices based on the guest’s mental and physical well-being.

    Good for guys
    Men will love “The Modern Man’s Facial,” which uses a potent multi-layer peel and anti-stress massage to soften skin, heal shaving bumps and rejuvenate complexion, while the “Rebalance Massage” blends therapeutic oils and deep tissue massage techniques to alleviate everyday stress.

    “Of course, we offer basic spa services; but we wanted this to be a unique oasis for hotel guests and area-residents to escape the city’s fast-pace stressors,” Tepper adds. “We transport you to a sensorial sanctuary where beauty, technology, relaxation, and personalized service create the ultimate rejuvenation.”

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    The Spa at the Post Oak Hotel; 1600 W. Loop S., Houston; 346-227-5142. For information, or visit the website.

    Unwind in the Quiet Room.

    The Spa Post Oak Hotel Tilman Fertitta
    Photo courtesy of The Spa at the Post Oak Hotel
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    Travel advisory

    Top tips to navigate DFW Airport during busy, busy spring break 2026

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Mar 6, 2026 | 11:17 am
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    Spring break travel through Dallas Fort Worth International Airport will require some planning and patience for both passengers and their chauffeurs. According to a release, 4.7 million customers are expected to travel to, from, and through the airport during the 2026 spring break travel period, March 5-March 24.

    The busiest days (when curbsides and routes in and out of the airport will be most congested) are expected to be the weekends of March 13-16 and March 20-23, they say.

    The top three overall busiest days, and volume of customers traveling to, through, or from DFW, are expected to be:

    • March 15: 262,000
    • March 22: 259,000
    • March 13: 253,000

    The top five busiest days, and volume of customers beginning or ending their trip at DFW, are expected to be:

    • March 22: 126,000
    • March 13: 125,000
    • March 15: 123,000
    • March 12: 118,000
    • March 19: 116,000

    "With many North Texas school districts observing spring break during the same week of March 16-20, travel demand will be more concentrated than usual, making it especially important for customers to plan ahead - including prebooking parking, allowing extra travel time and using DFW’s digital tools to help navigate peak conditions," airport officials say in the release.

    Terminal curbs and access roadways will experience the highest congestion from late morning hours into the early evening each day, they say. There will also be especially heavy traffic when approaching terminals from the north, they say.

    "Terminal C roadway detours remain in place on International Parkway as bridge construction continues," they advise. "Terminal C is only accessible via the southbound entrance from International Parkway. Customers arriving from the sout, will be required to travel northbound past all terminal entrances and take the left-hand U-turn exit before the North Exit Plaza to return to southbound International Parkway. Then, all customers will take the existing left-hand exit to Terminal C."

    Here are some tips they give to help make travel through DFW Airport smoother during spring break:

    Arrive early: Plan to arrive at least two hours before domestic flights and three hours before international flights. Using drivetime apps to check traffic conditions will ensure proper planning of transit times needed to park, check-in and clear security screening ahead of departure.

    The DFW Airport mobile app, available on iOS and Android, can help provide:

    • Live parking availability and security wait times.
    • Terminal-specific alerts and construction updates.
    • Push notifications for helpful information.

    Consider public transit: DART's Silver Line connects Plano to Terminal B with stops in Richardson, Addison, Carrollton and Coppell, while DART’s Orange Line, with service from Plano, downtown Dallas, and Irving provides direct access to Terminal A. Trinity Metro’s TEXRail connects riders to Terminal B. Additionally, Trinity Railway Express (TRE) offers service from Dallas and Fort Worth to CentrePort/DFW Airport Station, with terminal access via the TRE Link shuttle. For details on transit schedules and fares, visit DART or Trinity Metro.

    Prebook parking: By prebooking parking online, customers can get the best rates as well as save decision-making time when arriving at the airport. In addition to terminal parking options, Express and Remote parking lots provide quick and convenient shuttle service to every terminal.

    Follow curbside rules and parking protocols: DFW officials remind that terminal curbs are reserved for active loading and unloading only. Customers waiting to pick up passengers should use designated free cell phone lots or one-hour parking inside terminal garages.

    A perk for AA customers: Customers flying American Airlines may check in at any terminal and go through security at the location with the shortest wait times, then connect to their gate using Skylink. Based on live traffic conditions, access into Terminals A, B and C are typically quickest from the north, while Terminals D and E are generally easiest to access from the south, they advise.

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