This June, JW Marriott Marquis Dubai joins the global celebration of World Wellbeing Week with two activations designed to offer guests a meaningful pause. Running from 24th to 30th June 2026, the hotel is bringing together BodyBase Studios and Saray Spa, its reformer fitness studio and luxury spa, for a week focused on supporting a greater sense of balance, both physically and mentally. Bringing together the complementary benefits of movement and recovery, the week’s activations reflect JW Marriott’s commitment to holistic wellbeing and creating space for guests to be more present. Whether building strength through reformer training at BodyBase Studios or unwinding at Saray Spa, the experiences invite guests to prioritise their wellbeing through purposeful movement and restorative recovery. Guests can choose between two limited-time wellness experiences, detailed below:

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