Operator-approved
Delivered against 9 international flag standards
We work directly to operator equipment lists, design guides and brand-standard audits. The kit you install today passes the audit you do not yet have a date for.
The fear we retire
A brand-standard audit fails, the gym closes for a refit at peak season, or a guest complaint reaches the operator's inbox — and the property carries it.
We have spent seventeen years delivering and maintaining wellness amenities for international hospitality flags across Vietnam. The operating realities — audits, uptime, response time, parts on the shelf — are the brief, not the afterthought.
Delivered against 9 international flag standards
We work directly to operator equipment lists, design guides and brand-standard audits. The kit you install today passes the audit you do not yet have a date for.
Named technician within 24 hours, anywhere we install
A published response SLA across Vietnam's three metros, with a parts inventory held locally — not flown in from Singapore after a guest writes the email.
Phased refurbishments delivered during operating hours
A retrofit plan staged around guest occupancy, with overnight installs and zoned closures — so the gym never goes fully dark.
A short list of the questions a buyer in this role should put to any wellness partner — including us — before signing. Authority through candour.
Operator equipment-list compliance
Published response and uptime targets
Parts inventory held in-country
Maintenance regime aligned to the operator's PPM standard
A single relationship for spec, install and aftercare
A specific, falsifiable promise — written this way because we publish what we keep, and we keep what we publish.
Read the full SLAAcross Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Danang — first response, on site, within four working hours.
Anywhere we install, nationally. The technician is named in your operations manual on day one.
The components most likely to fail are the components we already hold. Lead times measured in hours, not airfreight cycles.
Response, uptime, parts utilisation — reported on a single page, every quarter, against the SLA.
A leave-behind written to live inside an internal email thread — clear, short, and pasteable into a submission.