If you’re a fan of fuel-efficient cars as well as spa outings, check out The Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Club this fall. The Aventura, FL, property is currently offering the “Pamper Me Green” spa package.

What’s involved? Pick-up by a spa chauffer at Miami International Airport or Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in a 2008 Lexus LS 600h L.

When guests get to the property, they are checked in curbside and then escorted to the Willow Stream Spa for a 90-minute Balance Body treatment, which uses the aromatherapy blend of Vetiver, Cypress, Lemongrass, Ylang-Ylang and Spikenard oils to balance mind, body and spirit. The 90-minute treatment begins with an exfoliating foot ritual, continues with a hydrating body scrub with organic cornmeal, oatmeal and honey and ends with a full-body massage. After the treatment, a “green” lunch is prepared at Cascata Grille restaurant using regional and organic ingredients from the executive chef’s rare herb and tropical fruit tree garden.

Guests get to take home an organic cotton robe as a parting gift.

The Mandarin Oriental, Miami has created two packages for those clients who want to enjoy Miami’s nightlife scene. Guests can tailor their evening by selecting three venues from a selection of exclusive bars, lounges and nightclubs.

The “Ultimate Miami Nights” package includes two nights in either the hotel’s presidential-style suites: The Mandarin Suite has its own spa serenity room (shown here) and The Oriental Suite has its own Media Room. Also included is a daily champagne breakfast; a chilled magnum-sized bottle of champagne and hors d’oeuvres in room upon arrival; a full Presidential Suite bar set up and 24-hour personal butler service. Day One of the program includes a private shopping tour to Miami’s designer boutiques with a personal shopping escort and limo transportation; a celebrity make-up artist to provide professional hair and make-up services prior to evening out with a VIP Nightlife Guide; a professional photo shoot with a top Miami fashion magazine photographer; a chauffeured night out to three of Miami’s most posh dinner, lounge and party venues with a personal VIP Nightlife Guide in a 14-passenger stretch Hummer limousine with bottles of champagne and VIP admission, preferred seating and table service at selected venues.

Day Two is a bit calmer, with a full day in a stunning VIP Spa Suite; use of the private “Opium” bed at the hotel’s Oasis Beach Club; a six-course gourmet dinner prepared by a private chef in the the Presidential Suite’s kitchen and dining room for up to eight people and a late 3 p.m. late check out for late risers.

The cost of the package is a cool $25,000 for a two-night stay. For reservations, contact the hotel directly at 305-913-8288 or at 866- 888-6780.

The Fontainebleau Miami Beach (www.fontainebleau.com) named John Rolfs president and general manager, replacing David Feder, who will stay within The Turnberry Group family to head up the Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Spa. Both Fontainebleau and Turnberry Isle are owned by the Soffer family of Turnberry Associates, a real estate development company based in Aventura. Rolfs was previously the general manager of The Ritz-Carlton Lake Las Vegas and the general manager and area vice president of The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach.

The Fontainebleau Miami Beach is set to open this fall, following a $1 billion makeover. When it reopens, the resort will have 1,500 rooms, including a 40,000-square-foot spa, 11 restaurants and lounges, an expansive pool area, beach and extensive meeting facilities.
Meanwhile, David Feder in his new position at the Fairmont Turnberry Isle Resort & Spa will entail leading all aspects of the Mobil Four Star, 392-room resort, which recently completed a $150 million transformation. Feder is credited with overseeing the Fontainebleu’s renaissance. Prior to joining the Fontainebleau, Feder was the president of the PGA National Resort & Club and also served as president and CEO of Boca Resorts, Inc., where he directed the company’s unique collection of properties, including its flagship Boca Raton Resort & Club. Feder also was senior vice president and managing director of the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa.