By combining clinical science, complementary medicine, and the hospitality expertise of Minor, Life Longevity creates a holistic wellness experience that supports each guest throughout the various stages of their life.
Life Longevity is anchored by Layan Life by Anantara, located at the Anantara Layan Phuket Resort. Its first urban outpost, Bangkok Life, is set to open soon at The St. Regis Bangkok. From there, the brand plans to expand into major tourist destinations and key cities around the world.
Longevity has emerged as a central theme in wellness, with its relevance extending well beyond the clinical sphere and into everyday life. According to Minor Hotels’ 2026 Travel Trends Report, 44% of travelers plan to incorporate more wellness into their trips—a figure that rises to 73% among those who already prioritize wellness. Increasingly, travelers are seeking scientific rigor and a stay that makes a lasting impact, all while avoiding an impersonal or overly clinical atmosphere.
Born in Thailand and shaped by over four decades of experience from Minor Hotels, the brand is offered in three formats—resort, urban, and residential—all united by a core principle: Life Longevity gets to know each guest, and that understanding follows them wherever they go. A resort stay provides time for deep transformation; an urban setting integrates longevity into the rhythm of daily city life; and the residential concept designs every detail of the home around a longevity-focused lifestyle.
Today, this means that a morning in Bangkok can pick up exactly where a week in Phuket left off; as the brand grows, this same continuity will accompany guests to every new destination. The longer a guest remains part of the Life Longevity journey, the more valuable the relationship becomes.
Circle of Life—an optional membership launched alongside the brand—transforms Life Longevity into an ongoing partnership. Members stay connected to their care team between visits through regular check-ins with experts and a personal digital record, with access to all Life Longevity centers worldwide. Each visit builds upon the last, regardless of where in the world the next one takes place.
Every experience begins by getting to know the guest through consultations, lifestyle analysis, and diagnostics—an approach where complementary medicine and science work hand-in-hand from the very start. Each center brings its own unique strengths, whether through restorative therapies that help the body recover and recharge, guidance on movement and lifestyle to foster long-term resilience, or the meaningful human connections and shared moments that enrich the experience. While no two experiences are the same, all are designed with a holistic perspective. At Life, longevity is viewed less as a rigid protocol and more as an intuitive way of living.
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Layan Life by Anantara—currently welcoming guests at the Anantara Layan Phuket Resort—serves as the brand’s flagship, blending carefully curated programming with the freedom of choice. Guests can define their own goals, with Layan Life mapping out the path to achieve them; alternatively, they can craft their own journey with professional guidance, or simply visit the resort for a bespoke, personalized treatment.
Complementary medicine, rooted in Traditional Thai Medicine, is offered alongside a comprehensive suite of diagnostic and clinical services. Once guests return home, the resort’s follow-up program, "Life After Layan," ensures continued care between visits—an early example of the seamless continuity that will define all Life resorts. Located in the heart of the city and set to open this autumn, Bangkok Life at The St. Regis Bangkok is the brand’s first urban space and its most clinical expression: a longevity and biohacking center where advanced therapies and aesthetic medicine are guided by the same diagnostic rigor found throughout the entire ecosystem.