French luxury fashion and perfume house Givenchy has opened a branded day spa at the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo in Monaco.

Spa Metropole by Givenchy features 10 treatment rooms – including two private suites – a chromatherapy bathtub, integrated Hammam shower, a relaxation room, fitness studio equipped with Technogym kit and a manicure and pedicure studio by Bastien Gonzalez.

The spa’s signature treatment is the Le Soin Noir Renaissance Integrale – a two-hour face and body treatment, costing €400.

Created by architect Didier Gomez, the spa is designed to complement the architecture of the historic hotel.

The spa is Givenchy’s first in Monaco and third worldwide. The other two are located at the Hotel Sahrai at Fez, Morocco and Le Mirador Resort & Spa at Montreux, Switzerland.

The launch of the Monaco spa comes as the fashion house looks to expand and diversify its brand into new areas of luxury and fashion.

Givenchy recently announced details of its very first childrenswear collection – designed by the company’s new artistic director Clare Waight Keller – which is due to launch in July, in time for the European autumn/winter 2017 fashion season.

Originally built in 1889, the Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo was fully renovated in 2004 by French designer Jacques Garcia and currently has 126 bedrooms.

Located in the Carré d’Or, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the hotel is famous for its cuisine and houses three restaurants – two of which have Michelin stars – run by Joël Robuchon and Christophe Cussac.