Spa at Chateau Elan, part of the Chateau Elan Winery & Resort in Atlanta, Georgia, US, has completed its two-part makeover to its facilities at a total cost of US$3m (2.29m euro, £1.86m).

The second phase of renovations cost US$1.5m (1.15m euro, £931,413) and included a makeover of all guest suites, the Fleur de Lis restaurant, two spa library areas, a gift shop, front desk and lobby.

Last year, phase one of the renovation, which also cost US$1.5m, saw the completion of the spa's 35 treatment rooms, relaxation areas and couples rooms.

Swirl patterns in the carpet, wall coverings and furniture and shades of blue, sand and sea glass evoke a subtle theme of water.

Doug Rollins, vice president of sales and marketing at Chateau Elan, said the completion of the works will coincide with the resort's 20th anniversary.

The spa, nestled inside a lakeside mansion 40 minutes north of Atlanta, includes 14 overnight guest suites and offers couple treatments, massage and wellbeing therapies, hydrotherapy, anti-oxidant winery treatments skin care treatments, nail care, sauna and steam room.