Amenities
The ground floor and the amenities floor: club house, restaurant, spa, gym, pools and private dining rooms.
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The service layer
Buying a residence at EYWA buys a service programme as well as an address: a resident concierge, a health and longevity concierge, a weekly calendar of rituals and three kitchens on the amenities floor.
Daily, weekly and seasonal
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.) ; EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
What the club is
As a resident of EYWA you gain access to the Eywa Club, designed to enhance the living experience with a range of bespoke services tailored to your needs.
Most branded residences in Dubai sell an amenities floor and call it a lifestyle. EYWA sells the operating layer that runs on top of it. The Eywa Private Wellth Membership Club is described by the developer as a sanctuary focused on innovation, sustainability and holistic health — a way of living that combines wellness, comfort and personalised support delivered directly to the door.
Two concierges anchor the model, and they do genuinely different jobs. The Daily Routine Concierge takes care of everyday errands so that time goes to family, personal growth or business rather than to logistics. The Health & Longevity Concierge provides tailored wellness programmes, health assessments and longevity services intended to help a resident maintain vitality and resilience at every stage of life.
Around them sits a community layer: a standing calendar of rituals, three kitchens with different dietary philosophies, private dining, a restaurant with a Chef’s Table, and a hydroponic micro-farm that supplies it. Members also get access to the facilities of both towers and to premium health, beauty and integrative medicine centres through trusted partners — general consultations, specialised treatment, diagnostics or a holistic health programme.
Source: EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.) ; EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Tailored services
The club service list as set out in the developer documentation. Scope, hours and any charges are confirmed in the management agreement.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Health and longevity concierge
The health and longevity concierge is the part of the club that distinguishes EYWA from a five-star serviced building. The developer publishes the full list.
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Partnering with specialists to create tailored health and fitness plans.
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Connecting residents with nutritionists for personalised meal planning.
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Access to certified personal trainers and fitness programmes.
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Facilitating workshops with mindfulness and relaxation experts.
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Arranging comprehensive evaluations with trusted healthcare providers.
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Referrals to sleep specialists for personalised strategies.
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Access to acupuncture, massage and alternative therapies through partner clinics.
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Coordination of regular check-ups and screenings with affiliated medical facilities.
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Connecting residents with therapists and counsellors for emotional well-being.
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Partnering with wellness coaches for guidance on healthy habits.
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Curating options for immersive health-focused retreats.
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Connecting residents with specialists in complementary and alternative therapies.
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Organising group activities and workshops with local wellness organisations.
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Tips and referrals for maintaining health while travelling.
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Assisting residents in accessing medical services during emergencies.
The concierge coordinates and refers; clinical services are delivered by the partner clinics and practitioners named at the time of booking. Nothing in this programme is medical advice from the developer or from this site.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.) ; EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Eywa rituals
Eight recurring rituals give the building its rhythm. Two of them happen every day, which is what turns a tower into a community rather than a stack of apartments.
| Ritual | Cadence |
|---|---|
| Sound healing session | Once a week |
| Gong ceremony “Farewell to the Sun” | Daily |
| Fire ceremony with candles | Daily |
| Cinema night | Every Friday |
| Lectures and masterclasses | Once a week |
| Culinary theatre performance | Twice a week |
| Residents’ birthdays | As they fall |
| International holidays | Through the year |
The rituals are not decoration on the management contract; the developer files them under service and management, next to five-star hospitality and what it calls the scenography of management and service. A daily gong at sunset and a daily candle ceremony do something an amenities list cannot: they give strangers on different floors a reason to be in the same room at the same time, every day, without organising anything themselves.
The weekly layer works differently. Sound healing in the crystal-lined meditation pyramid, a lecture or masterclass, a Friday film indoors or in the open-air cinema, and culinary theatre twice a week in the club house — enough structure that a resident who wants a full social calendar has one, loose enough that a resident who wants privacy is never obliged.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Food
Nourishment is one of the seven WELL core concepts, and EYWA treats it as infrastructure rather than as an amenity.
The three kitchens sit in the club house and are described by the developer as catering to diverse dietary preferences and promoting a vibrant dining experience. Around them the restaurant offers a Chef’s Table where residents pre-order favourite dishes, prepared to their taste and with ingredients bought from a list they supply themselves. Private dining rooms on the amenities floor convert into offices when they are not being used for a meal, and Way of Water adds a private dining floating island and a health bar.
Supply is handled in-house where possible. A soil-less hydroponic micro-farm grows 3,570 plants per cycle — 2,296 heads of lettuce, 287 herbs and 987 seedlings — using a water-based nutrient solution that conserves up to 90% more water than conventional growing and produces faster, healthier, pesticide-free growth. Agreements with local bio-farms supply residents and the restaurant with organic produce, and premium organic and bio food products can be delivered directly to the apartment.
The sensory side is deliberate too: specially selected exclusive coffees and treats made from natural ingredients are served in the club house and the main hall, and the culinary theatre performances run twice a week in the same rooms.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.) ; EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Service and management
The developer sets out the management model alongside the building specification, in the same document and with the same weight.
The service standard the developer names for the project: five-star hospitality delivered in the tailored register it calls Wild Luxury.
Special Eywa rituals and a staged approach to how service appears in the building rather than a reactive help desk.
Everyday errands handled on the resident’s behalf, so time is spent on family, growth or business.
Tailored wellness programmes, health assessments and longevity services across the stages of life.
In-home electric vehicles and yachts as part of the service, described as travel in harmony with nature.
Wellness recommendations and their implementation, including food, supplements and fitness solutions.
Dining arranged in private rooms or in the residence itself, separate from the restaurant service.
A round-the-clock concierge desk, alongside the resident concierge and the health and longevity concierge, private valet and drop-off, and a private service entrance.
A system integrating multiple technologies and services to enhance the functionality, security and efficiency of the building environment.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.) ; EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
Craftsmanship
The finest craftsmanship and art by 22 of the world’s leading brands, across furniture, kitchen appliances, rugs, ironmongery, gym equipment, sanitaryware, lighting and ventilation.
| Category | Brand or material | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen and bathroom fixtures | Gessi — Origini collection | Origini explores the emotional dimension of colour, combining furnishing elements into personalised domestic scenarios; functional research, material expertise and craftsmanship produce what the brand calls an iconic, authentic and timeless creative code. |
| Bathrooms | Rexa Design | Rexa reimagines the bathroom as a personal sanctuary, with a focus on sustainability and wellness and solutions tailored to a retreat that promotes relaxation and rejuvenation. |
| Gym equipment | NOHRD | Sleek wooden construction across strength training systems and cardio solutions, with customisable options and ergonomic design. |
| Parquet | Foglie d’Oro | Stained oak or stained walnut parquet in the residences. |
| Joinery | Australian Paldao veneer | Veneered doors with hidden hinges; Paldao cabinetry in the show kitchens. |
| Stone | Roman travertine | Honed matt tiles with the pitted surface filled with transparent epoxide in dry areas; brushed tiles with a rough, less slippery surface in wet areas. |
| Kitchen appliances | Miele, Liebherr, Bosch | Specified for the show kitchens, with a secondary kitchen in the three, four and five-bedroom apartments. |
The brand board in the developer documentation covers furniture, kitchen appliances, rugs, ironmongery, gym equipment, sanitaryware, lighting and ventilation. Brands not named above are shown as logos without attribution in the deck, so this page does not list them.
Source: EYWA Tree of Life — developer presentation (73 pp.) ; EYWA Way of Water — developer presentation (109 pp.)
Data updated: 2026-08-29
The small print
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The ground floor and the amenities floor: club house, restaurant, spa, gym, pools and private dining rooms.
Open the pageThe systems the service layer runs on: EMF protection, MERV 14 air, living water and 432 Hz acoustics.
Open the pageThe banyan tower: 52 residences, the lobby library and the club house between the trunks.
Open the pageThe second tower: 65 residences, the health bar, the floating dining island and the hydroponic farm.
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