The Ultimate Housekeeping Showdown
The Housekeepers League of Champions received a game-changing upgrade. For the first time ever, immersive mock-up hotel rooms set the stage each designed to spotlight beautifully crafted wellness features and inspired by three elements of nature.
It wasn’t just a competition; it marked a bold new chapter for one of the show’s most anticipated challenges. With powerful themes driving this edition, the Challenge returned stronger and more relevant than ever, bringing together the MENA’s top talent to compete, connect, and inspire. It was where wellness met performance, and where brands gained unmatched exposure by placing their products directly in the spotlight of the industry’s decision-makers.
A Big Congratulations to Our 2025 Winners
A Look Back at the 2025 Edition
A Journey Through Nature-Inspired Design
The theme of the three healing totems—Earth, Fire & Air —symbolise th fundamental elements of nature, each offering unique energy & therapeutic qualities that foster balance, renewal & holistic well-being in the space.
Air
Designed to embody the lightness of air, this room showcases a soft color
scheme and an open, airy layout. A central bathtub with integrated jets serves as a focal point, complemented by a fabric-based lighting installation that adds a sense of flow and tranquility. Natural materials are prominently used throughout, creating a harmonious and calming environment.
Fire
Embracing the warmth and intensity of fire, this room features a rich palette and ambient lighting to create a cozy atmosphere. A large central fireplace stands as a symbol of energy and transformation, while an included sauna enhances the immersive heat experience, promoting relaxation and rejuvenation.
Earth
Grounded in the essence of the earth, this room incorporates natural clay materials and abundant flora motifs in its textiles. A central planter housing a tree beneath a skylight brings the outdoors inside, fostering a deep connection to nature and providing a serene, grounding experience.
