Private Spa

Relax & reconnect.

Zoek Zwitserland :

Arosa: Tschuggen Feusisberg: Panorama Resort Gstaad: Bellevue Interlaken: Victoria-Jung. Lausanne: Beau-Rivage Lausanne: Palace Lenzerheide: Schweizerhof Locarno/Minusio: Esplanade Lucerne: Palace Montreux: Montreux Palace Pontresina: Kronenhof Saas-Fee: Ferienart Resort Scuol: Belvédère St. Moritz: Carlton Weggis: Park Hotel Weggis Wienacht: Seeblick Yverdon: Hôtel des Bains Zermatt: Mirabeau

Overzicht

How about a dip in rice wine? In Japan bathing in sake, a tradition that dates back 3,000 years, is said to impart a glowing beauty. Or perhaps you prefer to sink deep into a Thai blossom bath, feeling your body soft and weightless, as your head is enveloped by exotic scents and soft music? Whichever you choose, no one is going to disturb your bathing ritual together. For in this magical space, you decide for yourselves when you are ready for your Balinese coffee-peeling ritual or your Hawaiian temple massage, or when you fancy a soak in the whirlpool bath or a stint in the steam bath, or when, wrapped in cosy warm towels, you simply want to lie there together, breathing in the tranquillity. There is a key to happiness: it’s called a private spa.

All the time in the world

More and more couples are discovering for themselves this most exclusive form of relaxation, and treating themselves to a couple of hours in a private spa suite. In a sensual atmosphere and free from interruption they enjoy what is all too rare in dayto- day life: the feeling of having all the time in the world for one another. Wellness hotels are increasingly meeting this need, providing not just the setting but also exquisite products with deep effects tailored to each ritual – and of course first-class trained masseurs.

Regional delicacies

Scented baths and massages can certainly promote wellness and therefore happiness à deux. But inner wellbeing comes about above all through balanced nutrition. Since the way to a man’s heart – or a woman’s, for that matter – is through the stomach, wellness hotels pay great care and attention to their cuisine: light but lively, creative and market-fresh. From breakfast through to dinner, they incorporate as much as they can specialities from the region and take great pleasure in delighting guests with outstanding Swiss wines.