As wellness tourism continues to grow, a new form of hospitality is emerging—one rooted in deeper care and intention. At its core,
hospitality is about welcoming others with openness and grace, a practice that is inherently spiritual. Today, many hotels are embracing
this philosophy more fully, designing experiences that nurture balance and harmony across mind, body, and spirit.
SPIRITUAL TREATMENTS
Hotels borrow from ancient healing traditions, from Ayurveda to shamanism, to design unique wellness menus that can balance your energy, cleanse your aura, or strengthen your sense of serenity. In India ,Set on a 100-acre Maharaja’s Palace Estate in the Himalayan foothills, overlooking the Ganges and Rishikesh, Ananda offers a deeply holistic wellness experience rooted in nature.
Its philosophy blends traditional Indian practices with modern therapies, starting with Ayurvedic consultations to determine each guest’s dosha. Treatments include Abhyanga, Shirodhara, and Panchakarma, alongside daily yoga, pranayama, meditation, and Vedanta sessions.
Wellness cuisine follows Ayurvedic principles, using fresh, organic ingredients tailored to individual needs. Guests can also experience the Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh, relax in the
25,000 sq ft spa with hydrotherapy facilities, and explore the estate’s historic palace—bringing together healing, spirituality, and heritage in one immersive retreat.
NATURAL CONNECTIONS
Being immersed in nature is one of the purest forms of nourishment for the soul. It helps reduce anxiety, ease depression, and revitalise both mind
and spirit. Many travel destinations now harness this healing power by designing spaces that blend seamlessly with their surroundings, fostering a deep connection with the Earth.
Built as a desert oasis, Six Senses Shaharut in Israel reflects this philosophy. Set within the quiet stillness of the Negev landscape, its thoughtful
architecture creates a calming retreat. Its wellness approach focuses on sleep, mindful eating, movement, and self-discovery—offering a holistic path to inner balance.
NATURAL CONNECTIONS
CALMING RETREATS
Simplicity is key to reconnecting with yourself. Many hotel rooms are designed as pockets of tranquillity, offering calm and clarity even within vibrant cities. Minimalist, neutral interiors act as a gentle retreat from
the surrounding energy
CALMING RETREATS
