Abstract With the improvement of people's living standards, the quality requirements for the hotel are getting higher and higher, and more and more people have recently chosen health hotels, while enjoying a comfortable SPA, unloading a tired body, while enjoying the beautiful scenery around, it is really happy.
Introduce 8 health hotels that must be punched in a lifetime, and enjoy their unique architectural charm and spatial beauty.
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Dream Cave
Euphoria Spa, Greece
Location: Mystras, Greece
Area: 3000㎡
Imagine walking into an ancient cave, encountering a dreamlike hot spring, swimming in the water, and feeling the healing effects of the water. This 3,000-square-meter spa connects dream and reality to create a spiritual paradise.
The Euphoria Spa is located in a building carved out of the Mountains of Mystras in Greece. The inner circle of the building is a 20-meter-deep white light well, which opens to the sky, providing light for the interior while giving people a contemplation of faith.
Spaces such as reception, nursing rooms and changing rooms are distributed in a series of large and small oval spaces, like a network of passages to an catacomb. Designed to be both serene and subversive, the light, sound, temperature, humidity, texture, material and scent combine to give the human body an immersive sensory experience.
2
Bathe in nature
Iceland Blue Lagoon Resort
Location: Iceland
Area: 8500㎡
Year: 2018
Live inside the Geopark and enjoy the most pristine natural retreats. Located in the blue lagoon of the famous geothermal spa, this Icelandic resort is located on lava geology, bounded by volcanic lava, connected to a natural lake and bathed in a rejuvenating heavenly pool.
"Hot spring water slides and washes gel", the white lake bottom reflects the blue lake water particularly beautifully, and the mineral-rich hot spring water brings relaxation and healing from the inside out. Even in the winter when snowflakes are flying, the lake is still full of heat and smoke. Blend in and feel as if you're immersed in a world of mist.
At the north end, the new restaurant on the top floor offers views of the entire complex. West of the spa is a luxury hotel with 62 rooms surrounded by a lagoon. Visitors can enjoy the turquoise waters of the lake from the suite.
3
Glacial Lake Adventure
The "Arctic Bath" hotel in Sweden
Location: Lule River, Sweden
Year: 2013-2020
Arctic Bath, a new floating hotel and health-conscious spa, is located in Sweden's South Lule River, a one-of-a-kind hotel that was first unveiled in 2018.
The hotel consists of a floating circular main building, resembling a bird's nest, surrounded by a series of floating and land huts. The Arctic Bath is located under the Northern Lights in winter and under the midnight sun in summer, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nature while minimally intervening in the environment.
In addition to the main floating buildings, the hotel also boasts a range of water and land cabanas designed with a high degree of comfort and luxury in mind, while maintaining an overall well-being focus. The surrounding natural environment is in harmony with Scandinavian design through natural, sustainable materials such as wood, stone, leather and luxury textiles with a rich history.
4
Luxury nest
Costa Rica Art Villas Resort
Location: Costa Rica
Design: ARCHWERK
"Briefly let go of the complicated things around you, to feel the rustic countryside, to experience the pure nature, to have a forest trip that can be walked away." In the lush jungles of Costa Rica, the villa resort called "coco" offers a "luxury nest" for your nature journey, making the camping forest a treat.
Shaped like a pod, this series of holiday homes complements the outdoor space of the two surrounding holiday villas, connected by five separate tapered structures and open terraces. The interior is not only fully equipped with various living facilities, but also blurs the sense of boundary between the interior and the exterior through a certain range of open wide-angle design, increasing the overall visual effect.
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Idyllic and wild
Italian Apple Resort Hotel
Location: South Tyrol, Italy
Area: 2890㎡
Apples originated in Kazakhstan and became the cultural core of the region after being brought to South Tyrol by the Romans. Built here, apple resorts have exquisite architecture and are the first choice for people to travel and enjoy food.
Innovative design and architecture give this historic hotel a vintage charm, while also creating an oasis of sensory indulgence for guests to share a moment of tranquility. The wellness area has a unique architectural mass and a green landscape like a modern lush garden. Like a "green love" apple-shaped sauna, it blends smoothly and fully into the landscape.
As the heart of the hotel, the newly opened wellness centre has no north façade and is replaced by a green slope that blends into nature and covers the building. The entrance to the new spa is a semi-sheltered curved concrete shell that blends in with the landscape, dotted with a beautiful gate made of old wood. Such an interface between the surface and the underground gives the word "immersion" a new meaning.
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Ancient town style
Eskisehir Hotel & Spa
Location: Eskisehi, Turkey
Area: 2500㎡
Year: 2013
Rich in cultural and historical heritage across Europe and Asia, Turkey attracts visitors from all over the world. This spa hotel in the Eskisehi Odunpazari area is rooted in the original history of the area, and the massive architecture is a modern interpretation of the local culture and existing historical sites.
The interior of the building includes hotel rooms, a spa, and wedding venues to meet the diverse needs of tourists. The spa and wellness center is built underground to make full use of geothermal resources. The luxurious interior design and tranquil atmosphere allow you to fully enjoy the healing journey of wellness.
On top of the spa, there is a swimming pool with an open-air solarium. The roof above the pool allows natural light to fall indoors, overlooking the Turkish town full of local flavor through the high ground view of the building.