Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has added seven new properties to its Wellbeing Collection, taking the portfolio to 21 hotels one year after its 2025 launch, with new additions spanning India, Italy, Finland, Romania, Bali and Panama.
New members offer distinct approaches to wellbeing
Dharana at Shillim in Pune, India, combines modern diagnostics with Ayurveda, therapeutic nutrition, yoga and breathwork across 99 villas in the UNESCO-listed Sahyadri Mountains, with earth-to-table dining spanning three restaurants. REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort in Bali’s Nusa Dua combines functional fitness, hydrotherapy and mindfulness with traditional Balinese healing.
Zabola Estate in Transylvania centres on woodland walks, horse riding and wildlife encounters, while Sansara Surf & Yoga Resort on Panama’s Pacific coast focuses on surfing, yoga and creative dining. Skýra Retreat in Finland incorporates sauna rituals, cold-water immersion and forest bathing, Hotel Saltus in South Tyrol pairs a woodland Forest Spa with alpine Sky Pools, and The Retreat Costa Rica offers sound healing and crystal mountain hikes atop a quartz mountain.
Collection reflects varied global wellbeing traditions
The 21-hotel collection spans Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Asia Pacific, and the Americas, with existing members including Acro Suites in Crete, Namia River Retreat in Hoi An, Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary and Rio Perdido in Costa Rica. Each property is selected for supporting physical, mental and emotional wellbeing through design, nature access, cuisine, local culture and considered experiences rather than spa facilities alone.
For agents selling wellness travel, the expanded collection gives a curated shortlist of independently owned properties across multiple continents, offering distinct destination-specific wellbeing approaches for clients seeking an alternative to standard spa resort product. SLH’s loyalty program, INVITED, offers members access to exclusive benefits across the wider 700-hotel collection.
