Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has expanded its Wellbeing Collection by adding seven new properties, taking the portfolio to 21 independently operated hotels worldwide. The expansion comes one year after SLH launched the collection.
Introduced in 2025, the Wellbeing Collection brings together hotels that offer wellness experiences beyond conventional spa treatments. Instead, these properties focus on physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing while integrating nature, nutrition, local culture, thoughtful design, and destination-specific wellness practices into the overall guest experience.
The latest additions span India, Indonesia, Romania, Panama, Finland, Italy, and Costa Rica. Consequently, each property offers a distinct approach to wellness influenced by the culture, landscape, and traditions of its respective destination.
Among the latest additions is Dharana at Shillim in Pune, which combines modern diagnostics with Ayurveda, therapeutic nutrition, yoga, and breathwork. Located within the UNESCO-listed Sahyadri Mountains, the wellness retreat offers an immersive experience surrounded by forests, lakes, and hills.
Dharana at Shillim develops personalised wellness programmes based on detailed assessments of sleep, nutrition, movement, recovery, and metabolic health. The property features 99 villas and follows an earth-to-table philosophy through its dining programme.
Green Table offers personalised wellness-focused menus, while Ojas serves local and international cuisine. Meanwhile, Vyoma provides lighter dining options using produce sourced from the retreat’s gardens and neighbouring farms.
SLH has also added REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort in Bali, which combines functional fitness, hydrotherapy, and mindfulness with traditional Balinese healing practices. Similarly, Zabola Estate in Transylvania offers wellness experiences through woodland walks, horse riding, and wildlife encounters.
Sansara Surf & Yoga Resort in Panama focuses on surfing, yoga, and curated dining experiences. Meanwhile, Skýra Retreat in Finland incorporates traditional sauna rituals, cold-water immersion, and forest bathing into its wellness offerings.
In South Tyrol, Hotel Saltus combines its alpine setting with a Forest Spa, panoramic Sky Pools, and nature-focused experiences. Additionally, The Retreat Costa Rica, located on a crystal-quartz mountain, offers yoga, sound healing, wellness-focused cuisine, and mountain hiking experiences.
The seven new properties join existing members of the SLH Wellbeing Collection, including Acro Suites in Crete, Namia River Retreat in Hoi An, Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, and Rio Perdido in Costa Rica.
Through the expanded Wellbeing Collection, SLH aims to highlight diverse approaches to wellness tourism. Moreover, the collection focuses on experiences that draw inspiration from the culture, natural landscapes, and traditional practices of individual destinations.
