SLH Adds Seven Properties to Wellbeing Collection

Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has expanded its Wellbeing Collection by adding seven independent properties across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, bringing the dedicated sub-brand to 21 hotels globally, eHotelier reported [1]. The expansion arrives one year after the brand's initial 2025 launch, curating retreats that embed physical, mental, and emotional health throughout the guest journey [1].

What hotels joined the Wellbeing Collection?

The seven newly added retreats represent distinct geographical environments ranging from alpine settings to tropical coastlines [1]. According to eHotelier, the new members include Dharana at Shillim in Pune, India; REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort in Nusa Dua, Bali; Zabola Estate in Transylvania; Sansara Surf & Yoga Resort on Panama’s Pacific coast; Skýra Retreat in Finland; Hotel Saltus in South Tyrol, Italy; and The Retreat Costa Rica, which sits atop a crystal-quartz mountain [1].

How does Dharana at Shillim integrate health programming into operations?

Dharana at Shillim in Pune, India, merges modern medical assessments with traditional healing modalities across a 99-villa estate [1]. The property sits within the UNESCO-listed Sahyadri Mountains, surrounded by protected forests, lakes, and hills [1]. Detailed assessments covering sleep, nutrition, movement, recovery, and metabolic health determine the guest's personalized programmes, as reported by eHotelier [1].

Food and beverage operations at Dharana follow an earth-to-table framework relying on the retreat’s on-site gardens and nearby farms [1]. Dining is split across three distinct concepts: Green Table supplies personalised wellness menus, Ojas provides local and international nourishing meals, and Vyoma delivers lighter, casual dining options [1].

What modalities define the other collection additions?

Each new property applies programming rooted in local geography and regional traditions rather than standard spa menus [1]. In Bali, REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort focuses on functional movement, hydrotherapy, and mindfulness alongside Balinese therapies [1]. In Finland, Skýra Retreat focuses on cold-water immersion, sauna sessions, and forest bathing [1]. In Italy's South Tyrol, Hotel Saltus operates a woodland Forest Spa alongside panoramic Sky Pools [1].

Transylvania’s Zabola Estate centres guest stays on estate wildlife encounters, horse riding, and forest walks [1]. On Panama's Pacific coastline, Sansara Surf & Yoga Resort pairs dedicated surf coaching with yoga sessions and creative dining [1]. In Costa Rica, The Retreat Costa Rica structures programming around crystal mountain hikes, sound healing, and nourishing food [1].

How do the additions fit alongside existing collection properties?

The seven newcomers join existing Wellbeing Collection members that emphasize regional culture and physical setting [1]. These established member properties include Acro Suites in Crete, which features cave-inspired architecture, breathwork, and Mediterranean cuisine [1]. In Hoi An, Namia River Retreat integrates Vietnamese duong sinh breathing techniques, riverside rituals, and herbal medicine [1].

Other established members include Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary, which builds stays around traditional Bhutanese Medicine and meditation, and Costa Rica's Rio Perdido, which combines thermal waters and open-air treatments with canyoning and forest trails, eHotelier reported [1].