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an oasis of calm healing

Across the world, and throughout decades, water therapies and facilities have contributed to creating wellness experiences that provide lasting physical and mental health benefits.

Our geothermal water comes from 637 metres below Earth's surface and is high in healing minerals including Boron, Magnesium, Potassium and Sodium. Our water emerges from a filtration hot spring estimated to have been deep within the earth for more than 10,000 years, classifying us a 'true mineral spring'.

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“Water is an element in which our bodies can be free, so all of us can use water therapeutically.” - Professional Spa & Wellness Magazine

benefits of our water

Geothermal mineral springs contain various healing properties that contribute significantly to our overall health and wellbeing. From better sleep, to improved blood circulation, there are many reasons to bathe in our geothermal waters.

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minerals in our water

Our geothermal springs contain vital minerals that have a wealth of benefits on our overall wellbeing. You can view a full mineral analysis below to more deeply understand the mineral breakdown.

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research

We value research and share worldwide wellness data and initiatives. We know our waters are of benefit, and we’re committed to sharing that with our guests and peers by applying new practices.

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Beautiful Water®

We’ve partnered with Beautiful Water Systems and Dr. Marc Cohen, a passionate wellness practitioner, to have Beautiful Water® filters installed across our site, providing you with clean, filtered water throughout your stay.

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balneotherapy

Balneology is the scientific study of the therapeutic benefits of naturally occurring mineral waters.

Doctors have come to recognise the value of prescribing bathing in mineral waters as part of a preventative approach to illness, as well as to reduce fluid retention, chronic pain, musculoskeletal injuries and stress.

The practice of balneotherapy involves immersing the body in water - like geothermal hot springs - for therapeutic purposes. The key benefits can be attributed to various factors including the temperature of the water, the minerals and trace elements, as well as buoyancy, taking pressure off joints and muscles relieving points of tension in the body.