Edgewood Tahoe Resort in NevadaPreferred Hotels & Resorts has unveiled a collection of winter wellness escapes through its Preferred Wellbeing programme, launched in May 2026. The programme brings together more than 70 independent hotels and resorts worldwide. Each property offers distinctive wellness experiences that go beyond traditional spa treatments.
The initiative aims to make wellbeing part of the entire guest journey. It places particular emphasis on physical recovery and mental restoration during the colder months.
Mountain recovery in the US
At Edgewood Tahoe Resort in Nevada, guests can enjoy the Boots Off Recovery Package. It combines NormaTec air-compression therapy with an Oxygen Bar to support recovery after mountain activities.
Meanwhile, Montage Big Sky in Montana offers its Peak Performance Recovery treatment. The experience combines assisted stretching with Hyperice Normatec therapy to help guests recover after a day outdoors.
Thermal wellness in the Alps
In Switzerland, 7132 Hotel in Vals offers thermal bathing in pools designed by architect Peter Zumthor. The mineral-rich waters provide an immersive experience focused on relaxation and restoration.
Austria's Das Edelweiss Salzburg Mountain Resort features a five-level mountain spa. Guests can enjoy panoramic saunas and hot-and-cold wellness experiences.
Holistic retreats and seasonal renewal
In Italy, Preidlhof Luxury Dolce Vita Resort offers nine Transformational Wellness Retreats. These programmes combine medical insights with holistic practices to support overall wellbeing.
Meanwhile, The Lake House on Canandaigua in New York hosts a Winter Solstice Retreat. The programme focuses on restorative yoga and seasonal nutrition.
Wellness beyond the traditional spa
The collection reflects growing interest in personalised wellness travel and experiences that support long-term lifestyle changes.
Through Preferred Wellbeing, Preferred Hotels & Resorts aims to turn winter into a season of renewal and reflection. Guests can reconnect with nature, restore their energy and focus on their overall wellbeing.
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