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PAID CONTENT FOR KURHAUS CADEMARIO HOTEL & SPA


Kurhaus Cademario Hotel & Spa LAKE LUGANO, SWITZERLAND


On a serene hillside overlooking Lake Lugano, Kurhaus Cademario offers a timeless retreat where the rhythm of daily life slows to a peaceful cadence. Established in 1914 by Dr Keller, this sanctuary was envisioned as a haven for those seeking to escape the rigours of the modern world and to reconnect with their inner equilibrium. Today, Kurhaus Cademario Hotel & Spa builds upon its founder’s vision, presenting a premier wellness experience that distinguishes it as a leader in the fields of relaxation and health. The hotel has 82 luxuriously appointed rooms


and suites, each offering its own unique vista — whether it’s the shimmering waters of Lake Lugano or the lush, restorative greenery of the surrounding woodlands. Guests can choose from a variety of suites, some featuring whirlpool baths on private terraces, others inspired by the organic elements around them, allowing each visitor to tailor their personal haven in beautiful surroundings. Spanning 2,000sq metres, the SPA at Kurhaus


Cademario is a jewel in the Ticino region, dedicated to the art of rejuvenation and renewal. It has an


array of facilities that cater to every aspect of wellness. From traditional sauna paths to steam baths, and from the ancient practices of hammam and caldarium to the invigorating frigidarium, the spa offers a holistic approach to relaxation. Additionally, guests can indulge in hydro massages, a variety of massages, personalised treatments and innovative alternative medicine techniques. Culinary excellence at Kurhaus Cademario is


rooted in a philosophy of conscious, healthy eating. The cuisine here focuses on superb flavours and wholesome ingredients. The kitchen eschews sugars, bypasses gluten and highlights low-carb options, supporting a lifestyle based on wellness. A fusion of locally sourced products and special in-house creations ensures a memorable dining experience that’s as nourishing as it is delightful. Kurhaus Cademario is an enchanting locale.


Here, guests can recharge and reconnect with nature. Whether it’s through a spa session, a gourmet meal, or a contemplative moment overlooking the pristine lake, Kurhaus Cademario invites you to discover rejuvenation on your terms.


DON’T MISS Cycle to Monte Tamaro or Monte Lema before visiting a wine cellar in Malcantone


Need to know


KEY FEATURES • 82 spacious rooms & suites • 2,200sq metre DOT SPA • Gourmet restaurant, bistro and bar • Sports pool open during summer • Agno private airport • Enchanting views of Lake Lugano


KEY ACTIVITIES • Visit the traditional Swiss village of Cademario


• Go shopping in Lugano Via Nassa • Visit LAC Lugano Art & Culture Museum


KEY TREATMENTS • Traditional massages • Protocols focused on energy rebalancing


GET IN TOUCH kurhauscademario.com/en T: +41 916 105 111 E: info@kurhauscademario.com


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