PAID CONTENT FOR KURHAUS CADEMARIO HOTEL & SPA
Kurhaus Cademario CADEMARIO, SWITZERLAND
WITH A LUXURIOUS SPA AND FOCUS ON MINDFUL EATING, KURHAUS CADEMARIO OFFERS A REJUVENATING ESCAPE DESIGNED TO NOURISH BOTH BODY AND MIND
Set in an idyllic, historic location, Kurhaus Cademario offers a holistic approach to wellbeing that aims to revitalise both body and mind. Its comprehensive programmes feature therapeutic treatments, awareness sessions and detoxing cuisine crafted from fresh, local ingredients. Guests can also immerse themselves in nature through guided hikes and sensory gardens, while personal growth seminars and peaceful reflective spaces promote mental clarity. To help guests disconnect and recharge, Kurhaus Cademario also offers mindful technology use and digital detox initiatives. This is a place to discover a harmonious blend of modern life and timeless wellness, and rediscover your true self.
An oasis of energy and renewal At Kurhaus Cademario, energy takes on a unique meaning and time flows to its own rhythm. Founder Dr Keller recognised this when he chose the sun-drenched hillside of Cademario in Switzerland as the perfect setting for his vision.
Expert Claudio Andretta stated that he, too,
discovered numerous spots in the hills and woods around Kurhaus Cademario that are ‘sources of strength’, perfect for replenishing vitality and renewing energy: “Kurhaus Cademario is perched on a hillside brimming with positive energy and superb panoramic views. At the summit, tall trees act as natural antennas, capturing the universe’s positive influences. From the hotel, guests can admire the breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains — a panorama so spectacular it often leaves one filled with deep gratitude,” says Claudio.
A timeless wellness history The name Kurhaus Cademario hints at its roots as a German care home. Established in 1914, the hotel leveraged its prime location to become the region’s first year-round sanatorium, welcoming guests even during the winter months. Over a century later, and after a multi-year restructuring plan, Kurhaus Cademario remains one of the leading
resorts for wellbeing and rejuvenation. One of the hotel’s standout features is its expansive 23,600sq ft Dot Spa, a sanctuary for total relaxation and rejuvenation. The breathtaking views, spanning from Lake Lugano to the Alps, have remained as captivating as they were at the hotel’s founding, offering an unchanging backdrop of natural beauty that enhances the experience. Here, guests can indulge in a number of
signature treatments, such as the Dot Natural Facial which includes a personalised exfoliation, mask application, multivitamin serum and a rejuvenating lifting massage with facial cream application. Golden clay is a key component within these facials. It’s enriched with illite — a mineral sourced from Swiss glaciers, which is known for its absorbent, exfoliating, smoothing and toning properties. This unique clay effectively removes impurities and excess sebum from the skin without causing dehydration, while its cation exchange capacity helps maintain the skin’s natural balance and pH.
Beyond the spa The retreat takes a holistic approach to wellness, encompassing multiple facets of wellbeing. Guests can enhance their body awareness through a range of sessions, including yoga and meditation, guided by experienced instructors who help foster a deeper connection between body and mind. Complementing these practices are holistic treatments such as therapeutic massages, and reflexology, which not only promote relaxation but also elevate physical awareness. A central focus of the retreat is conscious
eating, with detox menus created from locally sourced ingredients designed to nourish the body and promote cleansing. Radici Gourmet offers a revitalised dining experience that harmoniously blends tradition with innovation. Aligned with the Dotlicious philosophy, it highlights mindful, farm- to-table cuisine, featuring sustainable, regional products that enhance inner energy, choosing dishes without lactose, gluten and sugar, perfect for keto or low carb diets. The retreat also places a strong emphasis on
reconnecting with nature through guided hikes, woodland walks and various outdoor activities. These experiences enable guests to immerse themselves in the natural environment, fostering balance and inner peace. The retreat also features tranquil, secluded spaces, perfect for personal reflection, gratitude practices and journalling. The Energy Flow experience is another of
the resort’s standout offerings, which begins by identifying each guest’s unique energy type. A customised massage then uses specific oils applied to key energy channels to restore balance. To further support the detox process, guests are served a personalised herbal tea, leaving them feeling revitalised, energised and purified. In addition, the newly renovated pool at Kurhaus
Cademario, nestled opposite the existing one, offers a serene haven with hydro-massage jets. With a depth of just 90 cm, it invites guests to sit and unwind amidst stunning alpine views. At Kurhaus Cademario, guests can unwind with
a range of treatments, discover mindful eating and rejuvenate amid stunning natural beauty.
DON’T MISS Bask in breathtaking sunsets from your hotel room, where the Swiss Alps glow in vivid pinks and purples
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Need to know
KEY FEATURES • 82 spacious rooms & suites • Dot Spa • Gourmet restaurant & bar • Sports pool open during summer • Agno private airport • Enchanting views of Lake Lugano
KEY ACTIVITIES • Visit the village of Cademario • Go shopping in Lugano Via Nassa • Visit LAC Lugano Art & Culture Museum
KEY TREATMENTS • Traditional massages • Protocols focused on energy rebalancing • Energy Flow
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