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Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH) has expanded its Wellbeing Collection with seven new member hotels, totalling 21 venues across the globe just one year after launch.

The latest additions span the mountains of India and Italy, the forests of Finland and Transylvania, and the tropical landscapes of Bali and Panama.

SLH’s new hotels

• Dharana at Shillim in Pune, India, where modern diagnostics meet Ayurveda, therapeutic nutrition, yoga and more
• REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort in Bali, Indonesia, which combines functional fitness, hydrotherapy and mindfulness with traditional Balinese healing rituals
• Zabola Estate in Transylvania, Romania, which invites guests to slow down through woodland walks, horse riding and wildlife encounters
• Sansara Surf & Yoga Resort on Panama’s Pacific coast, which centres on surfing, yoga and creative dining experiences
• Skýra Retreat in Finland, which embraces sauna rituals, cold-water immersion and forest bathing
• Hotel Saltus in South Tyrol, Italy, which draws on its spectacular alpine setting
• The Retreat Costa Rica, where nourishing cuisine and yoga combine with sound healing and crystal mountain hikes

The Wellbeing Collection brings together hotels where wellbeing extends beyond the spa to become an integral part of the entire stay. Each property has been selected for its ability to support physical, mental and emotional wellbeing through thoughtful design, exposure to nature, nourishing cuisine, local culture and considered experiences.

The seven hotels join SLH’s other properties in the collection that demonstrate various approaches to wellbeing.

Acro Suites in Crete draws on its dramatic Aegean setting through cave-inspired architecture, breathwork, sound healing and Mediterranean cuisine, while Namia River Retreat in Hoi An incorporates Vietnamese practices such as duong sinh breathing techniques alongside herbal traditions and riverside rituals.

Bhutan Spirit Sanctuary centres each stay around traditional Bhutanese Medicine, meditation and spiritual practice, while Rio Perdido in Costa Rica balances restoration with adventure through thermal waters, forest trails, canyoning and open-air treatments.