Why it's holistic
- Thermal water is the organising idea here.
- The mineral-rich water, kept at 36.5°C, is described as the foundation of the spa experience in indoor and outdoor pools and in select treatments.
- The spa's design follows a stated philosophy of tranquillity and mindfulness, using warm materials and deliberately avoiding showmanship.
- Beside it, Tamina Health brings modern medicine, prevention and personalised programmes into the same resort, so a stay can be a spa break or a health programme.
- The surrounding mountain landscape is part of the offer too.
About
The water at Grand Resort Bad Ragaz comes from the Tamina Gorge at 36.5°C, where the thermal spring was discovered in 1242, and it has been piped to the resort since 1840. It fills the pools of the Thermal Spa, which covers more than 6,050 square metres of baths, saunas, quiet relaxation rooms and treatment areas, and the Tamina Therme, which is also open to the public. Hotel guests have access to the Thermal Spa. Tamina Health, the resort's medical side, combines modern medicine, prevention and personalised health programmes. The resort is in the foothills of the Alps in Eastern Switzerland, about an hour's drive from Zurich, and has two golf courses.
Wellness Experiences
Thermal BathingMeditation SessionsSpa Treatments
