This thematic trail focusing on water starts from the Thai wellbeing tree at the entrance and leads guests to the Turkish bath, the Mediterranean bath, the “soft” sauna, the large Finnish sauna surrounded by the forest, the emotional showers, the ice waterfall, and the indoor and outdoor pools. The journey continues into the garden below the small artificial swimming “biopool” – “organic” as no chemical substances were used to make it. The “Nuvola” booth creates a dry floating experience, allowing guests to reap the benefits of this unique technique.
Manna Spa
Step in and experience the ambience, massages, and treatments you’d find in Thailand and the East. Some of the staff are from Thailand. The chill-out rooms and booths are enriched by select details from the East and genuine decor from ancient China. The swimming pool area walls are carbonized larch panels prepared using an ancient Japanese technique, the Shou Sugi Ban.
The chill-out rooms and booths are enriched by select details from the East and genuine decor from ancient China. The swimming pool area walls are carbonized larch panels prepared using an ancient Japanese technique, the Shou Sugi Ban.
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Treatments
The single and double booths can be used for two treatments. The first are St. Barth treatments which combine ancestral Caribbean methods with cutting-edge cosmetic tech following the wellbeing precepts of the East Indies. The second are new, local, and sustainable biocosmetic treatments developed by the Gian Maria Amadori labs in Val Badia which harness the Dolomites’ flora powerful properties.
Dayspa
Open every day between 10am and 7.30pm > €120
included: a voucher to the value of 40€ that can be used with the various services offered by the resort.
