7132 Launches Holistic Wellness Experiences To Celebrate 25th Anniversary of its Iconic Thermal Baths
New guest programs include forest bathing treatments, thermal cinema screenings, and rejuvenating nighttime swims
NEW YORK, April 25, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- 7132, one of Europe's finest wellness retreats located in the Swiss Alps village of Vals, has launched a series of new nature-forward wellness experiences in celebration of the 25th anniversary of its thermal baths. Designed to stimulate long-lasting health and wellness benefits, 7132's exclusive range of deeply restorative experiences feature unique arts and culture-inspired elements and will include art-house cinema screenings in the spa, healing treatments surrounded by nature, night swimming, and an exclusive once in a lifetime experience.
New wellness experiences launching this year include:
- 7132 Alpine Ritual Forest Bathing Spa Treatment: To be fully immersed in the property's breathtaking natural landscapes, guests can experience high altitude Alpine therapy encompassing personalized massage treatments in the heart of a nearby forest surrounded by fir trees and lush ferns. The wellness experience utilizes local ingredients such as mountain herb-infused oils and is rooted in the belief that embracing the sights, scents, and sounds of the forest can improve physical and mental wellbeing.
The new 7132 Alpine Ritual package starts from CHF 11,230 ($12,000) per person, including a three-night stay at 7132 Hotel in the Penthouse Suite with breakfast, a round trip transfer via helicopter within Switzerland, a one-hour forest bathing wellness treatment including transfer, a 90-minute Valser hot stone massage in the spa, a healthy welcome cocktail created by the 7132 mixologist, and free admission to the Thermal Baths.
- 7132 Swimming In Darkness: French novelist Lucas Harari was inspired to write a thrilling graphic novel, titled Swimming in Darkness, that tells the story of Pierre, a young architecture student who becomes obsessed with the thermal baths while writing his thesis and then travels to the resort to experience its mysterious energy. Guests can follow in his footsteps and read a complimentary copy of the novel before enjoying a rejuvenating nighttime dip in the baths.
The new 7132 Swimming in Darkness package starts from CHF 775 ($828) for two people, including a two-night stay at 7132 House of Architects with breakfast, a gifted copy of the graphic novel, free admission to the Thermal Baths including evening bathing on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 11pm – 1am (nighttime swimming open to all guests staying at the hotels).
- 7132 Thermal Cinema: Arts and culture enthusiasts can don their swimsuits and float in the healing thermal waters of the large outside pool or relax on the surrounding loungers whilst watching projections of immersive art-house style movies on the slabs of Vals quartzite stone. The screenings will include a mix of architecture and art house-themed documentaries, spotlighting the life of Peter Zumthor, the history of the baths, and Hollywood classics.
The new 7132 Thermal Cinema screenings will take place on Wednesday and Sunday evenings from 8pm – 11pm from June 15 – 17, 2022. The experience (complimentary for hotel guests) can be followed by a nighttime swim.
- 7132 Once In A Lifetime Experience: Couples seeking a truly exclusive experience will have the opportunity to book an ultra-luxe, once-in-a-lifetime experience, which includes the opportunity to enjoy access to the thermal baths for an extraordinary evening exploring the spa's cathedral-setting and various indoor and outdoor pools in complete privacy. Additional highlights to ensure it is truly memorable include taking the 7132 Helicopter to a remote glacier for a romantic Louis Roederer Cristal Champagne tasting followed by a nine-course tasting menu at the two Michelin-star 7132 Silver Restaurant.
The new 7132 Once In A Lifetime Experience package starts from CHF 7,770 ($8,306) for two people, including a two-night stay in 7132 Hotel's Penthouse Suite with breakfast, helicopter and Champagne tasting experience on the glacier, nine-course tasting dinner at 7132 Silver Restaurant, exclusive privatization of the thermal baths for 90 minutes by night, and free admission to the thermal baths from arrival to departure.
7132's iconic thermal baths were the creation of renowned local architect Peter Zumthor, and since its opening 25 years ago, the quiet village of Vals has been elevated to international prominence with the spa becoming a mecca for wellness and architecture enthusiasts from around the world. The thermal baths pay homage to the surrounding area's dramatic mountain landscape, combining 60,000 slabs of Vals quartzite stone with highly mineralized healing waters from the nearby St. Peter's spring. Highlights include seven pools, including the main outdoor pool, that range in temperature from 14°C to 42°C. There are also seven treatment rooms with a wide range of treatments available using ESPA products, a water massage room, multiple relaxation rooms and spaces, steam rooms and saunas, a hair salon, well-equipped gym, and an onsite shop.
A destination within itself, 7132 is comprised of two adjacent hotels – the Swiss designated 'five-star superior' 7132 Hotel, which is a member of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts Legend Collection, and the House of Architects design hotel; a private chalet in the village – 7132 Glenner; a range of seven restaurants and bars offering varied cuisine including the two-Michelin Star 7132 Silver Restaurant; a kid's club; and the iconic thermal baths. For more information and to book, visit http://www.7132.com.
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About 7132 Blending world-class design and impeccable service in the dramatic beauty of the Swiss Alps, 7132 offers ultimate luxury and striking architecture. Comprised of two adjacent hotels, and a separate chalet for exclusive hire in the village, seven restaurants and bars, including the two-Michelin star 7132 Silver restaurant. The crown jewel of the destination is the award-winning thermal spa designed by local architect Peter Zumthor, constructed from 60,000 slabs of local quartzite and offering a range of hot pools and treatment rooms.
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