Health hotel
Requirements
Requirements
| 1. | Classified as, at least, a 3-star hotel. |
| 2. | The following areas are adapted for the guests/patients: access path, building entrance, reception, dining room, lounge, WC facilities. |
| 3. | Rooms adapted for the guests with appropriate bathrooms and furnishings. |
| 4. | Non-slip flooring. |
| 5. | At least 50% non-smoking rooms. |
| 6. | Smoke-free lounge with natural light, which guarantees peace and quiet. |
| 7. | Surroundings/situation of the hotel: quiet, easy to walk around and suitable for spending time outdoors. |
| 8. | Structurally or at least optically well-separated smokers’ zone in the dining room (otherwise smoke-free). |
| 9. | Functional orientation system (signs) in the building. |
| 10. | If available: opening hours of the wellness facilities: at least from 8-10 a.m. and 3-8 p.m. each day. |
| 11. | If offered: written information on using the wellness equipment/sports gear. |
| 12. | If wellness infrastructure is offered: provide bathrobes, slippers and hair-dryers on request, free of charge. |
| 13. | Recreational activities (e.g. prepared craftwork, games, magazines) are offered. |
| 14. | At least 1 relaxation activity in the hotel or near the hotel each day (massage, yoga, meditation, autogenic training, breathing exercises etc.). |
| 15. | Guests are made aware, verbally and in writing, that a range of exercise, health education and cultural activities can be organised on request. |
| 16. | Information on the exercise, relaxation and cultural activities in the town/in the region (information board or folder). |
| 17. | At least 1 person in charge of convalescent care is available every day for health questions. |
| 18. | Well-balanced menus (carbohydrate, protein, fruit/vegetables): low-fat, low-salt, fresh, regional and seasonal products. |
| 19. | At least 1 vegetarian alternative of equal value (aside from salad or vegetable dishes). |
| 20. | At least 1 reduced-calorie alternative. |
| 21. | A free or reasonably-priced range of non-alcoholic drinks. |
| 22. | Breakfast buffet: various types of bread, muesli, fresh fruit. |
| 23. | Option of a light lunch, range of small snacks (small menu or salad buffet or fruit basket). |
| 24. | If possible, the patients’ needs are established before the reservation through a questionnaire. |
| 25. | Therapy rooms: for every 30 rooms, at least one 10 m2 separable room that is as sound-proof as possible. |
| 26. | There must be easily accessible showers in the bathrooms (no bathtubs). |
| 27. | Grounds accessible by wheelchair (only when physically disabled patients and people in wheelchairs are received. |
| 28. | The enterprise holds, at least, the Swiss Tourism seal of quality level 1 or the same in an equivalent system or features on the cantonal hospital or nursing home list. |
| 29. | Information on the health philosophy of the enterprise is made available (guest newspaper or guest folder in the room or posters or events. |
Classification overview