These Are the Best New Hotel Spas in the World for 2026, From Montana to Rwanda
The article highlights the best new hotel spas around the world for 2026, showcasing a shift towards luxurious and innovative wellness experiences. These spas offer advanced treatments and facilities that prioritize recovery and relaxation, moving beyond traditional spa models. Notable mentions include the One&Only Moonlight Basin Spa in Montana and The Sanctuary at Naples Beach Club in Florida, each offering unique and personalized treatments.
- ▪The new hotel spas focus on optimization and luxury, incorporating advanced recovery technologies.
- ▪One&Only Moonlight Basin Spa features gemstone-infused treatments and a unique indoor-outdoor soaking experience.
- ▪The Sanctuary at Naples Beach Club includes innovative offerings like the Ammortal Chamber and modern anti-aging products.
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Wellness & SpasThese Are the Best New Hotel Spas in the World for 2026, From Montana to RwandaFrom a Rwanda camp with the first of its kind wellness facility to an exciting new medi-spa hammam in Morocco, the world's most exciting new spas are hitting a new level of luxury.By Todd PlummerMay 26, 2026Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay Media SpaSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyThis year marked a huge turning point for hotel spas—the old model of putting a lonely string of treatment rooms next to a vaguely damp steam room has been decisively retired.
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