Hotel in Switzerland offers Israelis a week's stay for NIS 180,000

If you happened to save money in the past year, during which there was a war in Israel that negatively affected you mentally, perhaps you can use it to restore your health. These days, the Clinic Les Alpes hotel is opening in the Swiss Alps, near Lake Geneva. It is a therapeutic hotel, the first of its kind globally, featuring a luxurious health center for body and soul healing, with a vacation cost of just under NIS 200,000 per week!

The hotel offers Israeli guests a variety of special services such as kosher meals, translation services to Hebrew, post-trauma treatments due to the war, and more. In addition to gourmet meals, round-trip airport transfers, all imaginable treatments (detailed below), in short, everything needed for a vacation for the soul and body to heal. As written, the cost of staying for a week is not cheap, standing at about 45,000 Swiss francs (which is approximately NIS 180,000 per week).

Booking the vacation is done by leaving an email message or using the "Contact Us" page on the hotel's website, after which hotel representatives will contact you and conduct a Zoom interview and other assessments to tailor the vacation for you.

Each guest undergoes a comprehensive survey examining their lifestyle

The Swiss rehabilitation center, considered highly luxurious, holds a license from the Swiss Ministry of Health and offers personalized treatments for each guest and their emotional well-being. The center has a professional team including specialized doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, nutritionists, fitness trainers, yoga instructors, medically trained masseurs, and a 24/7 available team.

"The Alps Clinic" offers an exclusive hospitality experience with high standards, and its treatments are precisely tailored and personalized for each patient. The accommodation rooms are private suites, all with views of the Alps and Lake Geneva.

Upon arrival at the rehabilitation center, guests undergo a comprehensive lifestyle survey, assessing their health, physical and mental condition, eating habits, and more. Additionally, guests will undergo a series of tests to personally adjust a nutrition menu planned by a nutritionist in collaboration with the head chef, a Michelin-starred chef. Furthermore, guests will benefit from daily personal fitness training sessions, meetings with professionals, spa treatments, and more. Guests will be offered guided hiking tours in the Alps and forests of the area, art therapy sessions, meditations, horse therapy, and more.

A discreet facility combining medical and holistic treatment

The hotel is surrounded by 360 degrees of green grass fields, forests, snowy mountains, alongside Lake Geneva. The first floor houses medical facilities, treatment rooms, and counseling, while the second floor features a spa including a swimming pool, saunas, hammam, gym, Pilates, yoga, and more. Additionally, there is a discreet and private facility combining medical and holistic treatment.

The venue has a long-standing history, a magnificent chateau carefully planned and designed to preserve the building's history while making it modern and contemporary. The chosen interior design style is English, aristocratic lines, combined with rustic touches.

The center ensures the privacy of arriving guests, while emphasizing medical and emotional immunity. The recommended stay at the hotel is at least a week and up to a maximum of a month - all subject to the choice of the patients and their condition.

Among the guests already registered at the luxurious rehabilitation center are European princes/princesses, heads of states, senior businesspeople, famous Hollywood celebrities, and more.

Courage is needed to seek help (and also money)

The Alpine Clinic is a unique project by international entrepreneur and investor Patrick Wilson, with a vision to establish the world's unique clinic combining the highest quality professional treatments tailored personally, alongside a highly luxurious stay.

"Our goal is to provide guests of the clinic with a complete sense of physical, mental, and social well-being," says Wilson. "Making the decision to seek help for physical/emotional/mental health requires courage. Often, a person seeking help or their loved ones have very little understanding of dealing with their situation, what needs to be done, and where to turn for help, which can be scary and unknown." According to him, the hotel has a professional and skilled team to assist and help people understand that there is a solution. "There are programs for the family and loved ones of the guests to help them understand the issues of addiction and emotional treatment," he adds.

Hotel website 

Minimum booking of a week's stay