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Spa & Wellness

La Pierre Spa

Spa & Wellness

La Pierre Spa

La Pierre sits fourteen metres below the hotel, carved directly into the mountain’s granite — steam, cold water, heat and rest in one quiet circuit.

Hands holding a smooth warm stone over a bowl of petals

Guest receiving a facial with a cooling clay mask

Therapist giving a hot stone back massage

Candles and dried flowers on a spa side table

Treatments

Massage

Grounded in the phytotherapy tradition of the Swiss Jura and modernised by our eight therapists — deep tissue, hot stone or a slow full-body ritual.

Facial

Mineral and botanical facials built around the skin’s response to altitude, cold and sun, finished with a cooling clay mask.

Body Ritual

Scrub, wrap and massage in one unhurried sequence, using larch, pine and herbs gathered in the valley.

Treatments

Massage

Grounded in the phytotherapy tradition of the Swiss Jura and modernised by our eight therapists — deep tissue, hot stone or a slow full-body ritual.

Facial

Mineral and botanical facials built around the skin’s response to altitude, cold and sun, finished with a cooling clay mask.

Body Ritual

Scrub, wrap and massage in one unhurried sequence, using larch, pine and herbs gathered in the valley.

Blue-lit indoor pool with rippling water

Outdoor cold-water tub overlooking a glacier valley

Condensation running down a steamed glass wall

Candlelit steam room carved from dark stone

The Thermal Circuit

Steam Cave

Start here. Carved from rough granite and held at about 45°C, the steam opens the pores and loosens the muscles — ten to fifteen minutes is enough.

Cold Plunge

Thirty to sixty seconds at 10–12°C, all year round. The contrast with the steam is the step most guests skip once — and never again.

Thermal Pool

Mineral water at 36°C, where most guests settle for twenty to thirty minutes beneath the granite vault.

The Thermal Circuit

Steam Cave

Start here. Carved from rough granite and held at about 45°C, the steam opens the pores and loosens the muscles — ten to fifteen minutes is enough.

Cold Plunge

Thirty to sixty seconds at 10–12°C, all year round. The contrast with the steam is the step most guests skip once — and never again.

Thermal Pool

Mineral water at 36°C, where most guests settle for twenty to thirty minutes beneath the granite vault.

Heated stone loungers beside the spa pool

Wood-lined sauna with a stove and a forest view

Relaxation room with loungers facing tall windows

Heat & Rest

Larch Sauna

A dry sauna at 85°C, lined in larch from the valley — the circuit’s last heat before rest.

Relaxation Room

Heated stone loungers and a single rule: no talking. Stay as long as you like.

Spa Access

Complimentary for hotel guests, daily 8:00 – 20:00. Treatments run 9:00 – 19:00 and can be booked at the front desk.

Heat & Rest

Larch Sauna

A dry sauna at 85°C, lined in larch from the valley — the circuit’s last heat before rest.

Relaxation Room

Heated stone loungers and a single rule: no talking. Stay as long as you like.

Spa Access

Complimentary for hotel guests, daily 8:00 – 20:00. Treatments run 9:00 – 19:00 and can be booked at the front desk.

Before You Visit

Good to Know

Opening Hours

Thermal facilities daily 8:00 – 20:00. Treatments 9:00 – 19:00.

For Hotel Guests

The thermal circuit is complimentary. Treatments are booked separately and charged to your room.

Booking

Reserve treatments at the front desk or through our team before you arrive — evenings fill first.

What to Bring

Nothing at all. Robes, slippers, towels and swimwear for the pool are waiting in your room.

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