Which hotel is right for me?
This question is not easy to answer, not least, because the individual demands in this respect can also be very different. Not everyone wants the same services and approaches such a holiday with the same demands, which is why you should pay great attention to your individual needs when choosing a hotel.
What do you wish for this holiday?
A first and important question is probably the style of the hotel. Wellness hotels can now be found in almost all areas of the hotel industry, especially in the upper range (because offering the various additional services in an inexpensive hotel makes less sense, not only for the provider).
Are you looking for a hotel, that is situated in a beautiful and natural environment, so they have the opportunity too, to relax in the great outdoors beyond the confines of the hotel grounds? Many wellness hotels have an excellent location in this respect and are characterized not only by pleasant and often natural architecture. You may find a park on the property of a hotel located in nature, which invites you to pleasant and entertaining walks, while they have the opportunity in the wider area, to go on a longer hike.
Perhaps the natural location of the hotel is not that important to them. Especially on a spa vacation (which is quite often booked as a short break over a weekend or maybe a long weekend) many people are not that keen on it, to get to know the environment and the area in detail. Rather, they value the opportunity, to have a good time for a few days, without having to worry about a sightseeing program, and don't necessarily want to leave the hotel premises, but rather to fully enjoy the possibilities offered.
In such a case, you should pay attention to a hotel, which offers a varied program and which - depending on your personal taste - maybe also offers a wellness oasis, where they can simply settle down for a few hours without having to register with the staff.
Good hotels offer an open area with bathrooms, Saunas and other relaxation spaces such as caldariums, which you as a guest can easily enter as you wish and in which you can stay, as long as you want. Maybe it's important to them too, that they can also devote themselves to their own well-being in their own room. Facilities such as steam baths and whirlpools are found more often than average in wellness hotels in the upscale rooms, so they might want to factor these services into their choices. After all, there is nothing more relaxing, if you can treat yourself to a little wellness, without having to take programs and opening times into account.
Finally, of course, there may also be a wellness hotel in a city or region, which they wanted to visit anyway. In this case, it might just be a special luxury, that they can devote themselves extensively to their relaxation in the hotel, however, they also want to explore the surrounding area or the city. If this is your plan, you can also fall back on hotels with less extensive services and perhaps simply limit your excursion plans in the area a little, so that they also have time for a little relaxation program.