Artful Escapes: Huus QuellIn Gonten,
Switzerland, Jan Schoch and Rüssli Architects devise one of the world’s only carbon-neutral hotels featuring a 24,000-square-foot spa
A biohacking devotee, former fintech mogul turned healthful hotelier, Jan Schoch devised Huus Quell alongside Lucerne-based Rüssli Architects as one of the world’s only carbon-neutral hotels, with wood sourced from local larch and pine trees, geothermal wells, and lime-based plaster that absorbs carbon dioxide.
Comprising 30 rooms and a 24,000-square foot spa, this Leading Hotel of the World invites guests to experience cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and rhythmic movement that targets the lymphatic system as well as eight saunas and an impressive floating yoga platform with stunning views of the Alpstein massif.