As a health retreat, Golden Door is not simply a lifestyle resort or a “healthy hotel”.
It’s your time: Where should you go when you need a place to take time to reset your mind, body and spirit or to gain the knowledge to create and maintain a healthier, happier and more motivated you? More than 65,000 people just like you have chosen a Golden Door Health Retreat & Spa wellness program.
As a health retreat, Golden Door is not simply a lifestyle resort or a “healthy hotel”. It’s a retreat offering an exceptional world-class health and wellness program with proven results. You can rest assured knowing the Hunter Valley retreat recently won Australia’s Best Wellness Retreat plus Oceania’s Best Wellness Retreat at the World Spa Awards and has been awarded the TripAdvisor Hall of Fame 2014–2018.
During 2019, Golden Door is celebrating 25 years of providing exceptional wellness experiences. You’ll be in good hands with a skilled team of professional staff and highly experienced wellness practitioners.
Experience time: Reconnect with yourself trying new activities, treatments and therapies, and discover what a balanced life is, all while enjoying the beautiful scenic vistas and fresh Hunter Valley air. Participating in the all-inclusive programs will motivate you to change, develop healthier life choices and give you the tools you need for lasting results.
Discover a fresh, new lease on life and a balance of mind, body and spirit while joining in with a packed program of activities each day, such as low-, medium- and high-intensity fitness activities, cooking demonstrations, empowering workshops and mindfulness classes or taking time to relax and enjoy a little spa time — it’s your choice.
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