Chiva-Som Hua Hin, the world’s pioneering health and wellness resort for over 31 years, has introduced a handful of new treatments, from sound therapy to a sport-focussed massage curated for recovery and injury prevention, adding more depth to the resort’s already extensive menu of over 200 treatments.
Tuning Fork Sound Resonance Therapy
Precision-tuned frequencies are used to support circulation and a sense of energetic balance through vibrational sound. Guests can book this for a 30% reduction on the standard rate, available from 1 August to 31 December 2026.
Onsen Hydro-Therapy Journey
A private thermal treatment alternating warm mineral immersion with cold contrast to ease muscle tension and stimulate circulation. Warm water and 180 massaging jets are followed by a cold-water finish.
Warm Sand Renewal Therapy
A multi-layered treatment opening with a magnesium oil massage using thumb, elbow, and forearm pressure, followed by a warm sand-and-herb compress. Particularly suited to guests dealing with ongoing muscular tightness or recovering from physical activity.
Chiva-Som Sport Massage
A structured, performance-focussed treatment combining muscle assessment, deep tissue work and silicone cupping for fascial release. Ideal for guests wanting to train, recover or simply move better. Available from 1 July to 30 September 2026.
These treatments can be added on to the resort’s 16 different wellness retreats, each built around a personalised consultation with a Health & Wellness Advisor, so every guest receives a programme around their own goals with no fixed itineraries.
Retreats span everything from gut health and cell vitality to natural renewal and stress recovery, blending Western and Eastern practices across spa, fitness, physiotherapy, holistic health, nutrition, and aesthetics.
Wellness cuisine is central to the experience, with produce grown in the resort’s own IFOAM-certified organic gardens. Every dish is thoughtfully portioned and nutritionally considered, so guests eat well without ever feeling like they’re on a diet, supporting the resort’s philosophy of holistic wellness, long before it became a buzzword.
