Breathing oxygen-enriched air to support tissue oxygenation, stamina and recovery.
Treatment at a glance
Oxygen therapy has you breathe air enriched to a higher oxygen concentration through a comfortable nasal cannula or mask while you rest. Some resorts combine it with light exercise (oxygen-assisted training).
Guests with reduced exercise tolerance, chronic respiratory or cardiovascular conditions, fatigue, or those recovering from illness who want to support tissue oxygenation and recovery.
An improved sense of energy, better exercise tolerance and supported recovery over a course of sessions during your stay.
Raising the oxygen concentration of the air you breathe increases the oxygen saturation of your blood and the amount of oxygen available to the tissues. Better tissue oxygenation supports cellular metabolism, physical stamina and the body's recovery processes, especially where circulation or lung function is reduced.
You are seated or reclined and a nasal cannula or mask is fitted; the physician sets the flow.
You rest — or perform light activity where prescribed — while breathing oxygen-enriched air.
You continue your programme; there is no downtime.
Oxygen therapy is gentle, but some conditions require medical clearance first. Our resident spa physician reviews your suitability on arrival; please consult our medical team before booking if any of the following apply.
14–21 days
Recommended length of stay
A 2–3 week programme lets a full course of sessions take effect.
10–15
Sessions per course
Indicative number of oxygen sessions across a typical stay.
20–30 min
Per session
Indicative time spent breathing oxygen-enriched air.
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Patient stories
Stories from guests who received oxygen therapy.
Frequently asked
Answers to the questions our guests ask most about this treatment.
For most guests it is very safe. A few conditions — notably severe COPD with carbon-dioxide retention — need medical clearance first, which is why our resident physician reviews your health before the first session.
Many guests report feeling more energetic and less fatigued over a course of sessions. It is a supportive therapy, given as part of a wider programme rather than in isolation.
No referral is required. Our physician assesses your suitability on arrival.
At some resorts it is offered as light oxygen-assisted activity. Our coordinator will tell you what is available and tailor it to your fitness.