Technologies

Hyperbaric oxygen,
for the hotel spa.

A seated cabin, panoramic windows, air enriched in oxygen and a pressure that rises gently. An hour of stillness inside the protocol.

A hyperbaric oxygen cabin in a stone hall with an olive tree

What it is

The guest sits in an individual cabin with panoramic windows and an ergonomic seat. The door closes, the air is enriched in oxygen, and the pressure rises gently, then holds. For about an hour there is nothing to do: read, rest, breathe.

The cabin offers two operating modes. Protocols are preset or fully customisable, and sensors follow the session in real time, so that each one stays precise and calm.

Its place in the Sanctuary

In the Five Movements, the oxygen cabin belongs to Recovery, the movement of deep rest. It is the longest and quietest session in the collection. The protocol places it where the body asks for calm: after cold, after movement, or at the end of a day of travel.

The equipment

  • HBOT Hyperbaric Chamber

    HBOT Hyperbaric Chamber

    Hyperbaric oxygen chamber delivering pressurised oxygen therapy with two operating modes, smooth, stable pressurisation and fully customisable session protocols.

    Dual-mode
    Operating pressure
    1.9 m³
    Internal volume
    250 LPM
    Air supply flow

What it asks of the hotel

A dedicated room that can receive the cabin, a trained host present throughout the session, and a clear booking rhythm. This is the longest session in the Sanctuary, so it sets the pace of the day. AELO plans the installation with the property and trains the team to run it.

Pressurised oxygen sessions are regulated differently from one country to the next. AELO configures the cabin and the session format to the rules that apply to each property. Where those rules do not allow it, the Sanctuary is designed without it.

Questions hotels ask

Is hyperbaric oxygen in a hotel a medical treatment?

No. In an AELO Sanctuary the oxygen cabin is offered as a wellness session of rest and recovery. AELO works with wellbeing indicators, never with a diagnosis, makes no therapeutic claim, and no medical act takes place in the hotel.

How long does a session in the oxygen cabin last?

About an hour, sometimes longer. The protocol sets the duration for each guest.

Does every Sanctuary include an oxygen cabin?

No. The selection follows the property and the regulation of its country. The collection holds 23 technologies, and AELO curates the set for each Sanctuary.

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