The Airbnb of wellness tourism.
Verified wellness in our built environment.
We did the research on 87 wellness properties around the world, measured against our eight pathways of building biology, and we show you where every fact came from. No bookings, no commissions, no paid placement.
The mission
Purifying wellness in the spaces that matter.
Every property here says it is good for you. We check what each one has actually published, pathway by pathway, and cite it. Don’t take our word for it either: here are the facts.
Our outer world is a sign of our inner world
Eight things a building does to our biology.
We do not take a property at its word. We read what it has published, quote the sentence, cite where it came from, and score the evidence, never the claim. Not carbon, not waste, not how the lobby photographs: these are the eight ways a place you sleep in acts on you.
How we verify
We do not take wellness at its word.
Each pathway scores 0 to 3 on the strongest evidence a property has published, cited to the source, with the sentence quoted so you can check it yourself. Marketing language scores nothing.
A low score means not published. It does not mean unsafe. Most properties scoring low are already doing the work and have simply never written it down.
Not published. We looked, nothing is there.
Claimed. Asserted, nothing behind it.
Specified. A named system or standard.
Measured. A number, a lab, a third party.
- 1We read what the property has publishedIts own site, its technical documents, its press, and any third party register that will confirm a certification. Not a questionnaire, and not what a property tells us privately, because a reader cannot check either of those.
- 2We quote the sentence and cite where it came fromEvery score carries the source, the sentence it rests on, and the date we read it. If a claim has no source URL it does not get a score, however plausible it is.
- 3We score the evidence, never the claimNought to three on how well a thing is shown rather than how good it sounds. A named system beats an assertion, a published measurement beats a named system, and marketing language scores nothing at all.
Where they are
Read and cited, region by region.
The index is not evenly spread and that is worth saying: it follows where properties publish, not where the good ones are. It grows every week.
The places you can actually check
Ranked on what is published and verifiable, not on luxury. These are the properties that have written the most down, which makes them the easiest to hold to it.