Palazzo Fiuggi is an Italian medical wellness retreat that opened in 2021 in the hilltop spa town of Fiuggi, about an hour from Rome. The retreat occupies the Palazzo della Fonte, a grand hotel building dating from 1913 that hosted European royalty and society figures in the early twentieth century, restored with frescoed salons, gardens, and panoramic terraces.

The property operates as a dedicated health and longevity destination rather than a conventional hotel. Its medical spa spans several thousand square meters and combines diagnostic medicine with detox, weight management, immune health, and anti-aging programs, drawing on Fiuggi's mineral waters, which have been renowned in Italy for centuries. Programs pair medical assessments and therapies with thermal circuits, movement, and treatments, while cuisine is overseen by three-Michelin-star chef Heinz Beck, whose food philosophy is integrated into each guest's medical program.

Stays are structured around multi-day programs, generally from three to fourteen nights, with rates that include consultations, treatments, and full board. Palazzo Fiuggi books directly through its website and through medical spa and luxury travel specialists, and it has quickly established itself among Europe's leading medical wellness retreats alongside destinations in Switzerland, Austria, and Spain.

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Palazzo Fiuggi is a medical wellness retreat in a restored 1913 grand hotel near Rome, combining diagnostic medicine, detox, and longevity programs with Fiuggi's historic mineral waters. Cuisine by three-Michelin-star chef Heinz Beck is built into each program, placing it among Europe's leading medical spas.