Grand Resort Bad Ragaz is a Swiss wellness and medical health resort in the spa town of Bad Ragaz, in the canton of St. Gallen. The resort's foundation is the 36.5-degree thermal water of the nearby Tamina Gorge, whose healing properties have been used since the source's discovery in the thirteenth century and which has been piped to Ragaz since the 1840s, establishing the town as one of Europe's historic spa destinations.
The resort comprises the Grand Hotel Quellenhof & Spa Suites and the Grand Hotel Hof Ragaz, together offering several hundred rooms and suites, along with an extensive thermal spa complex fed by the Tamina spring. Its Medical Health Center brings together specialists across fields including cardiology, orthopedics, dermatology, rehabilitation, and preventive medicine, allowing guests to combine five-star hospitality with check-ups, therapy, and structured health programs. The property also features multiple restaurants, including fine dining with Michelin recognition, a casino, and access to golf courses and the surrounding Heidiland region.
Grand Resort Bad Ragaz positions itself as a leading European wellbeing and medical health resort, serving spa guests, medical patients, and leisure travelers. Stays and programs are booked directly through the resort's website and through medical tourism and luxury travel channels.