Palazzo Fiuggi is a luxury residential medical and wellness retreat about fifty minutes from Rome. Its Longevity program is published at €7,300 for seven nights, €9,600 for ten and €11,900 for fourteen, with meals included but the room charged separately. The shorter Wellness Break starts at €3,200 for three nights with a single-occupancy Charme room. Its site states that it holds a Lazio outpatient-clinic authorisation; that does not by itself validate broad regeneration or detox claims.
What we checked
We checked the provider’s current program pages and, where available, independent or regulatory sources listed below. We then separated standard inclusions from optional costs and open questions. Every source carries the date we reviewed it.
The short answer
Palazzo Fiuggi is best for a buyer who wants medical assessment and specialist consultations inside a high-end residential setting and will obtain the full room-inclusive total before paying. The Longevity page is more transparent than its Request a quote button suggests: program fees and treatment counts are published. The remaining unknown is accommodation and any personal additions. The strongest buying document is still an itemised proposal separating room, meals, medical visits, infusions, spa treatments and telemedicine follow-up.
At a glance
The medical programs combine pre-arrival history, specialist assessment, laboratory and functional testing, personalised meals, exercise, spa treatments and a final report. Longevity runs for seven, ten or fourteen nights and lists metabolic and aesthetic consultations, blood testing, echocardiography, body composition or movement measures, infusions and other treatments. Andros and Femina add sex-specific consultations and testing. The exact treatment count changes with stay length.
Longevity is listed at €7,300 for seven nights, €9,600 for ten, €11,900 for fourteen and €3,500 for an extra week. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and VAT are included, but the room is excluded. The introductory Wellness Break starts at €3,200 for three nights or €4,150 for four nights in a single Charme room. Ask for separate figures for accommodation, transfers, medications, personal additions and cancellation terms.
The Longevity program table lists one first and one final medical visit, with additional specialist consultations depending on the program. Palazzo describes a detailed report at departure and later contact through a telemedicine platform. It does not publish the duration of the physician visits or the number, timing and clinician for the later calls. Clarify which follow-up is clinical, how long it lasts and whether it is included in the quoted fee.
The site states that Palazzo Fiuggi Wellness Medical Spa is authorised to operate an outpatient clinic under Lazio order G07017 of 31 May 2022. That is relevant institutional information. It does not establish that every infusion, aesthetic treatment or detox protocol improves long-term health. Ask for the licensed clinician responsible for each medical element and the evidence and adverse-event process for every proposed intervention.
Palazzo Fiuggi publishes program fees and treatment counts, but the room-inclusive total still requires a quote. Chenot publishes program and room starting prices and uses a more fixed schedule. Clinique La Prairie has established residential programs with its own inclusion structure. For all three, compare total room-inclusive price, physician minutes, post-stay clinical access and which treatments you can remove.
Longevity is listed at €7,300 for seven nights, €9,600 for ten and €11,900 for fourteen, with meals but not the room included. Wellness Break starts at €3,200 with a room for three nights.
The published table includes first and final medical visits, blood and functional testing, selected consultations, treatments and personalised meals. Counts vary across seven, ten and fourteen nights.
Most main medical programs start at seven nights and offer ten or fourteen-night versions. The introductory Wellness Break is three or four nights.
Its official site states that the medical spa is authorised to operate a Lazio outpatient clinic under order G07017 dated 31 May 2022.
It describes a final examination, onward plan and later contact through a telemedicine platform. The timing, number, clinician and duration of those contacts are not published.
By David Persson · Review updated 2026-07-16 · Sources checked 2026-07-16 · Read the clinic review methodology · Submit a correction
Agewell is an independent buyer’s guide, not a medical provider. Screening and treatment decisions should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
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