Chudesny Naftalan Sanatorium

The “Chudesny Naftalan” (Möcüzəli Naftalan) Sanatorium is located in the city of Naftalan, Azerbaijan, where natural resources allow visitors to improve their health and treat many ailments without medication. In November 2018, a new comfortable six-story building was opened on the premises.

The sanatorium welcomes people suffering from skin, neurological, urological, and gynecological conditions, as well as diseases of the musculoskeletal system and connective tissue, along with patients in post-operative and post-traumatic recovery.

Guests at the sanatorium undergo a full medical examination, after which they receive a treatment course prescribed by a doctor. It is important to note that only conditions in remission are eligible for treatment. The treatment facilities include a full range of Naftalan and physiotherapy procedures, as well as various types of massage. The sanatorium’s doctors have extensive experience in spa and wellness treatments.

Meals are served à la carte, featuring a variety of national dishes as well as dietary options. Only locally produced ingredients are used in the menu.

Children from the age of 6 can also undergo treatment. Depending on the illness and age, the doctor determines the allowable number of procedures provided at the sanatorium.

The treatment package includes three meals a day, electrocardiography, laboratory tests, doctor consultations, Naftalan and iodide-bromine baths, therapeutic massages, vibromassage, medical exercises, and prescribed physiotherapy procedures.

The minimum treatment course is 7 nights, but for effective results, a stay of at least 14 days is recommended. A spa medical card is not required. When booking on our website, no prepayment is necessary; payment can be made upon check-in.

For leisure, guests have access to a gym, library, billiards, and other board games, as well as a computer games room. Dance evenings and guided tours are also available, with additional fees for excursions to the most scenic nearby towns and regions.