Tuesday, 8 September 2026 Independent · Evidence graded Index Q3 2026
Baseline
Preventive medicine, examined.
Residential programme · Fiuggi, IT

Palazzo Fiuggi

€12,270 to €26,810, per week. Serving IT.

Price reported Figures checked 2026-09-07 Index Q3 2026 Provider website

What it is

Longevity programme reported at €12,270 for seven nights, €16,700 for ten, €21,840 for fourteen and €26,810 for twenty-one. The tapering per-night rate over longer stays is unusual in the category and suggests the programme is designed around a multi-week intervention rather than a diagnostic episode.

The evidence behind what it offers

We grade tests, not companies. These are our standing assessments of the modalities this provider offers, and they apply identically to everyone offering them.

Baseline evidence grade B: Consistent evidence of benefit, but from trials with surrogate endpoints, single trials, or strong longitudinal cohorts.
Cardiopulmonary exercise test

Cardiorespiratory fitness carries one of the strongest mortality associations of anything measurable, with no observed upper limit of benefit. The best-evidenced measurement in the category.

Not offered: Whole-body MRI, Multi-cancer early detection blood test, Genomics and gene panels.

How to read the price

Every private programme sells an addition to something you already have. In Germany that something is Check-up 35, free every three years from age 35, covering blood pressure, fasting glucose, a full lipid panel, urinalysis and a consultation. Those are the cheapest high-yield measurements in medicine and a meaningful share of people buying private programmes have never used them.

So the question is never whether Palazzo Fiuggi beats nothing. It is what the increment buys.

Against the free baseline
Check-up 35 €0
Palazzo Fiuggi€12,270

3 of 5 comparable entries cost less to enter.

What to ask before booking

  1. What is the total price, in writing, before the consultation? Palazzo Fiuggi does not publish a price page, so the figure on this page comes from a third party and may not match your quote.
  2. Which cardiovascular and metabolic assessment is included, and how does it map onto the guideline? A programme covering functional capacity and vascular status is doing serious work; one leaning on a lipid panel is repeating your statutory check.
  3. Will I get a full ergospirometry report with a ventilatory threshold, and will it be repeated so I can see whether training changed it? Fitness is the rare measurement that is both strongly prognostic and reliably modifiable, which makes the second test as valuable as the first.
  4. What happens after the report: is there a named physician who owns the follow-up, or does the responsibility return to my own doctor?
  5. What is the median total invoice, as opposed to the advertised programme price? Additional recommendations after the initial consultation are normal in this category and are not usually in the headline figure.

Profile

Nine attributes across three axes, recorded and not scored. We grade tests, never companies, so there is no total here and no winner: the axes pull against each other, and no provider in the Index holds all nine. A programme priced for annual repetition will not publish deep tier structures, and one that declines routine imaging cannot lead on imaging volume. Read it as a description of what this provider is.

What you can verify before contact

Checkable from the provider’s own site without medical knowledge, and without speaking to anybody.

  • Price published before contact : no

    Figures here come from a named third party

  • Per-tier contents published : no

    Contents not broken down by tier

  • Procedure volume published : no

Clinical structure

How the medicine is organised. These are descriptions rather than merits: a conservative imaging policy and a comprehensive one are both defensible positions.

  • Physician-led throughout : yes
  • Diagnosis independent of treatment : yes
  • Cardiopulmonary exercise testing : yes

    The measurement we grade highest, grade B

  • No routine whole-body imaging : yes

    Avoids the incidental-finding burden of routine imaging

Access

Whether the programme is realistically repeatable, and where you can get it.

  • Priced for annual repetition : no

    A baseline purchase rather than an annual habit

  • Available in more than one market : no

    IT only

Nearest comparable programmes
Chenot Palace Weggis Weggis, CH ~CHF 8,000
Lanserhof Lans, AT €5,390
SHA Wellness Clinic Alicante, ES ~€3,500
Clinique La Prairie Montreux, CH ~CHF 20,950

Same model, closest entry prices. Compare within kind before across it: a per-visit fee and a per-week residential rate are not the same number. The full table →

Questions this article answers

How much does Palazzo Fiuggi cost?
Palazzo Fiuggi charges €12,270 for a seven-night stay including accommodation, rising to €26,810 for its highest published tier. The provider does not publish a price page, so this comes from a named secondary source, checked 2026-09-07, and may differ from the quote you receive.
What is included in a Palazzo Fiuggi programme?
Longevity programme reported at €12,270 for seven nights, €16,700 for ten, €21,840 for fourteen and €26,810 for twenty-one. The tapering per-night rate over longer stays is unusual in the category and suggests the programme is designed around a multi-week intervention rather than a diagnostic episode.. Biomarker count: not published.
Is Palazzo Fiuggi worth it compared with a free statutory check?
Check-up 35 (statutory, Germany) is free and covers the cheap high-yield basics: Physical examination, blood pressure, fasting glucose, total cholesterol with LDL, HDL and triglycerides, urinalysis, a one-off hepatitis B and C screen, and a consultation. What Palazzo Fiuggi adds at €12,270 is the layer the statutory system does not fund at all. The significant addition is a cardiopulmonary exercise test, which carries the highest standing grade we award to anything in preventive screening: cardiorespiratory fitness has one of the strongest mortality associations of any measurable variable, with no observed upper limit of benefit, and it appears in fewer than half the programmes we catalogue. Our standing grade for each of these is on this page, so you can see which part of the increment the evidence supports before you decide.
Does Palazzo Fiuggi include a whole-body MRI?
No. Palazzo Fiuggi does not offer whole-body MRI at any published tier. Since our assessment of whole-body MRI screening is grade C, meaning no randomised evidence of mortality benefit in asymptomatic adults, its absence is not a shortcoming.
Who is Palazzo Fiuggi best for?
Somebody who will genuinely change how they eat, sleep and move, and will do that better away from their own kitchen. A residential stay is a behavioural intervention with medical supervision, and judging it on modality count misses what it is for. Whoever you are, use your statutory entitlement first: it is free, it covers the measurements with the longest outcome record, and a meaningful share of people buying private programmes have never had it.
How long does a Palazzo Fiuggi appointment take?
Programmes start at seven nights, and the reported pricing assumes that length. Shorter formats exist at some locations but the method is designed around a full stay.
What are the alternatives to Palazzo Fiuggi?
On the same model and at the nearest prices: Chenot Palace Weggis in Weggis, CH from ~CHF 8,000, Lanserhof in Lans, AT from €5,390 and SHA Wellness Clinic in Alicante, ES from ~€3,500. Compare within kind before across it, because a per-visit fee and a per-week residential rate are not the same number. The full comparison across all 16 providers we catalogue is in the Baseline Index.
Where is Palazzo Fiuggi located?
Palazzo Fiuggi is based in Fiuggi, IT. It operates as residential programme.

This is a factual record rather than a review. We do not score or rank providers. If a figure here is wrong, send the published page that contradicts it and we will correct it and log the correction. Corrections policy.