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  • The stone sanatorium building of Jermuk Olympia with its arched windows, among the pines

Jermuk Olympia Sanatorium

«Օլիմպիա» առողջարանային և հյուրանոցային համալիր

Thermal bathJermuk, Armenia
  • Sauna
  • Wellness
  • Medical treatments
  • Hotel

Where these facts come from

Sanatorium and hotel complex in central Jermuk offering balneology with the town's 57-64C hyperthermal carbonated mineral water, plus pool, sauna and spa.

About

The Olympia Sanatorium and Hotel Complex sits in the centre of Jermuk, a highland mineral-water resort town in Armenia's Vayots Dzor Province, beside the city park and the drinking mineral-water gallery.

Mineral & thermal water

Jermuk's healing waters rise from roughly 40 springs, some of them gushers, with a combined daily output of over two million litres. The natural carbonated mineral water emerges at the source at a hyperthermal 57-64°C, and the sanatorium has its own drinking gallery of Jermuk mineral water on site.

Baths, pools & balneology

Balneology is central to the complex: treatment programmes use the hyperthermal, chemically distinctive mineral water combined with the highland climate, diet and individually tailored physiotherapy at the Olympia Medical Centre. Facilities include:

  • Swimming pool and hot public mineral baths
  • Steam room and sauna
  • SPA salon, beauty salon and massage
  • Medical/diagnostic treatment rooms and mud therapy

Hotel & setting

The four-star sanatorium operates as a full hotel with restaurant, bar, billiards, table tennis, conference hall and a children's playground, set in the picturesque, forested mountain resort of Jermuk famous for its waterfall and mineral springs.

Water

Indications
Digestive system, Musculoskeletal, Rheumatic conditions

Source: web.archive.org · Checked Oct 12, 2026

Facilities

Sauna and heat

Treatments and care

Only facilities that are recorded are listed. An absent entry means nobody has recorded it, not that it is missing.

Location

Շահումյան փողոց 16, 3701 Jermuk

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