Archive · 20 Aug 2026
Ahmedabad Airport Wellness Center Turns Layovers Into Recovery Time
A new wellness center at Ahmedabad airport is designed to help people feel better while waiting for flights.
It is called Levo Longevity and is part of a larger place called Maison Twenty-Seven.
Travellers can rest, exercise or try treatments such as saunas, cold plunges and flotation.
One treatment uses music and a special reclining chair to help people relax.
Another uses red light as part of a wellness routine.
There is also a cryotherapy chamber that becomes extremely cold for a short, supervised session.
Doctors help decide which treatments are suitable for each guest.
The center offers short visits for travellers and longer visits for people who live nearby.
Levo Longevity is the wellness arm of Maison Twenty-Seven at Ahmedabad airport.
The 52,000-square-foot destination combines dining, fitness, recovery, entertainment and lifestyle experiences.
Its treatments include hot and cold plunges, saunas, cryotherapy, flotation and red-light therapy.
Doctors assess guests and help determine which therapies should form part of an individual wellness circuit.
Short sessions target travellers, while local visitors are encouraged to spend about three hours at the facility.
- Who
- Levo Longevity, developed by Adani Airports and Bastian Hospitality, serves travellers and Ahmedabad residents.
- What
- It is a wellness and recovery center offering fitness, relaxation, technology-led therapies and other treatments.
- Where
- Maison Twenty-Seven, adjoining the arrivals area of Terminal 2 at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad.
- Why
- The concept aims to help people recover from travel, jet lag, stress and sleep deprivation without needing a long retreat.
- Facility
- Levo Longevity, the wellness arm of Maison Twenty-Seven
- Location
- Adjoining the arrivals area of Terminal 2 at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport
- Size
- Maison Twenty-Seven covers 52,000 square feet
- Key treatments
- Hot and cold plunges, saunas, steam, cryotherapy, dry flotation and photobiomodulation
- Cryotherapy temperature
- The chamber can reach minus 85 degrees Celsius
- Session duration
- Some traveller-focused treatments last about 30 minutes; local visitors are expected to spend about three hours
- Medical involvement
- In-house doctors assess guests and determine appropriate therapies