Lanserhof vs SHA Spain in 2026: €5,390 Package or €1,200/Night Program?

Lanserhof and SHA both sell residential health programs in Europe, but their current headline prices measure different products.

Lanserhof publishes seven-night packages that include accommodation and a medical basic package, starting at €5,390 per person at Lans, €5,565 at Sylt, and €6,965 at Tegernsee.¹ SHA’s Advanced Longevity program in Spain starts at €1,200 per guest per night, has a four-night minimum, and excludes accommodation.²

It is therefore inaccurate to call either provider cheaper from the headline alone. The quotes need the same duration, room, occupancy, diagnostics, therapies, meals, follow-up, and taxes.

Review note, August 28, 2026: WLC removed unsupported treatment counts, room inventories, old price bands, ratings, winner labels, and claims that either clinic’s complete program reverses aging. The old Lanserhof source URL now returns 404, so this article uses the provider’s current official site and current package prices.

Current public terms

Decision factor	Lanserhof	SHA Advanced Longevity, Spain
Headline price	From €5,390 to €6,965 per person, depending on location	From €1,200 per guest per night
Public duration	Seven nights	Minimum four nights; detailed selector available for seven nights
Accommodation	Included in Lanserhof headline package	Excluded from program rate
Base clinical scope	Medical basic package; exact location terms must be confirmed	Multi-specialty assessments, diagnostics, therapies, nutrition, training, and facilities listed for seven nights
Core program emphasis	Personalized fasting and therapeutic approach	Advanced longevity assessment and intervention menu
Main quote risk	Additions beyond the medical basic package	Final accommodation and optional-service total

The apparent arithmetic is deceptive. Seven nights of SHA’s program fee alone would be a different unit from Lanserhof’s seven-night accommodation-plus-base-program package.

Lanserhof’s current offer

Lanserhof describes its concept as integrating personalized fasting with therapeutic solutions. Its current homepage publishes these seven-night starting prices per person:¹

• Lans from €5,390;
• Sylt from €5,565;
• Tegernsee from €6,965.

Each headline states that seven nights and a medical basic package are included. The provider operates health resorts at Lans, Tegernsee, and Sylt, and now presents a Marbella location as part of its destination portfolio.¹

The old article treated Hamburg as another comparable resort. Lanserhof’s Hamburg services should not be assumed to have the same residential product as Lans, Tegernsee, or Sylt.

Before booking, request the exact medical basic package for the chosen location. A shared brand does not guarantee identical diagnostics, clinician availability, treatment sessions, or accommodation terms.

SHA’s Advanced Longevity offer

SHA publishes Advanced Longevity in Spain from €1,200 per guest per night, excluding accommodation, with a minimum stay of four nights.²

Its seven-night selector lists a substantial menu that includes health, body-composition, cardiovascular, cognitive, oxidative-stress, and biomarker assessments; specialist consultations; selected personalized therapies; nutrition; training; meals; facilities; and transfer.²

The provider also describes effects related to cellular regeneration, biological age, and health optimization. Those are provider claims. The program page does not establish that the package extends lifespan or outperforms ordinary preventive and lifestyle care.

Ask SHA to confirm which seven-night inclusions remain in a shorter four-night booking. Do not assume the longer menu is included at every duration.

Normalize the quote before comparing

Use one worksheet for both providers:

Cost field	Lanserhof	SHA
Program name and location	Confirm	Confirm
Number of nights	Seven in headline package	Four-night minimum; quote selected duration
Room and occupancy	Confirm included category	Add accommodation separately
Medical consultations	Itemize	Itemize
Diagnostics	Itemize	Itemize
Treatment sessions	Itemize	Itemize
Meals	Confirm type and inclusion	Confirm program meals and accommodation terms
Transfers and taxes	Confirm	Confirm
Follow-up	Confirm duration and clinician	Confirm duration and clinician
Total payable cost	One dated figure	One dated figure

Convert currencies only after all fields are complete. A lower program fee can become a higher trip total when accommodation or add-ons are excluded.

The main clinical difference is program architecture

Lanserhof currently foregrounds a personalized fasting and therapeutic model. SHA foregrounds a broad assessment and intervention schedule.

That creates different pre-booking questions.

For Lanserhof:

1. What nutrition or fasting protocol is proposed?
2. Who should not follow it?
3. How are medications adjusted during reduced intake?
4. Which laboratory or clinical checks are included?
5. What happens if the participant cannot continue the fasting plan?

For SHA:

1. Which tests are appropriate for the participant’s actual risk profile?
2. Which therapies are standard, optional, or selected after assessment?
3. What action changes because of each biomarker or scan?
4. Which interventions are established care and which are elective or experimental?
5. How are incidental findings managed?

Neither a fasting-centered program nor a large diagnostic menu is inherently better. The right scope depends on medical history, goals, contraindications, and follow-up capacity.

Evidence for components versus evidence for a package

Some individual components may have evidence for a defined population or outcome. That does not validate the whole branded program.

For example:

• a cardiovascular test can be technically valid without being necessary for every guest;
• supervised dietary change can improve short-term markers without proving longer life;
• exercise and sleep support can be beneficial without validating a proprietary biological-age claim;
• an established therapy for a disease can remain experimental when sold to healthy people for longevity.

Ask each provider to map every major claim to the exact intervention, target population, outcome, and evidence. Testimonials, awards, and before-and-after dashboards are not substitutes for controlled outcome data.

Safety and medical responsibility

Both clinics should document:

1. the legal healthcare entity for the location;
2. the physician responsible for the participant;
3. pre-arrival screening and records review;
4. medication reconciliation;
5. contraindications for fasting, therapies, and diagnostics;
6. monitoring during the stay;
7. stop criteria and emergency transfer pathway;
8. management of abnormal findings;
9. final report and communication with the regular doctor;
10. adverse-event contact after departure.

The quality of a program is not measured by the number of departments on a website. It is measured by whether the right person receives the right intervention with a clear safety and follow-up plan.

Who may prefer each model

Lanserhof may suit a buyer who specifically wants a seven-night, fasting-centered residential program and prefers a headline price that includes accommodation and a medical base package. The exact inclusions and add-on exposure still need confirmation.

SHA may suit a buyer seeking a dense, multi-specialty Advanced Longevity schedule and willing to obtain a separate accommodation quote. The buyer should remove tests or therapies that lack a clear decision purpose.

For both, use the 2026 evidence checklist before paying a deposit.

Bottom line

Lanserhof currently publishes seven-night packages from €5,390 to €6,965 per person depending on location, with accommodation and a medical basic package included.¹ SHA Advanced Longevity starts at €1,200 per guest per night, with accommodation excluded.²

These are not comparable headline prices. Request itemized seven-night proposals with the same occupancy and travel dates, then compare responsible clinicians, appropriate diagnostics, treatment evidence, fasting or nutrition safety, follow-up, exclusions, and total payable cost. Current provider pages do not support a clinical winner.

Footnotes

1. Lanserhof. Current locations, concept, and seven-night starting prices. Provider homepage accessed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

2. SHA. Advanced Longevity. Provider program page accessed August 28, 2026. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴