<p>The most important and effective facility in the development of medical tourism is medical hotel, which includes various types of medical clinics, rooms, food &amp; beverage services, hotel products and services, while the medical-tourists are enjoying their independence. Worldwide popularity of medical tourism has provided motivations for entrepreneurs to initiate this innovative hoteling concept based on the functions of a hotel, a hospital and a healthcare center. Medical hotels contribute to disease transmission control by interrupting infection chains, letting down contact rates, and improving resource allocation within healthcare systems. The present work offers a wide-ranging method to assess the medical hotels intervention to control the spread of infectious disease. In this regard, this paper introduces an extended model using the combination of proposed hesitant fuzzy Hellinger distance measure, the criteria importance through intercriteria correlation (CRITIC), the evaluation using distance from average solution (EDAS) and hesitant fuzzy sets (HFSs) and further applies to assess medical hotels intervention to control the spread of coronavirus outbreak. In the following, new Hellinger distance measure on HFSs is developed, the CRITIC approach is implemented for determining the weight of different factors affecting the medical hotels selection and the EDAS method is applied for ranking of medical hotel alternatives. Further, the efficacy and feasibility of the developed hybrid method are presented with an application and the outcomes are interpreted. Finally, a comparison is made to reveal the robustness of the developed model over the existing ones.</p>