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streamed in fitness centers at select hotels. The workouts
are tailored to an array of fitness levels and range from
three to 30 minutes in length.
The hotels have also partnered with The Joffrey Ballet
for a “Behind the Barre” fitness-focused video series,
available to watch online.
http://www.marriott.com/jw-marriottTRYP BY WYNDHAM
Wyndham’s Tryp brand, which is largely based in cities,
offers both regular rooms and fitness rooms. The latter
include streaming facilities, an in-room elliptical, exercise
bike or treadmill, and an exercise mat.
Guests can follow workouts via the in-room streaming
facilities, while free bottled water and towels are provided
for a post-workout cool down.
http://www.wyndhamhotels.com/trypSWISSOTEL
This Accor brand launched its Vitality concept in 2012,
offering ideas for in-room exercise workouts on their
website and allowing guests to order equipment to their
room. Each hotel has a local jogging map (available on
Google Maps), with three levels (emerge, enjoy, perform).
The hotel partnered with Wallpaper magazine in 2017
to create a Vitality Room which offers in-room equip-
ment such as a cyber-trainer, a refreshment center offering
energizing snacks and drinks, and ergonomic furniture.
The room also has an air purification system to cool downthose exercising, while
circadian light can help
guests overcome jet lag.
Available at the Swissotel
Zurich and The Stamford in Sin-
gapore, the brand plans to extend this to hotels in North
America, Asia and the Middle East.
Meeting packages can also get a wellness shakeup, with
morning jogs and coffee breaks filled with vitamin-rich
dishes, salty snacks to regulate fluid circulation and
sweets to prevent a lull in the afternoon.
http://www.swissotel.comWESTIN
Marriott International’s Westin brand allows you to book
a Workout Room in select hotels, which comes with
hand weights, yoga accessories, a Peloton bike and medi-
cine ball. If you prefer to keep your room as a fitness-free
space, all hotels have a state-of-the-art g ym, partnering
with both TRX and Peloton Bikes to provide a range of
workout possibilities. The TRX app also features a selec-
tion of free training videos which guests can follow.
The hotels have also introduced a Gear Lending
Program which allows guests to borrow New Balance
clothing and shorts for $5 – the socks are new and yours
to keep. Westin’s Run Concierge – an on-site running
expert – also suggests scenic three- and five-mile running
routes for the Run Westin program.
http://www.westin.marriott.com BT^FROM LEFT: "Wellness
is built in" at Even
Hotels; Westin's
Workout Room;
Rosewood's wellness
concept Asaya