The Rise of Wellness Bathrooms in Hotels: A New Standard of Luxury

Why Are Wellness Bathrooms Becoming a Trend?

When booking hotels, a gym is often not the top priority, but that is changing. The trend towards health-focused vacations is becoming an essential part of the travel experience. A 2025 report from the Global Wellness Economy Monitor estimates this market will reach a staggering $6.8 trillion. This indicates that consumers are placing greater emphasis on health and comfort during their travels.

Hotels are no longer just offering cramped gyms; they are starting to provide more luxurious services, such as fitness carts equipped with exercise gear that allow guests to work out in the privacy of their own rooms. As Aimee Hodgkin, partner and program director at Mr & Mrs Smith, states, "Health is no longer confined to the spa but has become an ecosystem with touchpoints throughout the entire journey, and customers expect this to be reflected in their bedrooms as well."

Wellness Bathrooms: Unique Amenities

Many new hotels have recognized that health is a significant selling point. A prime example is The Berkeley in London, which offers carts with high-quality fitness equipment like weights and resistance bands, making it easy for guests to exercise in their rooms. The health menu created by Rosemary Ferguson for in-room dining also piques interest as you don’t have to worry about finding healthy dining options.

At Equinox Hotel New York, health is not just a small factor but central to the room design. Each room is equipped with yoga mats, sleep panels, and various wellness products like magnesium patches and beauty serums. Notably, the Sleep Lab features the Eight Sleep Pod 5 bed designed to help you achieve deeper sleep with temperature control and automatic blackout curtains.

Top Hotel Recommendations for Wellness Experiences

Here are some standout hotels with remarkable wellness amenities:

• The Berkeley, London: Renowned for its health menu and high-quality fitness equipment. Address: Wilton Pl, London SW1X 7RL, UK.
• Equinox Hotel, New York: Fully equipped with gym facilities, from yoga mats to health supplements. Address: 35 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 10001.
• Soho Farmhouse, Ibiza: Excellent spa system and in-room wellness products. Address: Camino Viejo de Sant Mateu, s/n, 07814 Santa Gertrudis de Fruitera, Spain.
• Siro Boka Place, Montenegro: Compact gym with personal equipment and private workout spaces. Address: Boka Place, Porto Montenegro, 85320 Tivat, Montenegro.
• Rosewood Munich, Germany: A blend of sports and healthy living with high-end fitness kits. Address: Kardinal-Faulhaber-Straße 1, 80333 München, Germany.

Useful Information for Vietnamese Travelers

When planning a trip to these hotels, Vietnamese travelers should keep the following in mind:

• Visa: Most European countries and the US require visas for Vietnamese citizens. Prepare a Schengen visa for Europe and a US visa if necessary.
• Cost: The average price per night at these hotels ranges from $150 to $500 (3,500,000 - 12,000,000 VND), depending on the season and type of room you choose.
• Transportation: From Vietnam, you can fly directly to London or New York with round-trip tickets costing around 15-20 million VND.
• Best Time to Visit: The ideal time to visit Europe and the US is from April to October when the weather is pleasant and the scenery is beautiful.

Instead of just looking for hotels with traditional gyms, consider the amenities and integrated wellness services available in the rooms. This will not only provide you with relaxing experiences but also help you maintain your health while traveling.

Article referenced and edited from: Condé Nast Traveler