Planning a Wellness Suite at a Boutique Hotel: What to Consider

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Many boutique hotels are adding wellness suites to the guest experience, from dedicated red light therapy rooms to infrared sauna suites and relaxation amenities. This guide covers what a suite can include and how AWA supports the project.

Ways hotels use a wellness suite

1. Guest treatment bookings. Offer red light therapy sessions, infrared sauna, or combined sessions as bookable amenities.

2. Packages. Include wellness access in room packages or special stays.

3. Retreat-style stays. Wellness amenities can anchor longer-stay or retreat-style offers.

4. Local memberships. Some properties open the suite to local members as well.

What a suite can include

Red light therapy room. Infrared sauna suite. Relaxation bench and lounge amenity. Common area finish.

How AWA supports hotel projects

AWA manages the entire project: equipment specification, sourcing, installation, staff training, treatment protocols, ongoing marketing support. 1 year warranty. Email contact@awarlt.com or visit our B2B Solutions page.

FAQ

Do you handle buildout? Yes, including specialized contractor partners.

Can the suite serve local memberships? Yes. Some properties use a hybrid model with hotel guest access and local memberships.

Warranty and service? 1 year commercial.

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