Hyatt Regency Lisbon takes the lead as the Portuguese rising star set in the sun-soaked capital and tailored for highest demands of contemporary urbanites. The FIRST Hyatt hotel in Portugal is further elevated by district of Belém, formerly a mecca for Portuguese explorers, now redefined into cosmopolitan magnet for discerning travellers. The hotel’s location benefits from historical landmarks, and culture-filled suburban streets, all within a 15-munute ride to the westernmost capital on the European mainland.
How To Sleep In The City That Never Sleeps? Just Ask These NYC Hotels.
06.09.2023 - 12:41 / forbes.com / Hudson River
These days, the hotel world is abuzz with “sleep tourism,” a clever albeit trendy marketing term used to describe programming that extends beyond blackout curtains and soft, plush bedding. A 2016 study in the Current Biology journal expands on the “first-night effect” in human sleep research — stating that new environments often cause tossing and turning. So, then what’s a weary traveler to do while — trying— to sleep in New York City (aka the city that never sleeps)?
Certainly, Manhattan’s Equinox Hotels leads the charge with its comprehensive, tech-driven sleep and spa offerings, ensuring that the most difficult of resters, rests easy (translation: if you can’t sleep there, you can’t sleep anywhere). But that’s not all. Around the Big Apple, a foursome of hotels is also helping its guests catch their Z’s with custom sleep programming.
Set in Battery Park City, the minimalist, slightly-futuristic lobby of Conrad New York Downtown quickly induces a sense of tranquility. What’s more, the hotel's 463 spacious, all-suite rooms also offer a custom sleep package ($150) that includes a bespoke Bryedo nighttime care kit, sleep balm with hints of palmarosa, lavender and ylang ylang; a natural white noise machine (to soften all that honking) and silk sleep masks. “We carefully developed this program by thinking through all elements of sleep - from winding down from the day, to getting comfortable, to falling and then staying asleep," says Chintan Dadhich, Conrad’s General Manager. To max your relaxation, request a suite with prime Hudson River views — as being by water is known to usher in a sense of calm. And perhaps most importantly, guests can sleep-in knowing they receive an all-important late checkout at 1pm.
One block from Central Park, Park Hyatt New York is making waves for its small collection of 900-square-foot Bryte Restorative Sleep Suites. The hotel’s experience leans on technology: an adjustable AI-savvy Bryte Balance Bed — dressed in self-regulating Nollapelli linens, helps relieve pressure points and controls the climate throughout one’s various sleep stages. Additionally, there’s a Vitruvi diffuser with a custom “Sleep” essential oil blend employing restful lavender, ylang ylang, Roman chamomile and vetive. Before you put on your sleeping mask, thumb through the collection of slumber-inducing books including How to Breathe by Ashley Neese and Radiant Rest by Tracee Stanley.
Overlooking the Empire State Building and New York Public Library, the Andaz on 5th Avenue recently debuted its Wellness Suites in response those looking to enhance how they eat, sleep and move. Inside the spacious rooms, you’ll find The Mirror Gym by Lululemon, yoga blocks, free weights and a Tibetan singing bowl for
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