To help promote healthy and mindful practices during guests stay at the Kimpton Gray Hotels.
Outcome
Live Better produced exclusive in-room guided instructions for meditations, yoga, workouts, and mobility exercises that guests of the Kimpton Gray Hotels can access right from their hotel rooms.
The Challenge
Traveling can disrupt our daily routines, and present unneeded stress during our time away from home. Most hotels have a small gym with one or two cardio machines and don’t offer activities their guest can do for their mind and body.
The Live Better Solution
During the Covid-19 pandemic, Live Better partnered with the Kimpton Gray Hotel in Chicago to produce exclusive in-room guided video exercises for mediation, yoga, workouts and mobility exercises you can enjoy from the comfort of your guest room.
Introducing Kimpton Gray x Live Better Wellness
In Partnership with Kimpton Gray
These videos are exclusive for guests staying at the Kimpton Gray who upgrade their stay to include mind + body + stay luxe resources. Each room comes with a yoga mat and two concierge cocktails (Zero-Proof Edition) for guest to enjoy. Guest are also able to book a private training or virtual wellness consultation with the co-founders of Live Better, Bret and Jason.
The goal was to help guests connect with local wellness professionals to ultimately reset, relax, unwind and keep a mindful yet still productive routine while away from home.
The Results
As a result, Live Better has been able to offer solutions in wellness, personal and leisure travel. Guests at Kimpton Gray have reported a stronger commitment to healthy routines during both leisure and corporate stays.
This unique partnership has allowed for the hospitality industry in Chicago to expand horizons on how a partnership in the wellness industry could be beneficial in the long run. There is still great opportunity to increase morale around travel (mentally and physically) again and improve travel experiences so guests arrive home feeling better & possibly even more productive than they left.