Getting a good night’s sleep on the road is important for family travelers. With National Sleep Month just around the corner in March, it’s a perfect time to book a stay at one of these hotels around the world prioritizing healthy sleep habits.
© Kimpton Hotel Eventi
This hotel in the heart of Manhattan offers guests a Winter Biohacking package just in time for National Sleep Month. The offer includes an overnight stay in a king bedroom suite, percussion massager, red light therapy mask, magnesium bath salts, weighted blanket and foam roller. Starting at $1,000 per night, call 866 993 8396 to book.
Known for its wellness offerings, the Six Senses brand hosts a sleep program at several of its properties including Six Senses Kanuhura, Six Senses Laamu, Six Senses Crans-Montana and Six Senses Con Dao. The program provides guests with tools to improve sleep patterns and energy levels and reduce stress. The program offers three-, five-, seven- and 10-day options. Specific offerings and pricing vary by destination.
© Thompson Zihuatanejo
Located in Zihuatanejo, Mexico, this luxury resort features special sleep-focused offerings. Enjoy a Sleepy Cocktail or Mocktail, each made with antioxidant-rich ingredients to aid sleep. Opt for an in-suite body treatment, like the Earth & Sea Salt Scrub & Rub, which uses a special salt to exfoliate and promote tranquility. Catch uninterrupted zzzs in a Thompson-branded silk sleep mask.
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