Signia Hilton is set to debut a new integrated wellness concept focused on fitness and recovery at Signia Hilton Indianapolis.
The concept, known as Signia Restore, will combine fitness, recovery services, wellness guidance and retail offerings within the Indiana hotel. Guests will be able to use the offerings based on their individual schedules and wellness goals.
Hilton plans to expand Signia Restore to select Signia Hilton properties following the Indianapolis debut. The concept also will offer private group buyouts for executive retreats, leadership meetings, incentive programs and team gatherings.
“At Hilton, we see wellness as an increasingly important part of how guests want to travel, whether they are on the road for business, attending a major event or simply looking to feel their best while away from home,” Amanda Al-Masri, vp, wellness, Hilton, said in a statement. “With Signia Restore, we are expanding that vision through an experience that brings together movement, recovery and personalization in a way that feels elevated, approachable and highly relevant to today’s traveler.”
Signia Restore will be organized around three areas: recovery, fitness and retail, with a wellness concierge available to assist guests. The recovery component will include separate physical and mental recovery areas. The physical recovery area will feature an infrared halotherapy red-light sauna, hybrid sauna, sensory showers and cold therapy room. The mental recovery area will include Zero G MindSync Harmonic Loungers, Normatec air compression and percussive therapy.
The fitness area will include Peloton bikes, treadmills, rowing and conditioning equipment, along with free-weight and functional training areas. The wellness retail component will offer functional nutrition and hydration products, wellness items and athleisure apparel.
Signia Hilton Indianapolis also will offer Aescape, a robotic bodywork system, and the Ammortal Chamber, which combines red and near-infrared light therapy, pulsed electrostatic fields, vibroacoustics, molecular hydrogen and guided breathwork.