Hotels Are Starting to Offer In-Suite Workout Equipment, and We're Here For It

Founded as a wellness-focused concept in 2012, Even Hotels is described as "a space that represents stress-free living, inspiration, and increased productivity." Each guest room comes with cork flooring; fitness equipment like an exercise ball, a yoga mat, and resistance bands; and an in-room training guide with video workouts from industry gurus. Organic cocktails and from-scratch desserts are also on the menu, because wellness is all about balance.

A new concept from hospitality giant Hilton, the Five Feet to Fitness rooms house 11 different accessories and pieces of equipment for guests to squeeze in some exercise. The chain's Gym Rax storage bay is packed with accessories for a fistful of different workouts, including strength, suspension, yoga, HIIT, and TRX. The kiosk provides access to more than 200 guided exercise tutorials and 25 different classes. Up for a Spin class? Each room also has a state-of-the-art LifeFitness IC5 indoor cycling machine.

With WestinWORKOUT guest rooms, the hotel brand is making it easy to squeeze in a cycling class while you're away. You'll find the top-rated Peloton bike in fitness centers and guest rooms in more than 50 Westin locations across the US. Choose from 4,000-plus classes on demand, or stream a live studio class during one of the many available slots throughout the day. You'll also find hand weights and yoga accessories in the room, so you can take advantage of Peloton's other cardio, strength, and yoga workouts.

On its surface, Mirror looks like an ordinary piece of decor — but turn it on, and it transforms into an interactive fitness trainer that's now available in select Mandarin Oriental suites across the country, including in New York, Boston, Washington DC, and Miami. Guests can choose from a selection of in-room workouts that include cardio, strength, yoga, and even boxing. The camera and speakers are embedded and basically invisible, making this sleek fitness display as chic as the hotel's spa-like bathrooms. The brand also includes the Peloton bike in some of its higher-end suites, like the Mandarin Presidential Suite in Miami (#travelgoals).

The Linq Hotel in Las Vegas has a sprawling 1,620-square-foot fitness facility that's open 24 hours a day, but if guests prefer to work out in private, they can simply request an in-room fitness cart at no extra charge. These carts include yoga mats, stability balls, fitness discs, and foam rollers.

Tryp by Wyndham is famous for its signature rooms, including the family, the premium, and — you guessed it — the fitness room. The latter includes an exercise mat with either an in-room elliptical, exercise bike, or treadmill.

This swanky New York City hotel offers a Glow Concierge program that includes a signature GYMbag filled with all the necessities for a full-body workout, like a yoga mat and block, bionic bar, ergonomic push-up bar, resistance bands, ab wheel, and muscle relaxation balls. Guests also have access to the brand's trademark in-room workout, curated by yoga influencer Riva G.