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What gym equipment should you include in your hotel?

In this episode we speak to Nico Tréguer, co-founder of Roberts and Treguer and The Culpeper Family. Nico spoke about founding the group alongside his longtime friend Gareth, having had a vision for bringing more nature spaces to cities, the planned extension of The Buxton in Spitalfields, and how the site’s storytelling engages guests and the local community, how the Culpeper Family’s core sustainability ethos helped it secure its B-Corp status and why hospitality has a responsibility to educate and innovate when it comes to sustainability.

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Earlier this year , the Celtic Manor resort in Wales completed a £600k refurbishment of its gym, including the purchase of state-of-the-art technology. Gyms are a vital way to enhance the guest experience and allow guests to unwind and take care of their body and mind.When it comes to selecting gym equipment for your hotel, it’s important to consider the needs and preferences of your guests, as well as the available space and budget.

Here are some types of gym equipment that are commonly found in hotel gyms

Cardio machines

When selecting cardio machines, it’s important to consider the type of machine, the number of machines, and the features that they offer. Treadmills, for example, can vary in speed and incline, while stationary bikes can come with a variety of resistance levels and programming options. You may also want to consider investing in machines with entertainment options, such as built-in TVs or streaming services.

Strength training equipment

When selecting strength training equipment, you’ll want to consider the types of exercises that your guests will want to do and the level of resistance that they’ll need. Weight machines are a good option for beginners or those who want a more guided workout, while free weights can be better for more advanced users. Resistance bands can provide a lightweight and portable option for guests who want to do strength training in their room.

Yoga and stretching equipment

When selecting yoga and stretching equipment, you’ll want to consider the types of exercises that your guests will want to do and the level of experience that they have. Yoga mats should be thick and durable, while foam rollers and stretching straps should be firm and comfortable.

Functional training equipment

Functional training equipment can be a great way to add variety and challenge to your gym offerings. Kettlebells, for example, can provide a full-body workout and improve grip strength, while suspension trainers can provide a unique way to work the core and upper body.

Audiovisual equipment

Including audiovisual equipment can help make the gym experience more enjoyable for your guests. Make sure to choose equipment that is durable and easy to use, and consider investing in noise-cancelling headphones to help block out distractions.

Sauna or steam room

A sauna or steam room can provide guests with a luxurious way to relax and recover after a workout. Make sure to regularly clean and maintain the equipment to ensure that it is safe and sanitary for your guests.

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