12 hotels that help you get the best night’s sleep

Hotel sleep programs are on the rise so you can get a good night’s sleep — Photo courtesy of bunditinay / iStock Via Getty Images

Getting a good night’s sleep isn’t always easy, especially on the road. Thankfully sleep tourism is a booming wellness trend that focuses on quality shut-eye and deep relaxation, and hotels are going all out to ensure you sleep peacefully, whether traveling for work, fun, or a staycation.

From mood boxes that match your circadian rhythms to bath bombs and Bryte Balance smart beds, the slumber-focused amenities at these 12 hotels will help you get the best night’s sleep of your life.

JW Marriott Tampa Water Street – Tampa, Florida

Stay Well rooms are all about sleep at the JW Marriott Tampa Water Street — Photo courtesy of JW Marriott Tampa Water Street

When it comes to sleep tourism, the Stay Well rooms at JW Marriott Tampa Water Street are geared specifically towards rest. After check-in, set your mood box to match your circadian rhythm. Wake up gently as the room light mimics a sunrise before simulated sunlight sets in.

Rooms include relaxing aromatherapy scents, memory foam mattresses, and access to an exclusive app designed by the Cleveland Clinic to promote good sleep and help you recover from jet lag.

Virgin Hotels Dallas – Dallas, Texas

Sleep masks are just one amenity at the Virgin Hotel in Dallas — Photo courtesy of Sarah Blaze / Virgin Hotels Dallas

Guests at Virgin Hotels Dallas can request a sound machine, bath bombs, and relaxation spray to help them wind down. Another perk: request bedtime tea service. Flavors include Jenwey’s vanilla chamomile blend, which helps with sleep.

These sleep tourism rooms feature blackout curtains and an app that allows guests to control temperature and lighting from the comfort of their beds. All rooms feature Virgin’s patented Best Bed Ever with an ergonomic headboard, perfect for lounging before getting some shut-eye.

Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort – Phoenix, Arizona

A relaxing room at the Arizona Biltmore in Phoenix promotes deep sleep — Photo courtesy of Hilton

The Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort is laser-focused on guests getting the best night’s sleep possible.

The spa offers several services focused on sleep wellness, including the Celestial Circadian Ritual, which features a warm magnesium scrub and an essential oil application on acupuncture points that promote relaxation. Add a Circadian Bath Ritual with a soothing magnesium soak for an even more restful night.

Hotel Figueroa – Los Angeles, California

This suite promotes rest and recovery at L.A.’s Hotel Figueroa — Photo courtesy of Hotel Figueroa

The Rest & Recovery Suite at Hotel Figueroa in downtown L.A. features high- and low-tech amenities curated to optimize relaxation and sleep. Expect the Gamma Light Therapy Revive red-light lamp, Rookie Wellness Sleep Sticks that stimulate circadian rhythms, Bollsen Life+ Earplugs, and a Loftie Lamp for a gentle wake-up.

The suite also includes Pluto Pillows customized to maximize comfort whether you like to sleep on your side, tummy, or back. The sleep tourism suites also include intelligent Eight Sleep mattresses with customizable temperature settings, which means comfort all night long whether you sleep hot or cold.

The Rittenhouse – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Relaxation Lounge at The Rittenhouse aids good sleep in Philadelphia — Photo courtesy of The Rittenhouse

The Rittenhouse in Philadelphia might be in the heart of the city, but its buzzy location doesn’t mean guests lack shut-eye. With the Rest and Renew Package, the landmark hotel transforms into a sanctuary for relaxing.

Things to look forward to: A 90-minute sleep massage at the hotel’s soothing spa, a nighttime self-care bag that includes sleep gummies, a sleep mask, a night journal, and lavender tea. There’s even a pillow menu to help you choose the best pillow for deep sleep. To wind down, listen to an exclusive playlist with soothing sounds and guided sleep meditation.

Royal Champagne Hôtel and Spa – Champillon, France

Sleep is a priority at the Royal Champagne Hôtel and Spa — Photo courtesy of Royal Champagne Hôtel and Spa

About 45 minutes from Paris, the Royal Champagne Hôtel and Spa in Champillon, France, wants everyone to sleep like a king — or queen. Guests who book the hotel’s Royal Sleep Experience stay in a soundproof suite with double-blackout curtains, but that’s only the start. The package comes with sleep-inducing products from French beauty cult favorite AIME, which includes a soothing essential oil spray and melatonin-based drops.

In the room, you’ll find a meditation box to clear the mind, a satin eye mask to help block out light, luxurious linens to keep you comfortable all night long, homemade herbal tea, and a sleeping mist spray. There’s also an exclusive menu created with soothing ingredients from the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant, including a Sleeping Beauty Mocktail. Pampered guests, royal or not, also receive a candle-lit massage to help improve sleep quality.

Grand Velas Riviera Maya, Playa del Carmen, Mexico

At Grand Velas Riviera Maya, guests can receive a Mayan Nik Te Ha aquatic massage to promote sleep — Photo courtesy of Velas Resorts

As far as sleep tourism goes, it doesn’t get much better than falling asleep to the gentle sounds of the ocean at the all-suite Grand Velas Riviera Maya. Except it does! For anyone who needs deep relaxation, the resort has a private suite equipped with a flotation pool for meditation baths. After a soak, get refreshments and a hot-stone massage to promote better sleep.

All resort guests have access to the spa, which features a vibrational healing massage using a Quantum drum and vibratory bowls. Inspired by the local Mayan traditions, the resort also offers a Nik Te Ha aquatic massage. During this ritual, guests are submerged in water, helping both mind and body relax to promote better sleep. Wind down with cinnamon tea while selecting the type of pillow you want from the resort’s pillow menu.

Park Hyatt New York – New York, New York

Masks are just one of the sleep amenities available at the Park Hyatt New York — Photo courtesy of Park Hyatt New York

Taking the sleep tourism trend to new heights, Park Hyatt New York features science-backed Bryte Sleep Suites to promote multi-sensory relaxation. To ensure a good night’s rest, Bryte Balance smart beds feature a rebalancing system, sleep-inducing sounds, and soothing motions that respond to movements throughout the night. Just before it’s time to wake up, the bed gently moves to bring you out of slumber. The beds also offer Dual Comfort Tailoring to enable two guests to get a personalized sleeping experience.

Other sleep-enhancing amenities include a signature essential oil blend for sleep, sleeping masks, and a collection of books with tips for getting better sleep.

Conrad New York Downtown – New York, New York

The Goodnight Conrad package includes noise machines and other sleep aids — Photo courtesy of Hilton

The Conrad New York Downtown might be in a city that never sleeps, but the hotel’s Goodnight Conrad package ensures that guests prioritize rest and wellness. The package includes the use of a white noise machine, a Byredo nighttime care kit, a silk sleep mask, and scented therapy balm.

Plus, there is no need to wake up early: Guests who book this package get guaranteed late checkout.

Lake Nona Wave Hotel – Orlando, Florida

Guests at Lake Nona Wave Hotel can control the room’s lights and temperature from the comfort of their bed — Photo courtesy of Lake Nona Wave Hotel

Lake Nona Wave Hotel offers Well+ech rooms specifically for guests who take their sleep seriously. These rooms are hardwired to accommodate a variety of sleep tech, including AI-powered mattresses that provide pressure relief throughout the night in response to movements, and Smart Nora sleep aid.

Designed specifically for sleep tourists, these rooms also use smart windows to automatically adjust how much light is let into the room to increase access to natural light, which leads to better sleep. Lake Nona Wave also has an in-house specialist who can provide tips on getting better sleep.

JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort and Spa – Orlando, Florida

JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort and Spa promotes sleep for the entire family — Photo courtesy of Jeff Herron

Little ones need their rest too. The JW Marriott Orlando Bonnet Creek Resort and Spa designed its Family Loft Suites to promote sleep.

These suites feature sleep-promoting Moonlight and Melodies Nightlight Soother Owls that project a starry sky onto the ceiling, plenty of bedtime books, stuffies for cuddling all night long, and an exclusive in-room dining menu to inspire sweet dreams — to include herbal tea for adults.

The Langham Hotels and Resorts – multiple locations

Guests can rest easy with the Sleep Matters by Chuan program — Photo courtesy of The Langham, Chicago

The Langham Hotels and Resorts around the world — including London, Chicago, and Sydney, Australia — feature the Sleep Matters by Chuan program, developed in partnership with the World Sleep Society.

The program includes a Sleep Matters Turndown kit with herbal tea, a cushioned sleep mask, and Sleep Tip cards. Guests can also choose from sleep-promoting items on the Sleep Matters menu, including a white noise machine, weighted blankets, and a selection of pillows.

Langham guests can fall asleep to the hotel’s curated playlist of songs that promote rest. Select locations also offer consultations with sleep experts, CBD experiences, and an in-room bath menu for an even better night’s sleep.