Hilton Special Rooms
May 22, 2001, 10:47 pm
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2001
Posts: 63
Hilton Special Rooms
I was looking through the Hilton directory and it mentions their 'special' rooms, such as the 'Stress-Less Room' and the 'Health-Fit Room.' The 'Stress-Less' room apparently features "a massaging seat topper, faountain-like calming pool and a sound soother with light alarm clock by Relaxor, along with Fossfill pillows, yoga videos and meditation CDs, massage tools and blackout drapes."
It mentions that participating locations include Hilton Atlanta Airport, The Capital HIlton (in DC), Hilton Chicago O'Hare Airport, Hilton Garden Inn LAX (in El Segundo), Hilton New York, Hilton Portland, Hilton Rye Town (in NY), Hilton San Francisco, and Hilton Short Hills (in NJ).
Has anyone ever stayed in these rooms? How do you reserve them? How much extra do they cost?
It mentions that participating locations include Hilton Atlanta Airport, The Capital HIlton (in DC), Hilton Chicago O'Hare Airport, Hilton Garden Inn LAX (in El Segundo), Hilton New York, Hilton Portland, Hilton Rye Town (in NY), Hilton San Francisco, and Hilton Short Hills (in NJ).
Has anyone ever stayed in these rooms? How do you reserve them? How much extra do they cost?
May 23, 2001, 12:05 pm
#3
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Arlington, VA USA
Posts: 55
I stayed in one of the "stress free" rooms at the ORD hilton. It was abasically a way for the makers of special products to advertise themselves, which is fine by me. My bed had a big comfy and i suppose egonomically correct husband pillow chair thingie, a little radio with various soothing sounds (water runing, crickets, rain) a Bose CD player and radio. I don't remember a massager but i got there late at night ad might not have even noticed it before my early check out the next day.
May 23, 2001, 12:05 pm
#4
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Arlington, VA USA
Posts: 55
I stayed in one of the "stress free" rooms at the ORD hilton. It was abasically a way for the makers of special products to advertise themselves, which is fine by me. My bed had a big comfy and i suppose ergonomically correct husband pillow chair thingie, a little radio with various soothing sounds (water runing, crickets, rain) a Bose CD player and radio. I don't remember a massager but i got there late at night ad might not have even noticed it before my early check out the next day.
May 23, 2001, 12:06 pm
#5
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Sarasota, FL Delta SM, Marriott Gold, Hilton Gold
Posts: 3
The only hotel I've personally seen these rooms was the Hilton Chicago O'hare. There wasn't an extra chage for the room. It's simply a standard room with extra goodies. I didn't ask for it so I don't know what it takes to get one. Wouldn't be surprised if you have to call the hotel directly.