Get in Shape While Traveling The World at These Fitness-Friendly Hotels

Posh Knightsbride loosens up with new HulaFit classes, now offered weekly at The Berkeley hotel. The fitness series—wiggling, twisting, twirling—is being held on the rooftop (nothing like sweeping views of Hyde Park to make the work a bit less hard), and is open to locals, as well as guests. Classes are 60-minutes long, can burn up to 600 calories and, best of all? The hula hoops are yours to keep.

Always a pioneer in blending hospitality with health (for years, guests have been able to borrow New Balance gear), Westin recently debuted their Wellness Escapes: an ongoing series of retreats led by experts in the fitness field. Next up? Olympic medalist Deen Kastor will lead a running retreat in Mammoth Lakes, California. Meanwhile, in Chicago, the brand is piloting new in-room treadmill desks for those expert multi-taskers who never known when to stop and take a breath. We didn’t think hotel fitness could get any quirkier than the brand's ElliptiGO elliptical-bike hybrids for exercising while exploring. But it just did.

If you missed the ChaiseFitness summer classes, held poolside on The James New York's hotel’s rooftop, don’t worry. Now you can achieve the boutique’s signature long and lean look with four, 20-minute in-room streaming sessions called ReinventYOU, available at both the New York, as well as the Chicago properties. Give your legs another push by borrowing one of the hotel’s complimentary PUBLIC brand bikes for a ride around town.

Complimentary personal training and group fitness classes at Mokara Wellness—the full-service spa connected to the luxury hotel—are just a sampling of the fitness features available at Omni hotel properties. Other offerings include beach yoga at the group’s Hilton Head resort and guided meditation and yoga through the Chopra Center for Wellbeing in La Costa.

Feel as though you're spinning with a private instructor without leaving the comfort of your hotel gym, thanks to the new Peloton bikes popping up in Standard hotel properties nationwide. These new stationary bikes feature 21.5-inch tablet screens, where you can stream spin classes from a growing, on-demand library. Filter by length, type, instructor, and level, and enjoy at The Standard Spa in Miami, The Standard in Downtown Los Angeles, and The Standard, High Line, in New York City. At the latter, you can cycle to your heart's content, all while marveling at the Hudson River from the 17th-story gym.

FlyWheel has quietly debuted a studio at the Shoreditch House, exclusively for guests. After a 45 or 60-minute ride, we recommend you unwind with a Yoga at Flywheel session. At Soho House’s New York, Miami, and Los Angeles locations, guests can try a FlyBarre body-sculpting program or private FlyWheel ride.