Getting a good night’s sleep highlights dreamy new offering at the Ritz-Carlton, Dallas

News Hour:

Guests of The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas can soon look forward to the stay of their dreams, thanks to a new initiative designed specifically to foster a good night’s sleep.

 Travelers often say that sleeping well is their primary goal, and the new Ritz-Carlton, Dallas Suite Sleep experience addresses this by assisting even the most sensitive and preoccupied guests in their quest for slumber. Suite Sleep guests receive luxury accommodations, an array of dream-inducing in-suite amenities, and on-request personalized assistance from the hotel’s Sleep Therapist – a specialist in the identification and mitigation of disrupters such as lights and sounds from technological devices, unfamiliar bedtime surroundings, non-optimal/overly-warm room temperatures and more. The Sleep Therapist can also recommend optional white noise apps which travelers may choose to download, in order to fall asleep to the lull of ocean waves, waterfalls and other restful elements.

“Many of our guests require a relaxing escape where sleep will truly enhance their health and well-being,” said Roberto van Geenen, General Manager, The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas. “Tapping into the senses to bring this dream within reach is at the heart of our exciting new Suite Sleep experience.”

The hotel has integrated the desire for deep and restful sleep by creating a relaxing Drift to Sleep spa treatment, providing access to a ritual which also promotes sleep and a deep state of stress-free consciousness within the serene ambience of The Ritz-Carlton Spa. This treatment is available separately from the Sleep Therapist and the suite offering designed particularly for restful sleep. This spa treatment was created for those with an overactive mind who may have consistent trouble in falling or staying asleep, and begins with a soothing aromatherapy bath, followed by the presentation of an aromatic herbal tea infused with specialized essential oils that can assist in slowing the body’s internal rhythms. Next, a peaceful body massage facilitates transition into an alpha state of sleep. Spa sleep coaches then allow for a 30-minute power nap on a warmed, down duvet and oversized massage table.

 

Md. Rafiuzzaman Sifat, a CSE graduate turned into journalist, works at News Hour as a staff reporter. He has many years of experience in featured writing in different Bangladeshi newspapers. He is an active blogger, story writer and social network activist. He published a book named 'Se Amar Gopon' inEkushe boi mela Dhaka 2016. Sifat got a BSc. from Ahsanullah University of Science & Technology, Bangladesh. He also works as an Engineer at Bangla Trac Communications Ltd. As an avid traveler and a gourmet food aficionado, he is active in publishing restaurant reviews and cutting-edge articles about culinary culture.
No Comments