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Guests working out inside Marriott Hotels' hotels of future will struggle to run out of options. That's because FLEX fitness studio will offer them as many as 600 on-demand virtual workouts.
Plus, guests will have access to boutique studio workouts led by local instructors as well as nearby running and biking routes. The goal is to provide guests with a more communal experience and an opportunity to meet people during their stay.
While only time will tell what catches on and what falls flat with guests, the Charlotte Marriott City Center is undoubtedly a tremendous first step in the journey to the perfect hotel, if such a thing exists.
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