NewsHospitalityTake the plunge with some self-care at Hyatt Regency Hotel this Valentine’s

Take the plunge with some self-care at Hyatt Regency Hotel this Valentine’s

As most people have failed their resolve to keep new year’s resolutions already, the Hyatt Regency Hotel is saying ditch the short-lived intentions and focus on a year of self-care instead!

Give yourself the gift of self-love and take the plunge in a host of activities which the hotel will host on the 18th floor with stunning views across the City to keep you motivated and focused.  From sunset yoga and a running club to an iconic ice bath, Wim Hof style the hotel is creating a 12-month programme of events for both local residents and hotel guests to participate in.

Launching on Valentines week with a day of self-love on Saturday 18th February, you can strike a pose at a choice of Yoga Brunches and experience deep relaxation, a 60 minute yoga session and healthy food to follow leaving you feeling like a new you with clear focus for the day ahead.  Or, enjoy a 5:30pm complimentary Sunset Yoga all of which is thanks to Jodie Ratcliffe, Founder of Feather and Rock.  

April will see the introduction of individual ice bath pods in situ on the 18th floor veranda where the fresh air from outside will make you feel like you are taking an al fresco bath that cold water guru, Wim Hof, promotes as a way to keep your body and mind in its optimal natural state.

With a select group of just 12 people taking part, the hotel’s unique ‘dip and dine’ experiences with cold water therapy will be combined with lessons in dynamic breathing techniques and mental mindset to boost your physical and mental health.

Putting mental health first for its guests, local residents and even for those who commute into the City for work, the monthly programme of well-being events will become a staple in the hotel’s events calendar for people to look forward to. 

A regular training programme that will continue to run throughout the year from May is the Hyatt running club launched by Sales Manager, Scott and Lukasz from the events team.  Every Tuesday at 5.30pm they lead guests and local runners around the City’s streets with specially created runs on Strava with a choice of length and duration.

General Manager, Assumpta McDonald is keen to show how diverse the hotel events offering can be whilst supporting health and fitness.  She said: “Whether your ‘well-being curious’ or devoted to setting time for you each month, our self-love events will support your intentions and keep you on track.  Join like-minded people, push the yoga boundaries and plunge into ice to make 2023 the year where you spend quality time on yourself. 

“We know when guests stay with us, they often skip activities they would normally have in their daily routine back home, so we are also hoping that these monthly events will catch the eye of them as well – the more the merrier!  And, what better view to have than from our 18th floor function suite!”

For more information, to book or for details of the full calendar of events please call the hotel events team on 0161 359 5550 or keep watching the hotel’s Facebook page – https://www.facebook.com/HyattHotelsManchester

Additional yoga brunches are confirmed for March 18th  and May 13th and can be booked direct using this link feather and rock – Booking by Bookwhen

For more information, visit Hotel Near Manchester Oxford Road | Hyatt Regency Manchester

Olivia McHugh
Olivia McHugh
Staff writer
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