Come and spend some time in this exciting residence.
The Walker Hotel Tribeca in New York has introduced a “Self-Love Pod” to give guests the opportunity to get intimate with themselves.
Anyone can book into the autoerotic experience through the month of September – which is Sexual Health Awareness Month – in which staff transform ordinary hotel rooms into a space where guests can satisfy themselves.
Guests, especially recently single women, are invited to use their hotel stay to “rediscover their sexuality.”
“With so much of the conversation around sexual health being centered on couples, the hotel has created an offering for singles who want to be more comfortable with their sexuality and self-perception,” a rep told The Post.
Those who register for this offering will get an exclusive set of amenities in their room: adaptogen drinks from Recess, Fableroon perfume oils and soaps, a magazine by Grow Into You and in-room meditations targeted at self-love by Cacti Wellness to give people a chance to relax before climaxing. Maude's Egg Shaped Sex Toy,
Guests are encouraged to put a 'Do Not Disturb' sign on the door and enjoy the 3-speed external drop massager designed to massage the whole body and erogenous zones. And take as much time as you like – it can last up to two hours.
To discover some self-love outside of their room, guests are given access to a free flow or guided meditation. The Othership, a cult-favorite bathhouse at Flatiron,
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“With the goal of placing self-care and self-love paramount, this package encourages guests to reconnect with their mind and body through various forms of wellness,” tells details online,
For masturbation, the Walker Hotel Tribeca is charging a master rate starting at $350.
And people are taking interest in it. In the first week itself, ten guests booked this package.
This new hotel package comes at a time when both solo and wellness travel trends continue to rise, combining the two with a sexy twist.
This is especially timely, as health officials are warning that Rise in life-threatening sexually transmitted infections The (STI) threat is “out of control”.
