Triplebond claims to be the city’s first dedicated social wellness members’ club
The Botree hotel in London’s Marylebone is due to open a new wellness members’ club this August.
Triplebond is marketed as a science-backed members’ club based at the 200-bedroom hotel, which is also home to a rooftop swimming pool and gym.
The club offers everything from high-impact fitness studio the Bassment, which hosts strength work and barre classes, to the Fire & Ice Circuit, which features both infrared saunas and a cold plunge room.
Triplebond also specialises in restoration, offering red light therapy, as well as in-ear circadian synching therapy to ease jet lag. Its Lymphatic Lounge will offer professional-grade lymphatic compression services and IV therapies, while the Decompress Lounge will have zero-gravity massage chairs, weighted blankets and vagus nerve stimulation devices.
In addition, the club offers a wellness café, bar and a full programme of events for those seeking social connection.
Triplebond has also partnered with Stride to create a ‘health concierge’ that can support with a diagnostic assessment of members’ needs.
Liliana Gutierrez, director of wellness at Triplebond, said: “We’re delighted to open Triplebond. This is a completely new social wellness ecosystem, where activation, restoration and connection come together under one roof. Every element has been designed to be both deeply effective and inherently social, integrating cutting-edge, science-backed wellness experiences with vibrant social spaces.”
Eva Mount, general manager of the Botree, added: “Triplebond is an incredible new addition to the Botree. We are creating a destination that reflects how people want to live, travel, and connect today.”
The Botree in Marylebone first opened in 2023 with a 33-seat screening room, the two-storey Lavo restaurant, the BoTree bar and 77, a private events space for hosting parties and DJs.
In December last year, it joined Hilton’s Curio Collection as the hotel giant looks to expand its lifestyle offering.