[ftrider]

Finally more ways to get our workouts in. This time at hotels.
It sure beats having to find a hotel close to a studio!

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1138481974845300742

 

[Sam]

This has me wondering if AirBnB hosts will be including Peloton bikes. Client turn over and pricing structure is enough to have a similar win-win effect here as it is for Hotels.

 

[ftrider]

This has me wondering if AirBnB hosts will be including Peloton bikes. Client turn over and pricing structure is enough to have a similar win-win effect here as it is for Hotels.

Anything is possible really and if its means attracting more clients, it will happen.

 

[Sam]

Agree.
Peloton is carving out a new trend in fitness that's only starting now. In the coming years I expect it to grow a lot. The social aspect being a big motivator, all at a cost that can pay off.

 

[Jonesy53]

This is a really interesting article about Peloton's rise into hotels and why they're doing so well. https://www.travelweekly.com/Travel-News/Hotel-News/Hotels-riding-along-with-Peloton-craze

 

[Sam]

Makes sense with the sheer volume of people get and how fast Pelotons can pay for themselves.

 

[Jonesy53]

Makes sense with the sheer volume of people get and how fast Pelotons can pay for themselves.

Yeah that's very true. Still a very good read to put it all in perspective.

 

[Sam]

Indeed.
I find it interesting Peloton didn't want commissions from bookings that have their product advertised. In a way its an incentive to have the bike and makes people more likely to book.

 

[ftrider]

Indeed.
I find it interesting Peloton didn't want commissions from bookings that have their product advertised. In a way its an incentive to have the bike and makes people more likely to book.

Peloton is a new brand and has to focus more on being known first over anything else.

 

[Sam]

Smart move I guess.
Who knows what the hotels profit margins were like for Peloton. It might have been a bad move for the Hotel, tapping into their bottom line.