Twelve live properties. $282K+ in guest revenue in the first half of 2026, ~91% guest satisfaction, and a footprint that grew from seven to twelve live properties in Q2 — a new, ownable amenity that earns from day one, with no incremental labor required.

“Working with Aescape has been a true pleasure. It brings a sense of the future and innovation to our spa while still maintaining The Ritz-Carlton experience our guests expect.”
Tony Angel · Spa Director, The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes
Aescape maps each guest's body and delivers personalized bodywork that adapts in real time — clothed, oil-free, no scheduling, no provider variability. Around the clock.
Body mappingEvery session starts with a real-time map of the body — targeted work from the first minute.
In-session controlsGuests tune pressure, focus, music, and visuals throughout. Theirs, every time.
Recovery roomPrivate and self-guided. No oils, no shower — guests are back to their stay in minutes.
App / returning guestA programmed, repeatable session guests build into the stay — and post about.
Recovery is becoming infrastructure — and it's an asset Marriott can own.
Every amenity competes for the same capital and labor. Aescape answers both: a depreciating capital asset owned outright that clears the payback and ROIC owners already underwrite, runs with no incremental labor required, and lifts NOI that flows to asset value — while giving Marriott a measurable, ownable wellness category and a deeper Bonvoy relationship.
On-property recovery roomUnderused space becomes a revenue center — direct session revenue plus resort-fee, subscription, and overnight-package upside, with no incremental labor required.
A premium experience guests post about and return for — and a wellness category Marriott leads across Luxury and Premium before anyone else.
Identical hardware, remote support, ~99% uptime. Twelve properties today across six brands — proven operations at scale, with the program built around each property.
Beyond the session: a 24/7 amenity that makes resort-fee increases defensible, anchors group buyouts and incentive trips, headlines Bonvoy member offers, and gives owners a concrete proof point in asset reviews. Non-session value that compounds.
No therapist recruiting, no labor-supply risk, no outcome variability. A 3-year warranty with a 2-year extension available, ~99% uptime, and a 1–2 day white-glove install. The upside of a recovery amenity without the operational drag.
| Aescape | Human bodywork | Passive modalitiesmassage chairs · sauna cold plunge · red light | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consistent every session | |||
| Runs every open hour | |||
| No added labor required | |||
| Personalized to the body | |||
| Measurable outcomes & data | |||
| Recurring, high-margin revenue | |||
| Scalable |
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Select a property to see how idle space became a recovery engine. Real performance, across brands and markets.
The Ritz-CarltonA luxury resort where demand is now outpacing what a single table can hold.
Property photography © Marriott International and its respective brands.
Twelve live Marriott properties, ranked by guest revenue. Luxury resorts lead — but the model is performing across W, Westin, JW Marriott, and Autograph, and the newest launches are ramping in their first weeks.
Source: Marriott Data 2025–2026 monthly property report-outs (Jan–Jun 2026) and the Marriott × Aescape revenue report of July 14, 2026. Revenue = total guest engagement revenue across all booking channels (Aescape platform, Book4Time, ResortPass). Rev/session includes demos/comps, so it understates paid ticket. CSAT = average of monthly scores over each property's reported months. Bacara was resort-fee-bundled Dec–Apr. New = launched since April 1, 2026.
Recovery is becoming infrastructure — and it compounds across the owner P&L, Marriott's fee streams, the Bonvoy relationship, and brand positioning.
About 2× the GOPPAR of a guest room with no incremental FTE required — a depreciating capital asset owned outright, with NOI uplift that flows to asset value at prevailing cap rates.
Incremental guest revenue lifts management and franchise fees with no added brand-standard labor required — an ownable recovery line Marriott can offer its Bonvoy members, deepening the loyalty relationship.
~91% satisfaction every month of 2026. A premium, repeatable session guests build into the stay: overnight packages on Marriott.com and the first Marriott subscription program, at $249/month.
First-mover in intelligent recovery across Luxury and Premium — The Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, W, JW Marriott, Westin, Autograph — a differentiator competitors can't yet match, with measurable outcomes.

Bundled into Bacara's $60 resort fee, Aescape delivered 794 sessions (Dec 21–Apr 30). On May 1 the property unbundled Aescape and raised the fee $5/night — applied to every guest night, not just Aescape bookers. A property-wide $5 lift out-earns per-session revenue, and adoption made the increase defensible.
Aescape rides Bacara's $60 resort fee; 794 sessions establish it as a real amenity.
The property removes it from the bundle and lifts the fee to $65.
The $5 lift applies to every guest night — not just Aescape bookers.
A property-wide $5 fee out-earns per-session revenue. Adoption made the increase defensible.
Five properties launched since April 1 — Westin Copley, W Boston, Union Club at Purdue, JW Austin, and Westin Maui. JW Austin booked $6,150 in its first fully reported month; W Boston grew +56% and Westin Copley +73% in month two.
The Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes is the top property at ~$13.7K/month and 92.2% CSAT; St. Regis Aspen earns ~$212 per session on a 60-minute-led mix. The economics hold as the model moves down-tier.
A $249/month subscription program (W Boston & Westin Copley) and the resort-fee lever — Bacara bundled Aescape into its $60 fee, then raised it $5/night property-wide on the strength of adoption — with Bonvoy distribution coming soon.
The first Marriott subscription program — $249/month at W Boston & Westin Copley — alongside overnight packages featuring Aescape on Marriott.com.
Coming soon: Aescape sessions bookable through Marriott Bonvoy, putting live properties in front of Marriott's loyalty members.
* Karla Otto × Phronesis Partners, Wellness Insights Report 2026 (300 luxury consumers, US/UK/France) ** HFA × Kantar survey, Dec 2025 (Athletech News) *** ACE 2026 Fitness Trends list
About 2× the GOPPAR of a guest room — matching a staffed treatment room, with no incremental FTE required and a 1–2 day install.
How the model underwrites — payback, ROIC, and profit per square foot at the master cost stack, benchmarked against 12 live Marriott properties.
Underwriting figures from internal ROIC analysis; property figures from the Marriott Data 2025–2026 report-outs (Jan–Jun 2026). Illustrative, not a forecast.
Payback near 24 months at benchmark — under 17 in the top quartile — with unburdened ROIC of 30–65% and $50–$150 of profit per sq ft a month. NOI uplift flows to asset value at prevailing cap rates. Across the live luxury properties, payback lands at 33 months or better:
Aescape is the operating layer that turns underused rooms into the next asset class for hospitality. A few of the spaces that become recovery hubs:


A standalone system that drops into almost any underused room — no plumbing, no construction. White-glove delivery and installation included.
Hardware delivers the experience. Platform keeps it performing. Network adds demand on top of your own.
Every table includes delivery, white-glove installation, team training, guest apparel, and launch marketing assets — with a 3-year warranty (2-year extension available), ~99% uptime, and remote support.
At The Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes, demand is now outpacing what a single table can hold — and it anchors the case for the next wave of The Ritz-Carlton and St. Regis deployments.