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Hilton’s Signia Restore is designed for hotel guests and locals.

By · August 31, 2026 · 3 min read

On 25 August, Hilton introduced Signia Restore, a fitness and recovery concept debuting at Signia Hilton Indianapolis, which is accepting reservations for January 2027. An FAQ accompanying the release answers the question “Do I need to be a guest to visit Signia Restore?” with the line “Signia Restore is designed for both hotel guests and locals.” Hilton says the concept is expected to expand to select Signia Hilton properties globally.

Hilton describes Signia Restore as an integrated concept combining high-performance fitness, advanced recovery experiences, personalised wellness guidance and curated retail. In the company’s words, it “reimagines how travelers train, recover and recharge while away from home.”

The release presents the concept as three integrated experiences: recovery, fitness and retail.

What the release says is going in

The recovery experience is centred on two named areas.

The Physical Recovery & Reset Zone includes an Infrared Halotherapy Red Light Sauna, a Hybrid Sauna, Sensory Showers and a Cold Therapy Room.

The Mental Recovery & Readiness Zone includes Zero G MindSync Harmonic Loungers, Normatec Air Compression and Percussive Therapy.

Hilton names two further wellness technologies without assigning either to a zone. Aescape, which the release calls “an intelligent recovery system using physical AI and robotics to deliver precision bodywork personalized to every guest.” And the Ammortal Chamber, described as “a breakthrough, multi-modal service that integrates red and near-infrared light therapy, pulsed electrostatic fields, vibroacoustics, molecular hydrogen and guided breathwork.”

The fitness experience includes Peloton Bikes, premium treadmills, rowing and conditioning equipment, and free-weight and functional training zones.

The third experience is a curated wellness retail offering. The release does not give it a name.

The renderings accompanying the release are credited to Rottet Studio.

The release does not state pricing.

Designed for hotel guests and locals

The release is addressed to “today’s modern traveler.” But an FAQ published alongside it answers a narrower question directly.

Asked “Do I need to be a guest to visit Signia Restore?”, Hilton answers: “Signia Restore is designed for both hotel guests and locals.”

The release also says that “in addition to individual sessions, Signia Restore will offer private group buyouts designed for executive retreats, leadership summits, incentive programs and team gatherings.”

Signia Restore is designed for both hotel guests and locals.

Who is quoted

The release quotes Amanda Al-Masri, Vice President, Wellness, Hilton.

“With Signia Restore, we are expanding that vision through an experience that brings together movement, recovery and personalization in a way that feels elevated, approachable and highly relevant to today’s traveler,” Al-Masri said.

What the release does not say

The release does not state pricing or membership terms, and it does not set out how access for local users would be sold or limited.

It does not name the additional Signia Hilton properties where the concept is expected to expand, and it gives no timetable for that expansion.

Signia Hilton Indianapolis is accepting reservations for January 2027. The release describes Signia Restore as debuting at the property and does not state that it is currently open.

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