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Exploring a sober and curious lifestyle has become especially appealing to many Americans this year, as 41% of the population is trying to cut back on alcohol consumption. Dry His January has remained popular since its birth in 2013, but his quest for a sober lifestyle doesn't stop at the beginning of the year. Instead, all generations are choosing healthier lifestyles because cutting back on alcohol has many benefits, including improved physical health, improved liver function, lower blood pressure, and reduced cancer risk. You also get better quality sleep and have more energy when you don't consume alcohol. It is important to remember that alcohol is a depressant. Avoiding alcohol can lead to a more positive mood, improved cognitive function, mental clarity, and ultimately reduced anxiety and depression.
With spring here and summer quickly approaching, it's no wonder people are considering staying in sober hotels. For example, Expedia travel booking site says in its annual travel trends report that more than 40% of travelers are likely to book a detox trip next year. Their term is called dry trip. Living sober may not be your lifestyle yet, but you may be interested in it. What better way to explore than by booking a trip to a luxury non-alcoholic hotel?
Check out these five low-key, curious hotels that are worth a trip to.
Wynn Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV
I learned that Wynn Las Vegas has a “Living Well” program when I visited the luxury property on an Expedia Dry Trip press trip last October. Although located in the heart of the Las Vegas Strip, this hotel focuses on wellness, especially alcoholic beverages. The hotel recently introduced an all-new Drink Well program, encouraging guests to ditch alcohol and opt for mocktails instead. The artisan mocktails are one-of-a-kind, with head mixologist Marina Mercer Boarini promoting natural energy, well-being, and clarity through unique ingredients like reishi, lion's mane, and ashwagandha. Masu.
Viceroy Riviera Maya, Riviera Maya, Mexico
When most people think of Mexico, they think of dazzling beaches with strong cocktails. However, you can do both at the Viceroy Riviera Maya. This all-inclusive resort is perfect for travelers who want to explore without drinking. The resort's vacation packages include all the bells and whistles travelers are accustomed to, but even better: fresh coconut water, mocktails, agua fresca, and more to rehydrate and reset your mood. There is a wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks available.
Five Elements Retreat, Bali
Bali oozes peace, relaxation and comfort, and Five Elements Retreat encompasses all of these themes. This retreat boasts a beautiful tropical backdrop, traditional Balinese therapies such as yoga and meditation, and plant-based culinary experiences. Alcohol is available in limited quantities. It's the perfect place for those seeking solace and spiritual connection without drinking.
Absolute sanctuary, Thailand
Absolute Sanctuary is the perfect place to get some much-needed detox. The resort prioritizes guest fitness, wellness and proper nutrition. Additionally, its tranquil backdrop allows guests to focus on their health and sobriety.
Art of Living Retreat Center — North Carolina
Located in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains, the Art of Living Retreat Center focuses on helping you establish, rest, relax, and refresh. The resort offers meditation and yoga for guests to mentally detox and reset. Although alcohol is still available, it is not served at the property and guests are asked to refrain from drinking in public.
