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Westin Hotels & Resorts and United Airlines
have entered into a partnership that will treat first and business class customers
who fly United’s p.s. service to a new level of comfort with Westin’s Heavenly Bed products.
Also, as part of this partnership, select United Red Carpet Clubs in New York
(JFK), Los Angeles and San Francisco will debut custom-designed Westin Renewal Lounges later this year: private areas outfitted with
luxurious touches from Westin to create a calming oasis where travelers can relax before or after their flight.
Inspired by the iconic all-white, ten-layer Westin Heavenly Bed, United’s first and business class p.s. service between New York and
California will include a signature oversized Heavenly blanket and pillow
- bringing a new level of luxury and comfort to flying. The Westin
Renewal Lounge areas will provide Red Carpet Club guests with a soothing environment with many spa-like amenities for relaxing and
escaping the hustle and bustle of an airport.
“Who would have thought our signature Heavenly bedding would reach 35,000 feet? We are thrilled to be the first hotel company to partner
with an airline, bringing our highly regarded bed amenities to travelers in flight,” said Sue Brush, senior vice president of Westin Hotels &
Resorts. “At Westin, we continually strive to provide the services and amenities that make guests feel renewed. Through this exciting new
partnership we can reach beyond our doors and help United’s p.s. customers relax in luxury during their travels, whether in the sky or on
the ground in a United Red Carpet Club.”
“It is important that when our guests spend their valuable time with United, they feel relaxed and rewarded,”
added Graham Atkinson,
executive vice president and Chief Customer Officer, United Airlines. “By partnering with Westin, we can welcome aboard our first and
business class guests with luxurious pillows and blankets, and treat some of our Red Carpet Club visitors to a calming oasis that feels
miles away from the airport. No other airline in the U.S. can offer this level of hotel-branded luxury today, and we are proud to offer it to our
valued guests first.”
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