Signia Hilton has announced Signia Restore, an integrated fitness and recovery concept opening at the new Signia Hilton Indianapolis in early 2027.
The new space will combine the hotel gym with restorative treatments, bringing fitness, recovery technology, concierge guidance and wellness retail into one experience. Guests will be able to plan sessions around a workout, a journey or a busy day of meetings.
The Indianapolis hotel is accepting reservations for January 2027, although Visit Indy currently lists stays from 1 February. Signia Restore will be available to hotel guests and local visitors, with individual appointments and private group bookings planned.
Hilton intends to introduce the concept at selected Signia Hilton properties globally after its Indianapolis debut, according to the company’s official announcement.
Two recovery zones will support different needs
At the centre of Signia Restore, two dedicated recovery environments will allow guests to choose between more physical treatments and quieter, mentally focused sessions.
The Physical Recovery & Reset Zone is designed for use after travelling or training. Its planned facilities include an Infrared Halotherapy Red Light Sauna, Hybrid Sauna, Sensory Showers and a Cold Therapy Room.
The combination allows guests to move between heat, water and cold-based experiences within the same space. Hilton says the treatments are intended to restore energy and support physical recovery, although individual guests will be able to select shorter or more extensive sessions according to their schedules.
The separate Mental Recovery & Readiness Zone will feature Zero G MindSync Harmonic Loungers, designed to create a low-pressure position for guided relaxation. Normatec air-compression equipment will support circulation and muscle recovery, while percussive therapy will provide a more targeted option after exercise or prolonged travel.
A dedicated wellness concierge will help visitors select and combine the available experiences. This personalised element supports Hilton’s positioning of Signia Restore as an integrated wellness experience, especially for guests who may be unfamiliar with some of the equipment.
Robotic bodywork and the Ammortal Chamber
Signia Hilton Indianapolis will also introduce Aescape, an intelligent robotic system that delivers bodywork tailored to each user. The technology uses physical AI and robotics to adjust the session, offering an alternative to a conventional hands-on massage.
Another specialised treatment, the Ammortal Chamber, combines several technologies within one multimodal session. These include red and near-infrared light therapy, pulsed electrostatic fields, vibroacoustics, molecular hydrogen and guided breathwork.
The chamber’s layered format reflects the wider design of Signia Restore, where guests can move between treatments without visiting several separate departments. It also places technology-led recovery alongside familiar hotel wellness facilities such as saunas and showers.
Hilton describes the concept as suitable for several moments during a stay, from recovering after a flight to preparing for an evening event. Guests attending conventions will also be able to schedule shorter treatments between sessions.
High-performance fitness and curated retail
The fitness space at Signia Restore will offer Peloton Bikes, premium treadmills, rowing equipment, conditioning machines, free weights and an expansive functional-training area.
The fitness space is designed to help guests maintain a familiar exercise routine while travelling, with a broader range of equipment than a standard hotel gym. Guests will be able to combine strength or cardio training with cold therapy, compression equipment or a sauna session in the adjoining recovery areas.
A retail space will complete the concept with functional nutrition, hydration products, restorative items and premium athleisure. The selection is intended to give travellers easy access to essentials that may be difficult to pack or replace during a trip.
Private buyouts will also be offered for executive retreats, leadership summits, incentive programmes and team gatherings. This group option connects Signia Restore with the Indianapolis hotel’s wider emphasis on conventions and large events.
Signia Hilton Indianapolis will connect directly to the convention centre
Signia Hilton Indianapolis is a new downtown convention hotel being developed along the Georgia Street pedestrian promenade in the city’s Wholesale District. Direct skywalk access will connect it with the Indiana Convention Center, while Lucas Oil Stadium and Gainbridge Fieldhouse will be nearby.
Hilton characterizes the property as the tallest hotel in the city and the convention centre’s newest headquarters property. Published room counts differ slightly, with Hilton listing 800 rooms and Visit Indy listing 803. Hilton’s figure includes 70 suites ranging from 450 to 1,900 square feet.
The hotel will have 100,000 square feet of meeting space distributed among 42 rooms. Its 50,000-square-foot ballroom, described by Hilton as Indiana’s largest, will divide into 12 sections. Two smaller ballrooms and a 7,500-square-foot outdoor event deck will provide further options for conferences, receptions and private gatherings.
Away from the meeting floors, guests can expect seven dining and bar concepts, a rooftop pool and dedicated fitness guest rooms. Signia Restore will give the large business-focused property an expanded wellness offer alongside its conventional gym facilities.
Ratio Design is responsible for the building’s contemporary architecture, while Rottet Studio Architecture and Design is creating the interiors. Sculptural lines and materials associated with movement will reference Indianapolis’s car culture and motor-racing history. Art Strategies is curating a public collection connected to the city and those design themes.
The City of Indianapolis owns the hotel, with operations led by the Capital Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County. It will be the first Signia Hilton property in Indiana and the wider Midwest.
Hotels are combining spas with recovery technology
Signia Restore follows a broader move among luxury hotels to place fitness, thermal experiences and technology-led treatments within a connected wellness programme.
At Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, the recently opened Kai Holo Spa combines an aquathermal circuit with a neighbouring health centre providing IV therapy, NAD+ treatments, vitamin infusions and biomarker testing.
Other new hotels are using thermal suites or low-stimulation settings to make restoration a defining part of the stay. Six Senses AMAALA includes cryotherapy and a Biohacking Recovery Lounge, while Fairmont Cheshire, The Mere is adding salt inhalation chambers, hammam steam rooms and ice baths beside its lakefront setting. Both appeared in our guide to new luxury hotels designed around quiet.
Urban properties are also designing wellness facilities for local visitors as well as overnight guests. The planned Viceroy Park Avenue in New York will include a spa and fitness centre with a cold plunge, while its private Wellness Penthouse will have dedicated recovery equipment.
Signia Restore will follow that mixed-access approach in Indianapolis. Reservations for Signia Hilton Indianapolis are available through Hilton, with the wellness concept scheduled to debut alongside the hotel in early 2027.
