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Two hotels. Both had Peloton bikes. This was awesome because that means I can workout almost like at home. They have regular pedals with a foot harness which means you really can’t get much upstroke pull but that’s okay. Login is with a QR code and it resets itself when done (except for Bluetooth headsets which you have to remove manually). Very nice unexpected surprise. I hope more places to this. They are way less expensive than traditional gym workout gear they buy. #peloton #travel #fitness

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in reply to Hank G ☑️

When I used to travel a lot for work, this was one of my selection criteria for hotels!

#Peloton #Fitness #Health #Exercise

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in reply to Drew McManus

Did you have to call ahead or do the ones that have it list that in their amenities? I didn’t think it was a thing so didn’t bother to check.
in reply to Hank G ☑️

Just check on https://hotelfinder.onepeloton.com/
in reply to Drew McManus

How is this not more prominently placed on their website! Thanks!
in reply to Hank G ☑️

Additional tip: hotel bikes are sometimes broken or need maintenance. In my experience, reporting it to the hotel did not always result in anything. But if I emailed Peloton support, the bike was usually fixed by my next visit to the hotel.
in reply to Drew McManus

Yeah the first hotel's was having WiFi issues so I didn't use it. The second one both of their Peloton bikes were in good working order.
in reply to Hank G ☑️

It used to be a pain to login (typing a long password), but now scanning a QR code is a breeze. Don’t forget your headphones!
in reply to Drew McManus

Yeah I loved the QR thing. I recommend that. I don't know if it is some sort of kiosk mode when using the QR code login but once I ended the sessions, went into the Bluetooth settings to delete my headphones, and then hit the "go home" Peloton button from there it was back to the login screen.