Noble House Hotels and Resorts has partnered with tech company Way. The partnership will give participating hotels an easy-to-use platform that connects guests with authentic area adventures. The experience menu can be set up on hotel websites, showcasing local artisans, entrepreneurs and businesses that can host curated and unique regional experiences. The platform supports hotels and resorts in creating, managing and scaling this experiential programming.
Once events are live, guests can peruse options and book right from the hotel website, selecting experiences like a cocktail/mocktail class with a local host in Capitol Hill or an exploratory walk with a local photographer who showcases their favorite hidden gems in town. While booking, guests can select preferred categories including wellness, culture, culinary and live music, and even select the “vibe” they are seeking from a menu that includes descriptors like “chill,” “Instagram-worthy,” and “family friendly.”
“We couldn’t be more excited to launch our partnership with Way, they are the perfect company to help foster a truly special connection between our guests and the locals that are at the heart of each of our hotels’ locations,” said Scott Colee, chief marketing officer of Noble House Hotels and Resorts. “This new platform empowers a world of immersive experiences for hotel guests and locals alike, putting Noble House on the map as a leader in bringing experiential technology into hotels and supporting the local businesses around them.”
The Edgewater Hotel is the first property in Seattle to launch this platform. Noble House will soon debut this offering at several other portfolio properties including Kona Kai Resort & Spa, River Terrace Inn, Jekyll Island Club Resort, San Diego Mission Bay Resort, and L’Auberge Del Mar.