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SF Marriott Marquis' New TUNE Beds Reverberate With Wellness

Photo of a woman wearing headphones laying on a TUNE bed.

Is your nervous system out of tune?

If so, San Francisco Marriott Marquis’ new TUNE Beds, launched April 1 in the downtown property's COR Health & Fitness Center, will be music to your ears and more.

Designed to use vibration and neuromusic to tune the nervous system, the company that makes the beds claims it can “balance your nervous system in 15 minutes.”

The beds are actually modeled after a violin in order to focus vibrations so they’re absorbed into the body, and use originally scored therapeutic music composed to calm the mind. 

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TUNE Bed Features

Photo of smart phone running the TUNE OS app.According to the property, features of TUNE Beds include the following:

  • Powerful medical-grade frequencies: Vibroacoustic technology developed for patient treatment, now available in its first-ever commercial application
  • Therapeutic neuromusic: Specifically composed by medical musicians to calm racing minds and deepen your experience
  • Sustainable construction: State-of-the-art design modeled after a violin, focusing vibrations so they’re 100% absorbed into the body
  • Clinically proven benefits: Reduced headaches, decreased fatigue, improved immune function, reduced depression and increased metabolism

The property said its two TUNE Beds, which are operated via a smart phone app, are a great option for groups looking to enhance their wellness routines with an eye toward relaxation and recovery.

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