Hotels Are Offering Monthly ‘Subscriptions’ to Remote Workers

The Freehand Hotel

Photo: Freehand Miami/Facebook

Freehand Hotels currently has various properties operating in Miami, Los Angeles, New York City, and Chicago. Their program runs at $2,499 plus tax monthly and allows remote workers an unlimited stay at these properties plus two of the brand’s sister properties — The Generator DC and The Generator Miami. Participants in the program also get discounts on food and drinks, free WiFi, and access to the on-demand workout app Jetsweat.

Selina Colive

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Selina started off as a fun and chill accommodation for digital nomads in locations like Mexico, Costa Rica, and within the US. The setup was always designed with digital nomads in mind, offering coworking spaces coupled with wellness activities and social gatherings. Since late 2020, Selina stepped up the game and created a monthly subscription where people can hop around properties as often as weekly for a fixed fee where the price is based on the type of room and location, starting at $325 a month for a shared room in Latin America.

Citizen M Global Passport

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The Dutch boutique hotel chain known for its affordable luxury is now looking to attract remote workers by offering a flat fee of $50 a night to be used for a minimum of seven nights and a maximum of 29 per month. The hotel chain is known for its modern design and cozy rooms. Citizen M has properties primarily in Europe but also the US and a few destinations in Asia. Remote workers who purchase the Global Passport subscription also get 25 percent off meals.

Banyan Tree Habitat

Photo: Banyan Tree Hotels & Resorts/Facebook

The “habitat” program by Banyan Tree wants to create a global home atmosphere for digital nomads. Travelers can book their stay in “units” where each unit is worth seven days. Up to four units can be purchased at one time and used to hop between properties. The more units a guest buys, the greater the savings. Unit prices start at $1,750. While the majority of the properties are in Southeast Asia, there are a few in Greece, Morocco, Mexico, and more.

H/T: Inside Hook