Premier Hotel Times Square is Allergy Free

The Premier Hotel, located in Times Square in New York City, has recently introduced its new “Premier Pure” rooms which feature an allergen-friendly environment. By using special purification techniques, the Premier Pure rooms are 98% free of bacteria and viruses. That’s good news for the spring time. The rooms are available on three floors of the hotel, as well as the Penthouse and Fitness Center. Germ free exercise bikes? Get out of town. According to the press release, “This is the first Fitness Center in the world that has received this utterly new process. Each room has been treated comprehensively to remove allergens from all surfaces, fabrics and air
flow.”

The process: The heaters and air conditioners are deep cleaned and sanitized then equipped with the company’s patented Tea Tree Oil Cartridge, which acts as an antiseptic. Soft surfaces are cleansed then sanitized to eliminate contaminants that trigger allergies. The room then undergoes a 4-5 hour high ozone shock treatment to kill any of the remaining living organisms and their associated odors. After the ozone process, a bacteriostatic barrier called Pure Shield is applied on most all surfaces. To maintain clean conditions in the room, a state-of-the-art air purification system is installed, creating air quality that averages four
times cleaner than the threshold for asthma patients. Finally, special micro-fiber hypo-allergenic pillow cases and mattress covers are used in the room to eliminate dust, dander and dust-mite related allergens usually associated with common bedding.

In addition to the allergy free rooms, the Premier offers luxury amenities for business travelers including late checkout, daily newspaper delivery, use of the Premier Lounge, complimentary continental breakfast, afternoon hors d’oeuvres, cocktail hour beer and wine, continuous snacks throughout the day and personalized 24 hour concierge service.

At last, a hotel where even Bubble Boy could stay….

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