Actually, stress-relieving concepts like these are being tested at many universities across the country. Deans of hotel management schools say they may become hotel standards someday soon. Seats similar to those in first-class airline cabins could one day replace hotel beds, according to Stutts. Guests would lie back, and a computer would create the most comfortable position in their minds. Video windows .
Studies show that much of the stress guests feel comes from being away from familiar surroundings.
The scenes would reflect geographic locations or hobbies. A traveler from Colorado could select a mountain scene, for example, while a sailor could choose a picture simulating a boat out at sea. Guests might not have to worry about losing their keys or struggle with computer-coded entry cards one day. They would just scan a finger, palm or retina at an electronic wallboard outside the room. Jet lag remedies.