As the largest spa and wellness resort on the East Coast, the Carillon Miami clocks in at 70,000 square feet. Its luxe magnitude is enhanced only by an all-suite layout, with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase a vast turquoise ocean. While the amenities are great, senior staff writer Vanita Salisbury is actually there for the bed—more specifically, a bed manufactured by Bryte that aims to capitalize on the sleep tourism trend. It adjusts accordingly for maximum comfort throughout the night, giving users, allegedly, the most restorative sleep of their life. ⁠ ⁠ Other hotels, like the Equinox Hotel in Manhattan’s Hudson Yards, have prioritized sleep, too. With soundproof rooms fit with blackout shades, thermostats, and lighting fixtures, the hotel also offers sleep retreat packages to reset a guest’s circadian rhythm. You might be wondering: why pay money to go on a trip just to… sleep? ⁠ ⁠ According to a survey by Hilton, it’s a top trend for 2024 travel. In 2019, the global sleep e...