Anonymous wrote:Sanu at the Watermark Hotel in Tysons just opened: https://sanupostpartum.com/

How much does this cost?

I’d have definitely considered this if I didn’t have close family support in those first weeks post-partum. I think it’s a great idea.

A night nurse is not even close to the same as a postpartum care center. In order to get the same level of care you’d need to hire two night nurses (because they don’t work consecutive nights), a private chef, a housekeeper, a daytime doula, a nursing assistant, and a lactation consultant. When I lived in Asia all my friends stayed at birth centers with this level of care and loved it. I wish one had been available to me when I had my child.

Anonymous wrote:Sanu at the Watermark Hotel in Tysons just opened: https://sanupostpartum.com/

Oooh I am so interested in this!

Anonymous wrote:Sanu at the Watermark Hotel in Tysons just opened: https://sanupostpartum.com/

A crying newborn in a 500 sqft studio? For the bargain price of $1,000/night? So nobody will get any sleep? That sounds miserable. Go home and hire a night nurse and cook.

I was literally thinking about asking this question earlier today. Here’s what I found from a search:
Fourth Retreat at The Watergate Hotel
https://fourthretreat.com/

Has anyone tried it?

Anonymous wrote:Sanu at the Watermark Hotel in Tysons just opened: https://sanupostpartum.com/

Do the put all the new crying babies on the same floor?

This post feels remarkably like astroturfing, but I'm also grateful for the information!

Sanu at the Watermark Hotel in Tysons just opened: https://sanupostpartum.com/

Best for baby to go home and not be in a hotel full of germs.

I think Nurse Megan (does Botox etc. in Ballston) was going to open one?

Just check into a two bedroom suite at the Ritz and hire a night nurse. The concierge can order anything you need for the baby and have it set up in your room. You will pay $$$. But you will get room service and anything else you want.

I'd want to return home as quickly as possible. And when I gave birth to my two kids, home was a one-bedroom apartment. But it's where I felt secure and comfortable. Husband helped out. Family came two weeks later.

Sounds like a business opportunity. Where do these exist? Here we hire night nurses - very $$$$ or get family to help out.

I would appreciate any info.