Tony Robbins: Motivational Speaker, Author Hotelier?

The life coach and self-help guru Tony Robbins is teaming up with Sam Nazarian, a hospitality veteran known for brands like the Delano and the Mondrian, on a new luxury chain of hotels and wellness centers that focus on preventive medicine, longevity and wellness.The new brand, called the Estate, aims to tap into the $5.6 trillion annual global wellness market that’s currently dominated by hospitality brands like Sha Wellness Clinics, Six Senses, the Well, Lanserhof and the Carillon Miami Wellness Resort in Miami Beach.Mr.Robbins, Mr.

Nazarian and the other investors, which include the singer Marc Anthony, plan to open 15 luxury hotels and residences, along with 10 longevity centers in major markets, by 2030, according to a statement from the company.The first four hotels are scheduled to open by 2026, on the Caribbean island of St.

Kitts, as well as in Britain, Italy and Switzerland.The brand’s first urban longevity center plans to open its doors in Los Angeles in late 2025.

Membership at the longevity centers will cost $35,000 a year, while rooms at the hotels are expected to cost around $1,000 per night.Mr.Robbins is already an investor in Fountain Life, a preventive-health and longevity company, which will provide diagnostic and therapeutic offerings for the Estate.

“Tony and Sam want to take technology out of the walls of the doctor’s office and embed it into the hospitality experience,” said Dr.Bill Kapp, the founder of Fountain Life, in a phone interview.Mr.

Nazarian credited Fountain Life’s technology with saving his life last year after a full-body scan detected an asymptomatic brain aneurysm, which he underwent neurosurgery to repair.Guests staying at the Estate will have access to similar Fountain Life scans and procedures as well as spa treatments by Clinique La Prairie, a Swiss health resort.“Our No.

1 goal is to make sure people don’t die of something avoidable,” said Dr.Kapp.

The offerings will include full-body M.R.I.s to sea...