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UK e-bike brand Volt has partnered with Native Places, a leading UK lifestyle aparthotel group, to offer hotel guests a unique two-wheeled EV transport option.
In sharing news of the partnership, Volt points out that “the collaboration marks a major milestone in Volt’s mission to partner with the hotel sector’s finest brands and supply customers and staff with award-winning e-bikes.”
“This partnership with Volt adds a new dimension to our guest experience,” said Ranie Saidi, Marketing Director at Native Places. “We’re delighted to work with an independent British brand to offer our guests a sustainable and stylish way to explore London.”
Starting Tuesday, July 8th, guests staying at Native Bankside in South Bank and Native King’s Wardrobe in St Paul’s can enjoy complimentary access to Volt’s Kensington e-bikes.
Location. Location. Location.
Located at Empire Warehouse on Bear Gardens, Native Bankside offers guests a prime location from which to discover the cultural and historical treasures of London. With Volt’s Kensington e-bikes, guests can take scenic rides along the Thames Path to landmarks such as Tower Bridge, Tate Modern, and Shakespeare’s Globe, or head west toward Waterloo, Big Ben, and Hyde Park for a picturesque riverside journey.
Meanwhile, Native King’s Wardrobe, located just behind St Paul’s Cathedral in the heart of the historic City of London, offers guests a gateway to the capital’s iconic landmarks. Guests can enjoy cycle routes through the City’s medieval lanes, past the Museum of London, and onwards to Clerkenwell or Spitalfields Market. For longer rides, it’s an easy pedal down to the Embankment or across the Millennium Bridge to the bustling South Bank.
Urban transport solutions
Known for British-built e-bikes, the Volt Kensington has been “designed for comfort and elegance”, with a step-through frame, upright riding position, and discreet pedal-assist technology making it the ideal choice for leisurely city cycling.
James Metcalfe, Volt Bikes co-founder, said: “With the travel sector placing greater emphasis on sustainability while continually seeking to elevate the guest experience, introducing e-bikes is a no-brainer. We’re delighted to be partnering with Native Places and can’t wait to hear how their guests enjoy this new way to explore our vibrant capital.”
The partnership with Native Places’ marks Volt’s latest collaboration with a leading lifestyle hotel brand, as they look to become the premier provider of e-bikes for staff and customers across the country. Guests at Native Bankside and Native King’s Wardrobe can head to reception to request for the Volt Kensington e-bikes, subject to availability.
