Creating a Welcoming Guest Room for the Holidays

 

The holiday season is all about being with friends and family, which often means hosting guests in your home. To make their stay as comfortable and welcoming as possible, there are some thoughtful details you can add to their room.

Bedside essentials

Alongside a power plug and Wi-Fi password, include a magazine for their enjoyment. Plus, set a calming ambiance with a scented candle that will help them relax and unwind.

Furnish the room with a bedside lamp for easy reading and a vase of fresh flowers to add a touch of nature. Don't forget a box of tissues, a nightstand with a water carafe, and a good-sized mirror for last-minute touch-ups or outfit checks.

 
 
 

Cosy Bedding

One of the keys to making your guest room feel like a home away from home is by providing comfortable bedding. Start by providing a cosy duvet or bedspread, giving your guests a comfortable retreat to snuggle into. For older beds, consider using a mattress topper to provide extra cushioning and support.

Opt for high-quality cotton or linen sheets that offer both comfort and breathability, allowing your guests to have a restful night's sleep. In addition to comfortable sheets, provide an extra blanket or throw so your guests can adjust their bedding to their personal preference. Since everyone has different sleeping preferences, offer both firm and soft pillow options.

 

Little Extras

Don't overlook the small details. Including plush towels as a thoughtful touch adds a sense of luxury, while adding fragrant toiletries like body lotion and liquid soap will create a pleasant aroma in the room and make your guests feel spoiled. These small extras require minimal effort, yet they can make a significant difference in your guests' experience, leaving a memorable impression.

 

Create a relaxing space

Finally, make sure the room is clean and clutter-free. An empty luggage rack or drawers for hanging clothes and door hook for a robe or bag is always helpful. A comfortable chair, magazine, and blackout curtains are additional ways to make the space feel cosy.

 

By considering these tips, you'll create a warm and welcoming guest room that will make your visitors feel comfortable and at home during the holiday season.

 
Kim Manunui

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