A hotel room may not be a home, but guests will want it to be as comfortable as possible. There are a few extra steps that can make it feel more homely without too much effort.
Lighting
If lighting is warm and soft, people are much more likely to relax than with relatively industrial, harsh, cold lights. A light that automatically switches on when the door opens is helpful for a guest struggling to both carry luggage and find the light switch. Adjustable brightness is another useful feature.
Furniture
Bed, desk and chair are standards in hotel furniture, but you can also add window seats with additional storage, folding tables, or extra shelves in the wardrobe. Multifunctional furniture allows the guest to adapt the room as needed. Soft furnishings such as cushions, rugs and blankets add to a sense of cosiness.
Amenities
A luxury hotel Llandudno such as https://stgeorgeswales.co.uk/ will not just have the traditional tea, coffee and toiletries, but also additional amenities such as iron and ironing, board, anything that can make a stay easier, with items that would be standard at home.
Art
Artwork, such as hanging pictures on the wall, is what turns a room from a generic space to somewhere with its own character. Images from the nearby area, particularly by local artists, help situate the hotel in the wider community.
Guests who feel like your hotel is a home away from home are more likely to return. Simple but effective additions to the room can increase the likelihood of repeat stays.
