Sponsored: Guest bedroom essentials

Guest room basket | H is for Home
In less than a month, you may be amongst the millions around the world who’ll be hosting friends and family members for Christmas festivities.

Guest bedroom welcome basket | H is for Home

How do you go about preparing for the imminent arrivals? Giving the house a top-to-toe deep clean, changing all the bedding and stocking up on extra food & drink will be the first things on our ‘to do’ list.

Guest room basket | H is for Home

Luckily, we have a couple of spare bedrooms where people are accommodated and we like to make our guests’ stay as comfortable as possible.

Guest room basket | H is for Home

A welcome basket filled with guest bedroom essentials is a thoughtful gesture that visitors will always appreciate and remember. Here are a few items you could include:

  • fluffy towels
  • bathrobe / dressing gown
  • bedroom slippers
  • toothbrush & toothpaste
  • soap
  • moisturiser
  • eye mask
  • ear plugs
  • pain killers

This Zeller bamboo basket from Wayfair is the perfect way to attractively hold and display the various items that you’ve chosen for your welcome pack.

You could also consider books, magazines and reading material relating to the house or local area. Place a vase of pretty, fragrant flowers on the windowsill. Leave a glass & carafe of water, box of tissues and a note with your wifi network password on the bedside table.

Wifi password on a notepad

What would you include in your basket of guest bedroom essentials?

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20 thoughts on “Sponsored: Guest bedroom essentials

  1. I would include a bottle of water, toothpaste& toothbrush and some soap and shampoo and a packet of tissues.

  2. Brilliant ideas there! I’ve just put together a little basket of essentials for my cousin who’s staying over next week and I’ve just added the WiFi password in there after reading your post!

  3. What a lovely basket. If I was making a basket I would put in, some toothpaste, a toothbrush, some nice soap, shampoo, bubble bath, some chocolates and a candle.

  4. A USB multi adapter,and a small torch so they can find their way about it the dark (at least so they can find the light switch in an unfamiliar room!)

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