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Make guests feel at home

Try these thoughtful ways to welcome your visitors

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room Service

Pull together a hamper of miniature seasonal scented toiletries and leave it on the bed for them to discover when they arrive

add an aroma

Fill bedrooms and bathrooms with a festive aroma by lighting a candle with a Christmas scent, or with a vase of fragrant foliage such as eucalyptus

create comfort

Help guests get cosy and comfortabl­e by leaving them a stack of neatly folded towels, clean bathrobes and comfy slippers

be practical

Place a filled water carafe and a clock radio on bedside tables for a boutique hotel feel

layer up

Provide extra pillows and warm blankets beside the bed, so visitors who are more prone to feeling the cold can enjoy a cosy night’s sleep.

toasty treat

Last thing at night before your guests go to bed, make up hot-water bottles for each bed so they can slip between warmed-up sheets.

 ??  ?? Use your headboard or space above the bed to add a string of light garlands or a cluster of festive decoration­s Emily double bedstead, £399, Furniture Village; similar paper decs from Paperchase.
Use your headboard or space above the bed to add a string of light garlands or a cluster of festive decoration­s Emily double bedstead, £399, Furniture Village; similar paper decs from Paperchase.
 ??  ?? Duvet set, £29.99; Scandi stocking, £9.99; lamp, £16.99; ceramic squirrel, £5.99, all TK Maxx
Duvet set, £29.99; Scandi stocking, £9.99; lamp, £16.99; ceramic squirrel, £5.99, all TK Maxx
 ??  ?? Shower curtain, £14.99; towels from £3.99 each; toothbrush holder, £6.99; soap dispenser, £12.99; bath mat, £6.99, all H&M
Shower curtain, £14.99; towels from £3.99 each; toothbrush holder, £6.99; soap dispenser, £12.99; bath mat, £6.99, all H&M

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