How to prepare your guest bathroom for the holidays?
Holidays are the perfect time to have friends and family over, and hosting overnight guests sometimes just ought to happen! To treat overnight guests to a hotel experience, start with turning your guest bathroom into a spa-like sanctuary. This thoughtful gesture of hospitality will surely make your guests feel welcome and comfortable during their stay.
Here's how to get your guest bathroom holiday-ready:
1. Clean and Declutter
Start by removing any clutter or personal items to create a clean and inviting space for your guests. Tip: if you have a lot of other things to do, treat yourself to a day off from cleaning and hire a professional cleaning service to do the cleaning work for you.
2. Stock Up on Essentials
Make sure the bathroom is well-stocked with essential items such as
fresh towels
toilet paper
hand soap
hand towels
bath towels
tissues
cotton swabs
cotton balls
air freshener
hair dryer
3. Add Festive Decorations
Spruce up the guest bathroom with festive decorations to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Consider adding holiday-themed hand towels, soap dispensers, scented candles, garlands or small ornaments.
4. Provide Toiletry Essentials
Set out a basket or tray filled with toiletry essentials that your guests may have forgotten to pack, such as
shampoo
conditioner
body wash
body oil or moisturizer
toothpaste
toothbrushes
dental floss
mouthwash and disposable cups
disposable shower caps
feminine products
shaving gel or cream
makeup remover
disposable razors
mini deodorant
basic first aid
5. Spruce Up the Bathtub
Invite your guests to indulge in a bath night warm soak with the right bathtub essentials, such as
bathtub tray
tub pillow
bath soak
tub pillow
bluetooth speaker
rope and slippers
6. Include Special Touches
Consider adding special touches to make your guests feel pampered and cared for. Provide scented candles, a small vase of fresh flowers, or a bowl of holiday treats for them to enjoy during their stay.
7. Leave a drawer empty
If possible, consider keeping one drawer empty for overnight guests to store their personal items, especially if you have out-of-towners for an extended period.
This list may be a bit extensive, but hopefully, it will serve as a helpful guide, allowing you to select what works best for you and your guests. Whatever you decide to do — remember to have fun doing it!
