Amenity List

Quality mattresses, pillows, and linens: Ensure that the bed is comfortable with soft sheets, cozy blankets, and enough pillows.
Sofa and lounge chairs: Provide comfortable seating in living areas for relaxation.
Extra blankets and pillows: In case the guests need more.

Fresh towels: Provide enough towels for guests, including hand towels, bath towels, and washcloths.
Toilet paper and toiletries: Stock up on toilet paper, soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. Extra toilet paper and hand soap are essential.

Basic cookware and utensils: Pots, pans, knives, cutting board, and cooking utensils.
Coffee maker and kettle: Many guests like to have coffee or tea in the morning.
Microwave and toaster: For quick meals or snacks.
Dish soap, sponges, and trash bags: Ensure guests have everything they need to clean up after cooking.
Refrigerator and storage containers: Enough space to store food and drinks.
Cleaning supplies: For guests to tidy up during their stay if needed.
Spices and condiments: Salt, pepper, olive oil, vinegar, and a few basic spices for cooking.
Aluminum foil (tinfoil): Useful for cooking and storing food.
Ziplock bags: For storing leftover food or snacks.
Ice cube trays: If your fridge doesn’t have an automatic ice maker, it’s a great addition.
Ice packs for coolers: Perfect for guests planning outdoor activities or beach trips.

Wi-Fi: High-speed internet is a must for most guests. Make sure the Wi-Fi password is clearly displayed.
TV with streaming options: Netflix, Hulu, or other streaming platforms are a nice touch for relaxation.
Bluetooth speaker: Many guests like to play music or podcasts.

Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors: Ensure that these are in working order.
First aid kit: Include band-aids, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and other basic medical supplies.
Fire extinguisher: Keep one in the kitchen or another appropriate place.
Lockbox or smart lock: For easy and secure check-in and check-out without requiring physical keys.

Closet and hangers: Provide space for guests to unpack their clothes.
Drawer space: Space for guests to store smaller items.
Luggage rack: A nice touch if you want to help guests keep their luggage off the floor.

Guidebook or welcome packet: Provide a list of local restaurants, attractions, and activities.
Maps and brochures: Helpful for guests who want to explore the area.
Transportation info: Public transit routes, car services, or ride-share options.

Lighting: Good lighting can set the right mood. Consider adding bedside lamps, overhead lighting, or even some decorative string lights.
Decor: Some tasteful, local decor can help guests feel more at home and connected to the area.

Snacks or welcome gift: A small treat like bottled water, coffee, or a local delicacy can make a great first impression.
Laundry facilities: If possible, provide access to a washer and dryer, along with laundry detergent.
Outdoor space: If you have a patio, balcony, or garden, make sure it's clean and comfortable with seating and maybe a few plants.

Bug spray: Provide insect repellent for guests, especially in areas prone to bugs or mosquitoes.
Bikes: If possible, offer bikes for guests to explore the area.
Sunscreen: Essential for protecting guests from the sun, especially in beach or pool areas.
Beach/pool towels: A separate set of towels specifically for outdoor use.
Beach chairs: If near the beach or pool, beach chairs provide a comfortable spot to relax.
Deck furniture: Comfortable outdoor seating for enjoying the fresh air.
Outdoor table and chairs: Ideal for meals or outdoor gatherings.
Hose: A hose for guests to wash off sand or dirt after coming back from the beach or outdoor activities.

Key Amenities for an Unforgettable Stay