Hotels and B&B's

  1. The Science of Sleep

    The Science of Sleep
    Whilst most of us appreciate the importance of sleep, very few of us actually get enough. It is recommended that we each get around eight hours of sleep every night. That’s one third of our lives spent sleeping. So why is it so important? Sleep has a huge effect on health and well-being throughout life and getting enough quality sleep at the right times effects the way you feel while you’re awake. Continue reading →
  2. Life is Suite: What Do Guests Really Want in Their Hotel Rooms?

    Life is Suite: What Do Guests Really Want in Their Hotel Rooms?
    When booking a hotel, guests may take into account the restaurant, spa facilities and bar but ultimately, the bedroom and bathroom are the most essential part of a guest’s experience. This is where hotels really put their reputations on the line; so what are guests really looking for? Comfort A big, soft, fluffy bed is the thing dreams are made of, especially after a long business day or if your guests are simply taking a break from the daily grind. Continue reading →
  3. Summer Style Guide - In the Bathroom

    Summer Style Guide - In the Bathroom
    In the Bathroom: Soothing & Serene For the hot summer months, there are a variety of bathroom themes you can go with: bold with colour, breezy bright whites, soothing seaside blues and garden greens. Use these themes to create the perfect spa-like, summer look for your bathroom. Bright and breezy whites Nothing says "relaxing spa" like light and bright walls and ceilings. Continue reading →
  4. Summer Style Guide - In the Bedroom

    Summer Style Guide - In the Bedroom
    In the Bedroom: Flawless & Fresh Summer is an amazing season that we all look forward to; we love to stay outdoors and enjoy the fresh air and sunlight. This year, bring summer indoors, especially into the bedroom, to get your guests in the summer mood with a calm and clear mind every day.  Nothing beats ending a day of fun in the sun by slipping between fresh, cool cotton sheets. Bedding, curtains and natural plants and flowers are the first and easiest step in summer bedroom décor. Add rustic accessories and natural woods help to create a summer country-house atmosphere Continue reading →
  5. Summer Style Guide - In the Hotel Reception Area

    Summer Style Guide - In the Hotel Reception Area
    In the Reception Area: Bright and Breezy A beautiful reception area tells your guests that the rest of your hotel will follow suit, and that a stay there will be one full of enjoyment, relaxation and luxury. Make first impressions count this summer with these tips and tricks to creating a cool and inviting reception area. Creating Space If there’s one thing a reception area should be, it’s spacious, so make the most of the area you have. Continue reading →
  6. Summer Style Guide - In the Restaurant

    Summer Style Guide - In the Restaurant
    In the Restaurant: Seasonal & Stylish Dress to impress in your restaurant this summer with these simple details that will turn your year-round dining room into a summertime oasis. Update your look with a refreshing seasonal twist and this season’s colour trends. Balance classic whites with accent pieces and some stylish essentials, accented with crisp linens and seasonal blooms for an instant style update. Linen The clean lines and simple elegance of fresh, white linen is the perfect place to start when overhauling your restaurant’s look. Continue reading →
  7. White Duvet Covers - Keeping It Simple

    White Duvet Covers - Keeping It Simple
    When you think of a welcoming bed at the end of a long day, it’s crisp, soft, white cotton that springs to mind. No wonder so many world-class hotels use white duvet covers: it’s classic, fresh, and elegant, giving guests a spotless welcome every night. Here at Richard Haworth, we know exactly how get that look with our Classic White range. Continue reading →
  8. Study shows the most stolen item in hotels

    Study shows the most stolen item in hotels
    68% of guests have taken linen from hotels When it comes to budgeting the cost of running a hotel, it’s really helpful to have an accurate estimate for the expenses likely to be incurred over the coming year. Knowing how much you plan to spend in any given year is ultimately good for business, whether these items are long-lasting pieces of furniture such as beds, or things that need to be more regularly replaced because they can be easily broken such as crockery. Continue reading →
  9. Hotels, restaurants and homes can cut the cost of Christmas

    Hotels, restaurants and homes can cut the cost of Christmas
    Have a cheap Christmas without being a scrooge Christmas 2010 will go down in history as the year everybody had to cut back, but having a cheap Christmas doesn't mean it will be any less fun. With a few easy-to-implement ideas, this festive season could have benefits for your wallet, the environment, and your guests. Reuse, recycle and DIY: If there's anything you can reuse, do! When it comes to decorations, sometimes a candle in a green wine bottle with a red ribbon around it will do just the job. In the home, salt dough decorations are cheap and fun to make. Continue reading →
  10. Cleanliness revealed as a top priority of hotel guests

    Cleanliness revealed as a top priority of hotel guests
    Customer loyalty A report by the Mystery Dining Company has revealed the importance of cleanliness to hotel guests, reports Big Hospitality. Of 320 people surveyed, the survey found that 60 per cent had at some point in the past been "forced" to complain about the cleanliness standards of their hotel room. Hotel cleanliness was also revealed to be a top three priority for hotel guests, alongside the price and the location of the establishment. Crucially, the cleanliness of the hotel – or how quickly a complaint is dealt with – is the swaying factor in getting customers to return, as 90 per cent said it would influence future trips. Continue reading →

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