Hi, I'm just wondering how many hosts leave kitchen staples,...
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Hi, I'm just wondering how many hosts leave kitchen staples, like flour, honey, etc. I think one of the nice amenities of my ...
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@Quincy what determines which threads are top of the Top category? It seems odd that this one is given no one has responded
Great question @Mike-And-Jane0! This is usually determined on how many thumbs up a topic gets.
Of course, it also depends if a member is willing to share their insights on a specific topic. Some might just read the topic and give it a thumbs up, and some choose to leave a reply behind 🙂
Greetings,
Dear Quincy,
Here's a idea of your planning,To decorate guest bedrooms, consider the following tips:
The goal is to create a comfortable and inviting space where your guests can relax and feel at home. I hope this information is really helpful for you.
Great tips @Brian2688! Do you follow a similar decoration style when decorating other rooms in your home?
Comfortable Bedding: ** Invest in high-quality bedding, including a comfortable mattress, pillows, and soft linens. Choose neutral or calming colors that can appeal to a wide range of guests.
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Hi I have a simply theme and I don’t go high end on everything. I am not in a tourist area. I have a functional, comfortable, home type theme. I can’t afford the high end bedding, etc. my reviews are all very good. Always clean and comfortable.
Hi @Miriam619! sometimes simplicity is the best 🙂 I love the chequered floor!
Where did you get the items for your guest bedroom from?
The studio was kept like the previous owner designed it . I’m going to paste my listings if you want to see them as well as the one in Buras
Walmart mostly
the bedspreads are easy to wash and they don’t tear up the washer. Also it keeps them cleaner and they are reversible
I agree with @Miriam619
You don’t always have to go high end. High end does not = positive experience.
I LOVE cozy bedding!!! Don’t get me wrong. It’s just sometimes that’s not wise or possible.
For example one of our homes hosts large families going to Disney. They aren’t always the most careful guests and we have a high volume of children under 10.
Just by making sure you have quality items and meeting the needs of the guests is good. You can exceed their expectations with how you treat them and how you make them feel during their stay.
🙂
When I started out as a Host, I bought quite a bunch of items from Tkmaxx (Tjmaxx) and IKEA at decent prices 🙂 @Miriam619 @Phil-and-Lacy0
Great tips by way @Phil-and-Lacy0, and I love Key Largo! I was there in 2010 on a road trip down to Key West🙂
Where do you usually purchase bedding, furniture, and other items from? @Phil-and-Lacy0
Hi @Quincy
Key Largo is home. What I like is you can’t see anything from the our only road. Everything is hidden.
We usually purchase from HomeGoods. That’s our favorite. We can usually find quality items at a fraction of the cost. Ikea does a great job as well.