How to Make Your Bedroom Feel like a Luxe Hotel

Say goodbye to scratchy sheets and hello to a blissful night’s sleep. This soft supima cotton sheet set has a thread count that clocks in at 1,000, making for a truly luxe foundation for your bed. 

Adding a white goose down comforter to your bed visually transforms your space into the most classic hotel room. This medium weight option is the perfect bed cover for a cozy—but not too stuffy—slumber. 

Hotel beds are simply higher quality than the ones most of us have at home. Replace yours with this lush, ultra-firm mattress from the Macy’s Hotel Collection. Its copper-infused gel memory foam allows for better temperature control, giving you the most comfortable night’s sleep.

Adding goose down pillows to your bed is the cherry on top of your new bedding situation. Cover them in silk pillow cases for an even more sumptuous feel.

Another small luxury of every hotel room: the mini-bar. Using a side table or bar cart to house stemware, an ice bucket, and a bottle (or two) of nice wine. The best part? No additional room charges.

This two-tiered marble display and gorgeous pitcher are perfect for a room service-inspired breakfast. Make even your lazy weekend days feel more decadent by taking your freshly brewed coffee and breakfast back into bed, and enjoy a longer, pampered morning.

True or false: The first thing you do after checking in is throw on the hotel robe. Recreate the experience when you get home from work by investing in a super soft robe in a neutral color, like charcoal or white. To really recreate the hotel feel, keep leave it hanging on a nice wooden hanger on a hook in your bathroom.

If you don’t have blackout curtains—and even if you do—pop on this silk eye mask, and lay back into a hotel-quality slumber.