We’ve written in the past about whether or not properties should install soap and shampoo dispensers in their guest rooms or stick with individual bottles and bars. There are reasons pro and con, which mostly depend on the property itself.

You offer your guests tea bags in their room as part of your standard amenity tray. Most likely you have coffee sachets and sugar too.

It’s no secret that the hotel room minibar has peaked in popularity and is disappearing from more and more hotel rooms. Guests are bringing their own drinks and snacks or just drinking the vodka and replacing it with water.

The Trend Towards Green Amenities in Hotels Recently, hospitality industry observer Carrie Boucher wrote that in the discussion “What’s next for hotel amenities,” the first question is “What, exactly, is an amenity?”

Poll after poll of travellers finds that the most desired hotel amenity is free Wi-Fi. Second is a free breakfast. Who can argue with those?

It’s something you probably don’t even question, the in-room coffee for your guests. It’s just something you do, right? Guests are either going to drink it or not?