The Hotel Bath Products Collection

The Hotel Bath Products Collection

The bathroom products a hotel provides its guests with can say a lot about the level of luxury or sophistication it seeks to exude.hotel bath products collection Some hotels even go as far as to team up with famous beauty brands to create custom-designed bath collections. For example, the Knickerbocker Hotel collaborated with hairstylist Ted Gibson to create a line of toiletries, and Waldorf Astoria has an exclusive partnership with fashion designer Salvatore Ferragamo for a line of hand soap, body lotion, shampoo, and conditioner.

These collections, which can be customised in terms of both content and packaging, are designed to meet the needs of different hotels.hotel bath products collection Albogroup specialises in providing these customisable ranges of bathroom and toiletries, allowing each hotel to add its own personality to the product. The company also produces its own high-quality lines, including the popular Provence collection, which features the fragrances of its iconic regions and includes its best-selling products such as the argan shower oil and Verbena bubble bath.

Sustainability is top of mind for many travellers and hotels - and L'Occitane has long been ahead of the curve when it comes to developing smart bathroom products that reduce waste and plastic.hotel bath products collection The company has a whole host of smart bathroom products to help hotels cut down on plastic waste, from its sleek stainless steel dispensers to eco-refills for its bestsellers like the almond shower oil and lavender bath foam that save up to 90 per cent of the packaging used.

Another hotel-inspired bathroom must-have is a thick, luxurious towel set from Brooklinen. The hotel-inspired towels are made from extra-thick Oeko-Tex-certified Turkish cotton and feature a Z-twist construction for maximum softness and durability. They come in a set of two and can be paired with a matching bathrobe for the perfect hotel-inspired bathroom.

During the pandemic, some hotels started transitioning from bars of soap to liquid hand soap to avoid the spread of germs. Conrad Hotels & Resorts, for example, switched to bulk soap dispensers and liquid hand wash at all their locations, and has now partnered with the brand Byredo to provide guests with a full-size bathroom amenities set of hand wash, body wash, and shampoo and conditioner in refillable bottles.

While the vast majority of hotel-inspired bathrooms focus on toiletries, there are plenty of other ways to give your own bathroom a hotel-inspired look and feel, from adding fresh flowers to hanging a new mirror. Some hotel chains also offer bespoke guest room scents, which can be purchased to take home with you.

The hotel-inspired bathroom is not just about the toiletries you use – the other elements in the room can make or break your stay. A plush robe, fluffy pillows, and an elegant lamp are all great ways to elevate your hotel-inspired bathroom.

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