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Hotel Room Furniture List — Complete Checklist by Room Type

Opening a new hotel or refurbishing old rooms starts with a furniture list. Miss one item per room and you multiply the gap by every room in the building. This checklist sets out the furniture a hotel guest room needs, room type by room type, with typical sizes, plus the back-of-house furniture that is easy to forget until opening week.

Standard Hotel Room Furniture List

Every standard or deluxe guest room needs these pieces. Sizes are typical starting points; your interior designer will adjust them to the room.

ItemQty per roomTypical size (W × D × H)Notes
Bed frame (king or queen)1King: 1830 × 1980 mm mattress (72 × 78 in); queen: 1525 × 1980 mm (60 × 78 in)Or two single beds in a twin room
Headboard1Bed width plus 100–300 mm each sideOften wall-mounted with reading lights
Bedside tables2450–550 × 400–450 × 550–600 mmOne drawer and a shelf is enough
Wardrobe1900–1200 × 600 × 2100 mmHanging space, shelves and room for the in-room safe
In-room safe1About 20–25 litres for a standard roomFixed inside the wardrobe
Luggage rack or bench1900 × 450 × 450 mmProtects walls and the bed from suitcases
Writing desk11000–1200 × 500–600 × 750 mmCan double as the TV console
Desk chair1—Upholstered seat, easy to clean
Lounge chair1—With a small side table
TV unit or wall panel1Matches the desk lengthHides cables and holds the minibar
Minibar cabinet1Sized to the fridgeVentilated back panel
Mirror1Full-length, 450–600 mm wideNear the wardrobe or entrance

Extra Furniture by Room Type

Room typeAdd to the standard list
Twin roomTwo single beds (900–1070 mm wide each) instead of one double; one shared bedside table between them, or two
Deluxe / business roomLarger desk, ergonomic chair, two lounge chairs and a coffee table
SuiteLiving area: sofa, coffee table, armchairs, dining table with 2–4 chairs, console table, larger wardrobe and a larger safe (35–45 litres)
Family roomExtra single bed or sofa-cum-bed, more wardrobe space, extra luggage rack
Accessible roomLower wardrobe rails and desk, more clear floor space beside the bed

Back-of-House Furniture Hotels Forget

Guest rooms get all the attention in the design stage, but a hotel cannot open without its back-of-house furniture:

How to Turn the List into an Order

  1. Count rooms by type. Multiply each room type's list by the number of those rooms, then add 2–3% spare for damage and future repairs.
  2. Get a sample room approved. Have one complete room made and fitted before the full order goes into production.
  3. Fix the safe size before the wardrobe. The wardrobe shelf has to fit the safe, so decide the safe model first — see our hotel room safes.
  4. Plan delivery floor by floor. Ask the manufacturer to pack and deliver by floor so rooms can be fitted out in the order the building is handed over.
  5. Order back-of-house with the rooms. Lockers, staff beds and shelving from the same supplier arrive on the same schedule.

Furnishing a Hotel with The Royal Safe Company

What you need to knowDetails
What we makeWardrobes, bed frames and headboards, bedside tables, desks, luggage racks, in-room safes, lounge and restaurant furniture, staff lockers, staff beds and back-of-house shelving
MaterialsPowder-coated steel from TATA Steel and JSW, or solid teak and sheesham
FactoryOur own factory in Sonipat, Haryana, with about 100 staff and in-house CNC and fabrication
Minimum orderNo minimum for orders within India; export orders from USD 3,000
PriceQuoted per project, exclusive of 18% GST; delivery charged extra
Guarantee2 years in India, 1 year on export orders

See the full Hospitality Collection, how we work as a hotel furniture manufacturer and FF&E supplier, and our JW Marriott staff furniture case study.

Send your room count by type, drawings or a reference room, and the opening date to sales@royalsafeco.com for an itemised quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What furniture is needed in a hotel room?

A standard hotel room needs a bed frame and headboard, two bedside tables, a wardrobe with an in-room safe, a luggage rack, a writing desk and chair, a lounge chair, a TV unit, a minibar cabinet and a mirror. Suites add a sofa, coffee table, dining table and a larger wardrobe.

What size bed is used in hotel rooms in India?

Most standard rooms use a king bed for a 72 × 78 inch (1830 × 1980 mm) mattress or a queen for 60 × 78 inches. Twin rooms use two single beds about 900–1070 mm wide.

What size safe does a hotel room need?

About 20–25 litres for a standard room, enough for a passport, wallet and a small laptop. Suites and business rooms are better with 35–45 litres.

How much spare furniture should a hotel order?

Order about 2–3% extra of each item so damaged pieces can be replaced quickly without waiting for a new production run.

Can one manufacturer supply all hotel furniture?

Yes. The Royal Safe Company makes guest-room furniture, in-room safes, lounge and restaurant furniture, staff lockers, staff beds and back-of-house shelving in its own factory, so a property can be furnished from one source.