InnStyle Products

Mattress Makeover

As 2020 continues to move forward, InnStyle is thrilled to announce a new line of mattresses. Many customers have given fantastic comments about the previous line of Sealy mattresses like the Airdale™, Lovell, and Glennon. This new line of mattresses takes those excellent lines and adds enhanced features to improve your sleeping experience. Mattresses are supposed to last for long periods of time, so it is very important to make sure you choose the mattress that works best for you. The following is a list and brief description of some of the mattresses we will be offering.

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What Makes Your Bathrobe Fit?

Imagine yourself on vacation on a tropical island, on a breezy morning by the ocean, watching the sunrise from the deck of a gorgeous villa. What could be a nicer way to start your day then relaxing with a steaming cup of coffee, wearing a cozy robe. Many properties divert most of their attention to staples like bedding and towels. However, robes can be a great added feature that many of your guests will appreciate. Robes keep guests warm, dry, and feeling that their comfort is important. This blog will focus on what makes a robe fit well, bathrobe measurements, and popular robes offered at InnStyle.

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Micro Cotton Towels vs. Egyptian Cotton Towels

In the world of hotels, there are big luxuries, like the white sand beaches at the $3 billion Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi or world-class golf courses in the middle of the desert at Arizona’s The Boulders.

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10 Luxurious Gifts for the Holiday Season

Some of the best gifts we get can be things we’d never choose to buy for ourselves. Things that might seem like too much of an indulgence if we bought them on our own.

Are you looking to pamper someone in your life this year? Here are 10 luxurious gifts to look for this holiday season.

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What is a Coverlet?

Back in 2015, we wrote a blog post on the difference between quilts and coverlets. It was a topic that drew a lot of interest, which is why we’ve decided to return to the subject with this post, where we’re answering the question “What is a coverlet?”

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Helping Customers Choose the Best Products

Young couple standing at hotel corridor upon arrival At InnStyle, we live by a simple rule:

Treat our customers – whether they own hotels, beds and breakfasts, vacation rental properties or other commercial entity– as well as they would treat their guests.

When we speak to our customers in person, over the phone or via e-mail, we want to be certain they know how much we value their business.

That’s why we’re excited to be heading to the annual AIHP conference at the end of January. Going to a conference is always an exciting time, as it gives us the opportunity to reconnect with long-time clients and meet future customers.

We find that our customers appreciate the time allowed to visit our booth, see what products we’re offering, and learn the benefits each one brings. Whether it’s getting the feel of a towel or laying on a mattress, we’re happy to let potential customers experience our products, and are always ready to answer their questions.

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5 Types of Robes to Keep Your Guests Comfortable

For bed and breakfast owners who offer robes in their rooms, it’s not that unusual these days to see guests wearing a robe to breakfast.

That’s how much visitors love these robes. And who can blame them? There’s nothing like a warm, soft bathrobe to take the chill out of a cold morning.

The sight of a guest wearing a robe to breakfast would have been unusual years ago. But that’s not the only thing that’s different. The types of robes offered to guests at beds and breakfasts, spas and resorts have changed as well.

It used to be that terrycloth robes were the most common types of robe in the market, with velour showing up more often in higher-end catalogs and hotels.

But over the years, robe manufacturers have come up with many different kinds of robes, with different fabrics, styling, colors and sizing and weights. Here’s a look at five of the most popular robe varieties.

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Is Your Pool Furniture Ready for the Summer?

If your bed and breakfast or your rental property has a pool, it’s probably something that’s at the front of your mind as summer approaches.

Among the many questions you may need to answer in the next few months as you shop for B&B supplies: “Which pool furniture best meets our needs?”

Fortunately, we have an answer: Grosfillex.

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Bring In Extra Revenue With an Inn Gift Shop

When someone takes a trip, they bring home souvenirs. They go to the Jersey shore, they bring back seashells. They visit Canada, they pick up some maple syrup.

But what if one of the most memorable parts of someone’s trip was their hotel room?

Many innkeepers are taking advantage of this idea – and thus creating more revenue — by taking a space on their property and essentially turning it into a gift shop where guests can purchase the sheets, towels, robes, and other amenities they’ve enjoyed during their stay.

Guests enjoy having luxury linens and other comforts when they travel, giving them a break from the familiar sheets, towels, mattresses and blankets they use at home. Some of them even call InnStyle directly to purchase these products. But these customers could – and should – be purchasing through you.

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How to Use a Table Runner

When we set out to blog about table runners, we decided to look into the history of these unique decorative items.

There doesn’t seem to be a definitive origin story for table runners, but most writers we found seem to agree they came about in the Middle Ages.

As blogger Amy Isaman put it:

“Apparently, back in medieval times, people would wipe their faces on the table cloth. Eventually, thank God, this became unacceptable and somebody invented napkins, but people still ate like pigs and spilled their food and drinks all over the tablecloths which then had to be laundered, so some wise woman invented the table runner to protect the table cloth.”

The idea was that the table runner would catch all the spills and dropped food, and then be gathered up for cleaning at the end of the night, leaving the pristine tablecloth behind. Tablecloths and table runners became standard dining fixtures by the 1600s.

Hopefully, you’ll be using your table runners for decorative, and not simply practical, reasons. Here are 10 ways you can put one into play in your home:

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