When a hotel room is your temporary home, it's important to keep it organized. Living in a smaller space requires making some adjustments. Here are tips for keeping everything neat and enjoying your stay.

A Guide to Organizing Your Belongings in Your Hotel Room 

1. Reduce Room Clutter

Clutter makes rooms seem smaller, so minimizing it optimizes your living space. Unpack your luggage, store it, and put items in designated spaces, such as dresser drawers and closets. 

When you have dirty laundry, place it into marked plastic bags, and bring a folding hamper or small bin for wet towels. Using disposable plates and cups makes cleaning up after meals quick and easy. Stack books, papers, and work materials in one place on your desk.

2. Give Everyone a Space

If you are sharing the hotel room with traveling companions or family members, consider designating a personal space for each person. When everyone knows where they can store their belongings, relax, and work, it helps each person stay organized. Try not to invade the other person's space unless necessary, and always ask their permission to use their belongings. 

For more walking room, consider bringing an over-the-door shoe bag, so everyone can keep their shoes off the floor. This item comes in handy, especially if the bed is on a platform that prevents storing items under it. 

3. Place Toiletries in One Bag

To prevent scattering and losing essential personal items, put them all in a single toiletries bag. When you go into the bathroom, you'll have everything you need with you, and the room will stay neat. Your hotel room companions will appreciate your tidiness, and so will the housekeeping crew.

Whether you need a hotel room for business, vacation, or short-term lodging, turn to Hampton Inn and Suites in Wilder, KY. Their team offers clean, safe, and comfortable rooms, and amenities including Wi-Fi, free breakfast, and parking. You'll enjoy friendly hospitality in a convenient location. Call (859) 441-3049 to book a room. To learn more about their in-room and onsite offerings, visit them online.