Creating the Perfect Sleep Environment
Today’s guests want their hotel bedroom to be a real sanctuary and escape as they demand a home-from-home experience.
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At Hypnos we take sleep incredibly seriously, after all it keeps us healthy, charges our mind and body and ensures we’re happy and content.
We work closely with our resident sleep specialist, Natalie Pennicotte-Collier [MSC, MBCT, D.CHyp, MNCH, DHybKG, Reg CNHC], to offer hoteliers advice on how to improve all aspects sleep for your guests. We strongly believe that it is the combined responsibility of the hospitality provider, interior designer and bed supplier to work together to ensure the delivery of a perfect sleep experience, improving the overall health and wellbeing of hotel guests through the power of sleep.
Create A Hotel-Style Bedroom
At Home
Carolyn Mitchell, Director of Interior Design at Hypnos Contract Beds, offers advice on creating a hotel-style bedroom in your own home.
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Sleep Tips
for
Hotel Guests
Did you know we spend around a third of our lives in bed? Read our sleep tips to help your guests sleep smarter.
Improve sleep
for travelling
guests
There are a number of different factors which all work together to ensure your guests wake up feeling refreshed.
The impact of sleep in hospitality
The hospitality sector is built on guest experience, and a good night sleep is fundamental to how guests will rate their stay.
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Keeping calm
under
pressure
How do you ensure business travellers are getting the best night's sleep as well as the best facilities and service?
Sleep & bedroom design
Read our key bedroom design tips to ensure you create the perfect sleeping environment for your guests.
Meet
Natalie
Natalie is a clinical hypnotherapist and mindful expert specialising in sleep, wellbeing and mental health. She has years of experience dedicated to understanding how we can harness the power of the mind to enhance sleep and wellbeing.
Health and Wellbeing
Sleep awareness is growing. Did you know there isn’t a single biological function that isn’t supported by quality deep sleep?