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Just because you don't have a friend room guest guests during the night . After all, this is not the amount of space you have, but what you do with it. With a little preparation, you can make sure that your guests feel just as comfortable staying in your home.

"When you don't have a spare part, finding creative means of providing a welcoming environment is even more critical," said IVO IV , an expert in the decoration and the house of house and founder of Decoration Home Ideas .

Rule number one? According Courtney Opalko , A certified label coach , you should never underestimate the importance of treating your guests with kindness, warmth and consideration.

So, in this spirit, here are some easy ways to make your guests Feel at home - Even without a friends room to sleep.

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Whether your guests sleep on a sofa bed, an aerial mattress or something else, it's a good idea to provide fresh leaves as well as many plush pillows and hot covers, says Amanda Casas , interior designer at A little coastal house . According to IV, even the addition of a mattress speaker with sufficient cushioning and the installation of a stack of clean towels can make a big difference.

"Make sure you have enough beds by heads," adds Casas. "For example, a withdrawal sofa is not enough space for more than two people, even if they are children."

When you sleep, some people tend to run particularly hot or cold - and some like their heads to be supported while others prefer to go to bed more flat. By offering them several options, you make sure they create a comfortable sleeping space for them.

"Prioritize comfort and heat," says Artem Kropovinsky , an interior designer and founder of Arsight. "And don't forget to incorporate personal touches, such as plants and framed photos."

If your guests stay in a living room, a family room or another common district, Opalko strongly recommends communicating what they can expect in your family daily schedule.

For example, if your living room is connected to your kitchen, you should clearly indicate that everyone usually has breakfast around 8 am, they can adjust their sleep schedule accordingly and not be caught when they hear the shots and pots in the morning.

Whether you tend to keep your thermostat at 68 or 75 degrees, be sure to give some guests a little control about it while they stay with you.

"Adjust the room temperature according to their preference in the room in which they sleep," said Ana Ro , founder and editor -in -chief of Design ideas guide .

You can also show them where the thermostat Is and how to adjust it, in case they prefer to lower or increase the temperature to the bedroom. RO also suggests offering a fan to offer customers in case they like to sleep with a fresh breeze or white noise.

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There are many ways to create a feeling of privacy for your guests even without a spare room. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

For example, Artem Kropovinsky , an interior designer and founder of Arsight , recommends using a unfolded part divisor to separate their sleeping space from the other common areas. You could also consider setting up curtains to help block morning light and give customers exclusive access to one of the bathrooms in your home.

"Offering guest earplugs or noise headphones can also help ensure a relaxing night," adds Kropovinsky.

Although you may not have a place dedicated to customers to sleep, you can always offer them somewhere to put their things.

For example, IV suggests letting them know that they can store their clothes in a cupboard or an empty chest of drawers.

This helps keep their sleep space without congestion.

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Especially if your guests stay for the first time, it's a good idea to relay basic information about your home on a printed note, says JDI RR Smith , an expert in label and president / owner of Crank .

This may include:

• THE WiFi network Name and password
• All the necessary advice on how to use the Coffee machine , TV remote control, etc.
• Where to find snacks, additional toilet paper, etc.
• All the oddities on the house - like the fact that the pipes can strike when the heat lights up, or the shower water takes a while

Smith and IV advise to provide customers with a basket or essential set, including articles that they may have forgotten to do - such as:

• Toiletries
• Bottles of water
• Magazines and books
• A plug -in -law
• Bedside reading lamp

According to IV, you would be surprised to see how this simple gesture can make your guests feel at home.

"The extremely attentive host will also be inquire about the guest tastes and preferences, and will approach their favorite foods and drinks," adds Smith.