Room Amenities Explained: What’s Included (and What’s Not)

What’s in the room?
Here’s a quick list so you know what to expect—and what to ask for if you need extras.

The Basics You Can Count On

• Bed & bedding: clean sheets, pillows, and spare blanket on request.
• Heating/ventilation: set a comfy temperature for sleep.
• Shower & towels: fresh towels; ask for more if you need them.
• Toiletries: simple soap/shower gel.
• Power points: bedside or near the desk for charging.
• Hangers & space: a spot for your bag and clothes.

New here? See what the rooms are like in What to Expect from Your Room at Livingston Lodge.

Nice-to-Haves (Often Available on Request)

• Extra pillow or a lighter/heavier duvet.
• Fan for white noise or cooler air.
• Iron/board for work trips and events.
• Extra towels if you’re staying longer.

Arriving early or leaving at dawn? Use Early Check-In to Early Start: Smooth Room Routines.

What May Not Be Standard

• Mini-fridge: not in every room—ask if you need one for meds.
• Luxury toiletries: simple sets provided; bring your favourites.
• Premium coffee kit: pack your own if you’re picky.

Want to save money on extras? Read Best Budget Room Hacks (Without Losing Comfort).

Work-Friendly Bits

• Desk space & socket for laptop days.
• Good light for notes and calls.
• Quiet-side room on request if you’re on Zoom.

For full work-trip tips, see When You’re Travelling for Work.

Sleep Helpers You Can Bring

• Mask & earplugs: tiny items, big difference.
• Short USB cable so your phone charges off the bed.
• Light layer if you run cold at night.

More sleep ideas: Quiet Night’s Sleep Checklist.

How to Request Extras (30-Second Script)

“Hi, could I have a quiet-side room if available, an extra pillow, and a couple of spare towels? Thanks!”

FAQ / Quick Tips

• Need a fridge? Ask at reception; it’s not standard.
• More pillows/towels? Usually available—just ask.
• Light sleeper? Request quiet-side and use mask + earplugs.

Summary: The room covers the bases—bed, heat, shower, and charging. Ask for extras like pillows or fans, and bring small sleep helpers. For deeper room details, start with What to Expect from Your Room.