Traveling can be an exciting experience, but sometimes being away from the comfort of home can make you feel a little homesick. Luckily, there are simple ways to transform your hotel room into a cozy haven that feels just like home.
Use Your DIY Essential Oil Linen Spray
The smell of a hotel room is often unfamiliar and sometimes even unpleasant. You can counteract this by scenting your space with your favorite Hohm essential oils.
A quick, easy way to make your hotel room smell more like home is to create this DIY linen spray with your favorite essential oils. With this simple recipe, you can customize the aroma to fit exactly what you need. If you want a clean, pure scent you can add Tea Tree. For a woody, grounding aroma, mix in Cedarwood. Persian Lime makes the atmosphere feel more upbeat and positive. Whatever vibe you’re looking for, there’s a Hohm essential oil that feels like home.
Supplies
- 2 oz Glass Spray Bottle (Small Enough to Take on the Plane!)
- 1/2 tablespoon Witch Hazel
- 15 drops of Your Favorite Essential Oil
- Distilled Water
Directions
- Fill the glass spray bottle with Witch Hazel and your choice of essential oils. Be sure to use a glass spray bottle because pure essential oils are powerful enough to break down plastic.
- Fill the rest of the bottle with distilled water.
- Shake well before each use, and spray lightly over your pillows, sheets, and blankets as desired.
- Feel like you’re waking up in your own bed with this essential oil linen spray.
Bring Your Bluetooth Speaker
One of the quickest ways to create a familiar ambiance in your hotel room is by bringing your own Bluetooth speaker. Whether you prefer soothing jazz, upbeat pop, or calming classical music, playing your favorite tunes can instantly create a sense of comfort and familiarity. It can also help drown out unfamiliar noises and allow you to enjoy the soundtrack of your own choosing. Whether you're winding down after a long day of exploring or starting your morning routine, having your preferred music in the background can make your hotel room feel more like home.
Take Your Home Spa with You
Sometimes vacations are a welcome break from your routine, but there are some things that make everyday life feel like a luxury. Pack your go-to oils to keep up your essential oil routines and help your home away from home feel a little more familiar.
One way to use your favorite essential oils on the go is by adding a drop or two to the corner of your shower. This elevates the everyday experience to feel like your own personal spa. Use Peppermint essential oil as an energizing, natural wake up call in the morning. Eucalyptus essential oil makes your shower a refreshing, rejuvenating reset. Wherever your vacation takes you, you can still enjoy the luxury of your favorite essential oils.
Pack the Comforts of Home
When it comes to creating a cozy atmosphere in your hotel room, the little things make a big difference. Packing your own pillowcase and robe from home adds a touch of familiarity and comfort to your temporary living space. Your pillowcase will carry the scent of your home, and the familiar texture of your own pillow will help you relax into sleep.
Additionally, slipping into your own soft and worn-in robe after a long day can evoke feelings of relaxation and contentment. These simple items can provide a comforting sensory experience, making your hotel room feel more like your personal sanctuary.
Traveling doesn't mean you have to sacrifice the comfort of feeling at home. By incorporating a few personal touches into your hotel room, you can create an environment that is warm, inviting, and reminiscent of your own space. Bringing your Bluetooth speaker allows you to enjoy your favorite music, while your own pillowcase and robe provide a sense of comfort and familiarity. And don’t forget to use your essential oils to help make your hotel room smell like a sanctuary. With these simple additions, you can transform your hotel room into a home away from home, ensuring a more enjoyable and relaxing travel experience. So, the next time you're on the road, don't forget to pack these small yet significant items that can make all the difference.