Description:

Order by Room Count: Rooms times occupancy gives the quantity. Amenities bought separately deplete at different rates and carry a reorder point each; taken as a kit, none of that reaches your stock sheet.

What's in the Kit: Two dental kits, a razor with shaving cream, a comb, a vanity kit, a shower cap and soap, alongside the four-piece 40ml wet line.

Gold Foil on Textured Black Board: Foil is stamped onto an uncoated specialty board with a visible grain. Laying clean gold onto a textured surface is a harder press job than foiling smooth card, and it is the difference a guest registers by touch before they read the name. 

The Detail Does Not Stop at the Box: Inside, the brush handle carries a moulded facet pattern that catches light like cut stone, and the comb is weighted at 9g. Luxury that ends at the packaging is the version guests see through.

Restrained, Not Loud: Gold on black at small scale: a wordmark and one line of type, nothing more. This is the register a business guest reads as expensive, rather than the register they read as trying to look expensive.

What It Says About the Property: An amenity tray is one of the few things a guest handles closely and alone. Getting this grade right shifts how the whole property is read, at a fraction of what any public-area upgrade costs.

Set Your Own Configuration: Every component is supplied stand-alone. Fix the contents once to suit your room grade, then order that configuration by room count.

Used in:

- Upper-midscale and upscale business hotels

- Boutique hotel chains and design hotels

- Executive floors, suites and VIP rooms

- Resorts, spa hotels and destination properties

- New hotel openings and suite refurbishments