People book Home2 Suites when a hotel room has to stand in for an apartment. They may be relocating, working a long contract or waiting on a house, and they cook, work and unpack fully. The suite, and the Home2 Suites furniture in it, has to adapt to each of those routines.
That is why the package differs from a standard hotel order. Much of it is flexible, movable or multi purpose, and every suite has a kitchen. Pieces get rearranged by guests, not only by housekeeping, so they have to be light enough to shift and tough enough to survive it.
Coral Hotel Furniture supplies furniture for Home2 Suites properties, including casegoods, beds, sleeper sofas, kitchen units and public area pieces. We build to the approved brand specification in the owner’s franchise documents.
An extended stay guest uses a suite across a whole day. The same table may hold breakfast, a laptop and a board game before bedtime. Fixed, single purpose furniture wastes space in that setting.
So the room concept leans on pieces that move and combine. A table rolls from the kitchen to the sofa. Storage is open and visible, so guests can see where their things are.
For you as the owner, this raises the bar on construction. Casters, glides, hinges and joints are all handled far more than in a transient hotel.
The movable table is the piece guests touch most. It serves as a desk, a dining table and extra counter space, so it needs locking casters, a hard wearing top and a frame that does not rack when pushed. A C table that slides over the sofa seat adds a second surface for a laptop or a plate.
A sleeper sofa turns the living area into a second sleeping space for families and colleagues sharing a suite. Check the mechanism as closely as the fabric, since guests open and close it without instructions.
The bed sits on a platform base with a headboard fixed to the wall. In studio suites the sleeping and living zones share one space, so the headboard wall and the sofa wall should use matching finishes. Nightstands need power, and a shelf or drawer for the things a long stay guest keeps by the bed.
Every suite has a kitchen, which makes cabinets a core part of the order. A compact kitchen unit for suites typically combines base and wall cabinets, a countertop with a sink, and openings for the refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher your specification lists. See our kitchen furniture for apartments and suites for cabinet options.
Guests staying for weeks bring more than a carry on. Open closets, shelving, drawers and hooks all help, and luggage needs a place to live once it is empty.
A vanity with real storage matters here, as guests unpack toiletries for the whole stay. Ask for a moisture resistant base, a durable top and sealed edges around the sink.
| Area | Furniture items | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Work and dining | Movable table, chairs, C table | Locking casters, rigid frame, hard wearing top |
| Living area | Sleeper sofa, ottoman, side table | Simple sleeper mechanism, cleanable fabric, multi purpose pieces |
| Sleeping area | Headboard, platform bed, nightstands | Bedside power, storage in the nightstand, finishes that match the living zone |
| Kitchen | Base and wall cabinets, countertop | Moisture resistant boxes, strong hinges, openings sized to your appliance list |
| Storage | Open closet, shelving, drawers | Firmly fixed shelves, smooth runners, space for luggage |
| Bathroom | Vanity, mirror | Usable storage, sealed sink cutout, corrosion resistant hardware |
Public areas at an extended stay hotel work like a shared living room. Guests come down to eat breakfast, work away from the suite, or meet colleagues staying in the same building.
A long communal table with power suits all three uses. Around it, plan lounge seating in small groups, plus breakfast tables and chairs.
Our lobby and breakfast furniture collection shows the range, and each piece can be built in the finishes your scheme names. Not sure what your public area drawings require? Send them over and we will take a look.
Movable furniture fails at its connections. Specify casters with a rated commercial load, fixed with through bolts or metal plates instead of short screws into board. Table frames should be welded or braced so they stay square.
For casegoods, high pressure laminate over a composite wood core is the usual choice, with thick edge banding on every exposed edge. Composite panels sold in the USA must comply with the EPA emission standards for composite wood products.
Kitchens need the most attention. Steam, spills and daily cooking test cabinet boxes, hinges and drawer runners in a way a guest room dresser never sees. The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association publishes performance standards for cabinets that are a useful reference when you review a specification. Ask for moisture resistant board around the sink and sealed edges at every cutout.
Upholstery should be commercial grade, easy to clean and compliant with the flammability requirements in your brand documents.
For a renovation or PIP, tell us which pieces stay. Our article on how a hospitality furniture manufacturer delivers custom furniture explains the custom process in more detail.
Accessible suites need furniture built for them, including the kitchen and the bathroom. Coral supplies ADA platform beds, ADA headboards and accessible vanities, and can build kitchen units to the accessible layout in your drawings.
The governing document is the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Your architect applies it to the suite plan, and we manufacture to the approved drawings.
Ready to price your suites? Contact Coral Hotel Furniture with your scheme and suite mix, call +1 (678) 201-5067 or email 1780coral@gmail.com. A finance facility is available, so ask about it when you request your quote.
Coral also supplies Homewood Suites furniture and Hampton Inn hotel furniture. You can find all four brands on the Hilton hotel furniture page.
Yes. Coral supplies furniture for Home2 Suites properties, including suite casegoods, beds, sleeper sofas, kitchen units and public area furniture. The owner’s approved specification is what we build from.
Yes. Kitchen units are part of our range, and we supply them with the rest of the suite package. Cabinets are built around the appliance list and layout in your specification.
Yes. Send us the drawings and specification for them. We build custom sizes and finishes, tailored to the functional needs of the project.
Home2 Suites furniture is planned for long stays. It includes a kitchen in every suite, more storage, and flexible pieces that guests move themselves, so hardware and joints need to be stronger.
Yes. Coral works on new hotel developments and renovation projects, including PIP work. Each order is tailored to the scope and timeline of the project.
Yes. Coral offers a finance facility. Mention it when you contact us and we will include the details with your quote.
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