A Sonesta Simply Suites guest unpacks properly. They are in town for a contract, a relocation, a family matter or a gap between homes, and the studio suite is where they cook, work, eat and sleep for weeks at a time. Furniture in that room gets used the way furniture at home gets used, only by a new household every few weeks.
That is the job Sonesta Simply Suites furniture has to do, and it has to do it on a midscale budget. Coral Hotel Furniture supplies furniture for Sonesta Simply Suites properties, including casegoods, beds, seating, vanities and kitchen units, and has supplied hotel and hospitality furniture in the USA since 2012. We build to the approved brand specification you provide, so the studio you open matches the scheme in your franchise documents.
The room concept is simple: one open studio with a kitchen along one wall, a bed, a place to sit and a surface that works as both desk and dining table. Every piece is on view from the door, and most do more than one job.
For furniture, that sets clear priorities. Pieces must be compact, because floor space is shared between sleeping, cooking and working. They must be tough, because long stay guests drag chairs, stack suitcases and cook every day. And they should be easy to repair or replace one at a time, because a suite that is out of service earns nothing.
Our guide to choosing long lasting hotel furniture without overspending explains where to spend and where to save.
The bed wall usually combines a headboard, a platform bed and nightstands with power close to hand. A queen platform bed removes the box spring and the dust trap underneath, which housekeeping teams appreciate on long stays.
The kitchen is what makes the room an extended stay suite. A suite kitchen unit brings base cabinets, wall cabinets and a countertop together in one run sized for the wall you have. We supply kitchen cabinets in custom sizes, which matters in conversions where plumbing and appliance positions are already fixed. More options are on our apartment kitchen furniture page.
Most studios rely on one table for laptops and for dinner. Look for a hard wearing laminate top, a base that leaves legroom on every side, and chairs light enough to move but solid enough to survive daily use.
Where the plan allows a sofa, a pull out sofa adds a second sleeping surface for a visiting family member. Tighter studios can use a lounge chair with an ottoman.
Guests staying for weeks bring more clothes than a weekend traveler. Plan for a closet unit with hanging space and shelves, a dresser or drawer bank, and a luggage bench that keeps bags off the bed.
Vanities face water every day, so the cabinet material and the edge sealing matter more here than anywhere else in the suite.
| Area | Furniture items | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Bed wall | Headboard, platform bed, nightstands | Wall cleat mounting, sealed bottom edges, power within reach |
| Kitchen | Base and wall cabinets, countertop, open shelving | Moisture resistant boxes, sturdy hinges, cutouts matched to your appliances |
| Work and dining | Table, chairs | Scratch resistant top, stable base, chairs that wipe clean |
| Soft seating | Sofa sleeper or lounge chair, side table | Commercial grade fabric, replaceable cushions, simple mechanism |
| Storage | Closet unit, dresser, luggage bench | Smooth drawer runners, reinforced hanging rail, scuff resistant fronts |
| Bathroom | Vanity base, top, mirror | Sealed edges, protected base, accessible version where required |
Public space at a midscale extended stay hotel is modest by design, yet it still sets the first impression. The front desk, a few lobby seats and any shared guest areas need the same durability as the suites.
We supply reception desks, lobby seating, benches and tables from our lobby and breakfast furniture collection. Custom finishes let the lobby match the suite casegoods, so the property reads as one design from the entrance to the room.
A studio suite puts a kitchen, a bathroom and a bedroom in one space, so steam, spills and cleaning chemicals reach furniture that would stay dry in an ordinary hotel room. Material choices should reflect that.
Composite wood panels sold in the USA must meet the EPA formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products. Ask every supplier you consider to confirm compliance in writing.
Whether you are opening a new property, converting an older extended stay building or working through a PIP, the steps are the same. If you want to talk it through first, contact us before you gather documents.
Send the approved furniture specification and a list of suite types with counts.
We prepare a quote for the full studio package, kitchens included.
Together we settle cabinet sizes, laminates and fabrics so they fit your specification and your walls.
Your furniture is manufactured as one bulk order.
Furniture arrives in line with your project timeline, and we guide you from there to installation.
Some of your suites will be designated accessible, and the furniture in them changes. Coral supplies ADA versions of key pieces, including ADA platform beds, ADA headboards and an accessible vanity that leaves open space below the bowl.
In a studio, the kitchen run and the table also need review against your architect’s drawings. The governing reference is the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Your architect or code consultant confirms what applies to your building, and we build the accessible pieces to those drawings.
Comparing Sonesta brands? See Sonesta ES Suites furniture for larger suites, Sonesta Select furniture for select service rooms, or the Sonesta hotel furniture overview.
Send your room matrix and scheme through the contact page, call +1 (678) 201-5067 or email 1780coral@gmail.com. Ask about the finance facility if you would like to spread the cost of the order.
Yes, Coral supplies kitchen units along with beds, casegoods, seating and vanities. Ordering them together keeps the cabinet finish consistent with the rest of the studio.
Yes. We build to the approved specification you provide, including the finishes, sizes and hardware it lists.
No, custom sizes are a normal part of our work. We adjust kitchen runs, closet units and casegoods to fit existing walls, plumbing and window positions.
Yes, you can order selected items in bulk, such as sofas, kitchen cabinets or vanities. Tell us which pieces your PIP has flagged.
Yes, Coral has ADA product versions, including ADA platform beds, ADA headboards and an accessible vanity. We build them to the accessible room drawings prepared by your architect.
Start by sharing your budget with the room matrix, so the quote can be built around it. Most savings come from standardizing sizes across suite types.
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