A Hampton has to work for two guests at once: the business traveler who checks in late and leaves early, and the family that spreads out for a weekend. Both expect a clean, comfortable room and a hot breakfast included in the rate. That mix shapes every piece of Hampton Inn hotel furniture, from the headboard wall to the breakfast chairs.
Coral Hotel Furniture supplies furniture for Hampton properties across the USA, including guest room casegoods, beds, seating, vanities and breakfast area furniture. The brand is styled Hampton by Hilton today, though many owners and buyers still call it Hampton Inn, and both names appear on this page.
You give us the approved brand specification from your franchise documents, and we build to it, in the sizes and finishes it calls for.
Hampton sits in the upper midscale segment. The rooms are efficient, not oversized, so each piece has to earn its floor space and still leave a clear path around the bed.
Turnover is quick, and many stays last only a night or two. Housekeeping moves fast, luggage hits corners, and surfaces are wiped down daily.
Family stays add another demand. Rooms with two queen beds, studio suites with a sleeper sofa, and extra storage for bags all need to fit without the room feeling crowded.
The bed wall sets the look of the room. Most schemes pair an upholstered king headboard or a double queen headboard with nightstands on each side, and guests now expect power at the bedside. A king nightstand with built in power and USB outlets keeps chargers off the floor.
Underneath, a platform base removes the box spring and the dust that collects below it.
Business guests need a real surface for a laptop, and families use the same surface for snacks and homework. A compact desk with a task chair covers both.
Open storage has replaced the bulky armoire in most rooms of this type. A closet rack with luggage bench gives guests a place to hang clothes and set down a suitcase. A dresser or media panel below the television, plus a micro fridge cabinet, completes the wall opposite the bed.
The vanity sees water every day. Look for a solid top, a moisture resistant base and hardware that will not corrode.
Many Hampton properties include studio suites with a seating zone beside the sleeping area. These rooms add a sleeper sofa, a small table and sometimes a wet bar cabinet. The pieces need to match the standard room casegoods so the whole floor reads as one design.
| Area | Furniture items | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Bed wall | Headboard, platform bed, nightstands | Bedside power, wipe clean upholstery, secure wall fixing |
| Work area | Desk, task chair | Scratch resistant top, cable access, stable chair base |
| Storage | Closet rack, luggage bench, dresser | Reinforced bench top, smooth drawer runners, protected edges |
| Media wall | Media panel, micro fridge cabinet | Ventilation for the fridge, concealed wiring |
| Bathroom | Vanity, mirror | Moisture resistant base, sealed edges, corrosion resistant hardware |
| Studio suite | Sleeper sofa, side table, lounge chair | Simple sleeper mechanism, durable fabric |
| Breakfast area | Tables, chairs, communal table | Easy to clean tops, chairs that staff can move quickly |
The free hot breakfast is one of the things guests remember about a Hampton, and it makes the breakfast area the hardest working public space in the building.
Plan a mix of seating: breakfast tables for couples and families, a communal table for solo travelers, and some higher counter seating. Chairs should be light enough for staff to move and sturdy enough for constant use.
The lobby usually shares the same open space, with a reception desk and lounge seating close by. Our lobby and breakfast furniture collection covers these pieces, built to match your scheme.
Most casegoods for this segment are built from high pressure laminate over a composite wood core. Laminate holds up to luggage, cleaning and sunlight, and it can match the wood tones in your scheme.
Edges fail first. Thick, well bonded edge banding on every exposed edge keeps moisture out and stops chipping where carts and bags make contact. Drawer runners, hinges and pulls should be commercial grade, because a new guest opens them every night.
Composite wood panels sold in the USA must meet the EPA formaldehyde emission standards for composite wood products. Upholstery fabric and foam should meet the flammability requirements in your brand standards and local code. In the bathroom, ask for moisture resistant board and sealed cutouts around the sink. Our guide to choosing long lasting hotel furniture without overspending goes deeper on where to spend and where to save.
Whether you are opening a new Hampton, converting an existing building or working through a property improvement plan, the steps are the same. Franchise standards are published by the brand through its Hilton development team, and your documents tell us what to build.
If you want to talk a project through before sending documents, reach our team here.
Accessible guest rooms need furniture that differs from the standard room. Coral supplies ADA versions of key pieces, including an ADA king platform bed, accessible vanities and ADA headboards.
Clearances and reach ranges are set out in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Your architect confirms the room layout, and we build the furniture to suit it.
Send us your scheme documents and room matrix, and we will come back with a quote. Contact Coral Hotel Furniture online, call +1 (678) 201-5067 or email 1780coral@gmail.com. Ask about our finance facility if you want to spread the cost of the package.
Running more than one flag? Coral also supplies Hilton Garden Inn furniture and Home2 Suites furniture, and every brand we cover in the family is listed on our Hilton hotel furniture page.
Yes. Coral supplies Hampton by Hilton furniture for guest rooms, studio suites, lobbies and breakfast areas. We build to the approved specification you provide.
Yes. Send us the scheme from your franchise documents, and we build to those drawings and finishes. Sizes and finishes are confirmed with you before manufacturing begins.
A typical package includes the headboard, platform bed, nightstands, desk and chair, closet rack, luggage bench, dresser or media panel, micro fridge cabinet and vanity. Studio suites add a sleeper sofa and occasional tables.
Yes. A PIP often calls for selected pieces, such as new headboards or vanities, instead of a full room. We quote exactly the items on your list, in the finishes your scheme names.
Yes. Coral supplies breakfast tables, chairs, communal tables and lobby furniture alongside guest room casegoods.
Send your scheme documents and room matrix through our contact page, or call +1 (678) 201-5067. We review the specification and return a quote for the rooms and areas you list.
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