People do not pass through a Residence Inn. They move in. A consultant on a long assignment, a family between homes or a crew working a local project may stay for weeks, cooking dinner, doing laundry and working from the suite. Residence Inn furniture is used the way home furniture is used, only by a new household every few weeks.
Coral Hotel Furniture supplies Residence Inn furniture built for that kind of wear. We provide the kitchen units, living area seating, bedroom casegoods, headboards, beds and vanities that make up a studio, one bedroom or two bedroom suite, in custom sizes and finishes.
We have supplied hotel and hospitality furniture in the USA since 2012. For every Residence Inn project, Coral builds to the approved specification the owner provides. Your franchise documents set the scheme, and our job is to manufacture it accurately for each suite type on your room matrix.
Residence Inn is an upscale extended stay brand. Every suite has a full kitchen and a living area that is separate from, or clearly distinct from, the sleeping area. That adds whole categories of furniture a standard hotel room never needs.
It also changes how pieces fail. Kitchen doors are opened many times a day. Dining chairs are pulled out for breakfast, work and dinner. Sofas become beds for children. Drawers hold a month of clothes, not a weekend bag.
So the specification leans toward residential comfort with commercial strength. You can learn about franchising the brand from the Marriott hotel development site, where the brand owner publishes its own information. The scheme you receive from them is what we follow.
A studio places the bed, living area and kitchen in one open room. Furniture defines the zones. A sofa backs onto the sleeping area, a media unit may face both directions and the kitchen sits near the entry.
Here the bedroom has its own door. The living room takes a sofa, lounge chair, coffee table and media console, and the bedroom holds the bed, nightstands, dresser and closet.
Two bedroom suites serve families and colleagues sharing a stay. Each bedroom gets a full casegoods set and often its own bathroom vanity. The shared living and dining area needs seating for everyone in the suite.
The kitchen is what sets this brand apart. We supply base and wall cabinets, countertops and the panels around the refrigerator, dishwasher, cooktop and microwave. A suite kitchen unit can be adapted to your layout. See our apartment kitchen furniture page for cabinet styles.
Many suites combine dining and work at one table or at an island with stools. Tops need to resist hot plates, spills and laptop scratches.
A sleeper sofa is the main piece, joined by a lounge chair, coffee table or ottoman and a media console. Long stays are hard on seat cushions, so ask for high resilience foam and removable covers where the specification permits.
Bedrooms take a headboard, platform bed, nightstands, a dresser with real drawer capacity and a closet fitted for hanging and folded clothes. Guests unpack fully here, so storage volume matters more than in a transient hotel.
Vanities need drawers or shelves for toiletries that stay for weeks. We supply vanity bases, quartz tops and mirrors, with accessible versions for ADA suites.
| Area | Furniture items | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | Base and wall cabinets, countertop, appliance panels | Moisture resistant boxes, strong hinges, sealed sink cutout |
| Dining and work | Table or island, chairs or stools | Heat and scratch resistant top, wipeable seats |
| Living area | Sleeper sofa, lounge chair, coffee table, media console | Durable foam, simple sleeper mechanism, cleanable fabric |
| Bedroom | Headboard, bed base, nightstands, dresser | Deep drawers on full extension slides, solid bed frame |
| Closet | Hanging rail, shelves, luggage storage | Capacity for long stays, sturdy rail supports |
| Bathroom | Vanity, top, mirror | Storage for toiletries, water resistant finish |
Long stay guests treat the public areas as an extension of their suite. They eat breakfast there, meet neighbors in the evening and sometimes work at a shared table to get a change of scene.
For these spaces we provide dining tables and chairs, shared tables, soft seating and a front desk. Pieces should allow for flexible layouts, because the same room hosts a busy breakfast and a quiet evening. Browse the lobby and breakfast furniture collection for ideas.
Accessible suites affect more furniture than accessible hotel rooms do, because kitchens and work surfaces are involved too. Coral supplies ADA platform beds, an accessible vanity and ADA headboards, and we build kitchen and dining pieces to the accessible layouts your architect draws. Those layouts follow the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design.
Kitchens and heavy daily use raise the standard for every material.
Use moisture resistant panels with sealed edges, especially at the sink base and beside the dishwasher. The Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Association publishes performance standards that designers often reference for cabinets.
High pressure laminate or thermally fused laminate with thick edge banding holds up to constant handling.
Quartz and solid surface tops handle heat, stains and cleaning better than laminate in a full kitchen.
Soft close hinges and full extension slides rated for heavy loads prevent sagging doors and jammed drawers.
If the scheme uses wood veneer in living areas, protect it with a hard, cleanable finish.
Choose commercial fabrics with stain protection, and moisture barriers on sofas and dining seats.
For more on balancing lifespan and budget, see how to choose long lasting hotel furniture without overspending.
Suite projects have more parts than standard rooms, so sequence matters.
Renovating while guests are in house? Contact our team to plan the order around your timeline.
Share your suite matrix and scheme and we will send a detailed quote. Use the contact page or call +1 (678) 201-5067. A finance facility is available for owners who want to spread the investment.
You may also want to compare TownePlace Suites furniture and SpringHill Suites furniture, or return to Marriott hotel furniture.
Yes. We supply kitchen base and wall cabinets, countertops and appliance panels for Residence Inn suites. They are built to the layouts and finishes in your approved documents.
Yes. Studio, one bedroom and two bedroom suites can be quoted and produced together. One bulk order keeps finishes consistent across the property.
Yes. Extended stay suites add kitchens, dining pieces and larger living areas, and guests use everything more intensively. Materials and hardware are chosen for that heavier use.
Yes. We work on renovation projects and tailor each order to its scope and timeline. Share your renovation schedule early so manufacturing and delivery follow it.
Yes. We supply sleeper sofas along with lounge chairs for the living area. Sizes and fabrics are made to the specification you provide.
Send your suite matrix and scheme through the contact page or call +1 (678) 201-5067. You will receive a quote broken down by suite type. Ask about the finance facility if you need it.
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