Hotel Guest Room Furniture
Custom hotel wardrobes and hotel room wardrobes — hinged-door, sliding-door and open-front configurations. Integrated luggage rack, safe housing, mirror options. Direct factory pricing from Istanbul.
30+
Years manufacturing
Custom
Dimensions & interior
Safe
Housing integrated
2 yrs
Structural warranty
Overview
The hotel wardrobe — also called a hotel room wardrobe, guest room wardrobe, hotel closet unit, or in traditional properties a hotel armoire — is the primary clothing storage piece in any guest room. It is also a significant visual anchor on the wall it occupies. A well-specified hotel wardrobe with properly proportioned dimensions, a well-thought interior configuration, and a surface finish matched to the room's casegoods reads as designed; a standard residential wardrobe retrofitted into a hotel room reads as a cost-cutting decision that guests notice.
HFC manufactures hotel wardrobes in three door configurations — hinged-door, sliding-door, and open-front — each with fully customisable interior fittings. Every hotel room wardrobe is manufactured from 18mm MDF carcass in all surface finishes, with interior components in melamine-faced board for durability. The integrated luggage rack option, in-room safe housing, and full-height or split mirror are specified at the quotation stage.
All hotel wardrobes are part of HFC's complete guest room casegoods range — manufactured in the same Istanbul factory as the desk, nightstand, TV unit, and bathroom vanity, ensuring a fully coordinated finish specification across every piece in the room.
At a glance — key specifications
Door styles
Hinged, sliding, open front
Standard width
900–1,200mm single; 1,200–1,800mm double
Standard depth
550–600mm (hinged); 580–620mm (sliding)
Standard height
2,000–2,400mm (floor-to-ceiling preferred)
Interior fittings
Hanging rail, shelf, safe housing, luggage rack
Mirror options
Full-height door, internal, or separate panel
Surface finish
LPL MDF, veneer, Mattplus, lacquer
Min. order
20 units
Lead time
6–8 weeks from sample approval
Warranty
2 years structural
How We Work
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Trade & contract only
We work with hotels, developers, interior studios and procurement teams — not the public.
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Made to your project
Every piece is built to your drawings, finishes, fire ratings and quantities. Nothing off the shelf.
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Priced by project
No retail price list and no online shop — each project is quoted from its spec, direct from our factory.
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Delivered worldwide
We crate, ship and install to site across 40+ countries, on a single or phased schedule.
Wardrobe Configurator
Select a configuration to see specifications, options, and what to consider for each type of hotel wardrobe.
Hinged & sliding · all hotel tiers
HFC manufactures both hinged-door and sliding-door hotel wardrobes — the two most widely specified configurations. A hinged door wardrobe opens outward on concealed hinges, giving full simultaneous access to the interior, and suits any room with clearance in front. A sliding door wardrobe moves within the wardrobe width on a top-hung track, needs no front clearance, and is preferred for compact rooms or where the wardrobe faces the bed.
Best for
Hinged doors suit 3-star through 5-star rooms with clearance on the entrance-corridor wall; sliding doors suit compact 4-star and 5-star rooms, or any layout where the wardrobe sits opposite the bed.
✓ Hinged — full simultaneous access to both interior sections
✓ Hinged — requires 550–600mm clearance in front of the door swing
✓ Sliding — zero front clearance; doors slide within the wardrobe width
✓ Sliding — top-hung track preferred, no floor rail to collect dust
✓ Soft-close concealed hinges or end-of-travel sliding dampers — Hafele, Hettich or Blum
✓ Full-height mirror on one or both door faces available
✓ Floor-to-ceiling recommended for both — improves visual proportion
✓ Surface finishes: LPL MDF, veneer, Mattplus, lacquer in any RAL
Clearance note
Choose hinged where there is 550–600mm of clear floor space in front of the wardrobe; choose sliding where there is not, or where the wardrobe faces the bed. Confirm the swing or slide direction on the room layout drawing before specifying.
Tips from a Hotelier
• Wardrobes are not only for storing clothes. They can be the heart of your hotel room by facilitating the minibar and minibar counter, safe, ironing board, shoe rack and luggage rack.
• Wardrobes are generally placed at the entrance, where the ceiling height is lower than the rest of the room due to the A/C unit. Make the wardrobe full height to reduce the cleaning operation.
• Avoid sliding doors in a hotel wardrobe due to the possibility of vandal usage and higher maintenance cost.
• Use the space behind the hotel entrance door as an integrated luggage rack in the wardrobe.
• Make sure to use soft-close hinges for silent and accurate closing.
• Don’t forget to leave the necessary ventilation at the side or behind the wardrobe for the minibar.
Get a Quote
Tell us your room count, door style, and star rating — we'll respond within 24 hours with a specification and price indication.
We'll prepare a tailored specification and quotation — real pricing within 24 hours, not a generic price list.
Dimensions Guide
Standard hotel wardrobe dimensions vary by room size, bed configuration, and star rating. Always specify against the confirmed room layout drawing — wardrobe width directly affects the room's traffic flow.
| Room type | Recommended width | Depth | Height | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard single (twin) | 900–1,000mm | 550–580mm | Floor-to-ceiling | Single hanging rail, shelf, small safe |
| Standard double | 1,000–1,200mm | 550–600mm | Floor-to-ceiling | Full-height hang + short hang, safe, luggage shelf |
| Superior / deluxe double | 1,200–1,500mm | 580–620mm | Floor-to-ceiling | Full interior fitting package, mirror door |
| Junior suite | 1,500–1,800mm | 580–620mm | Floor-to-ceiling | Double wardrobe with integrated luggage area |
| Suite / presidential | 1,800mm+ or separate dressing room | 600mm | Floor-to-ceiling | Walk-through or separate dressing room standard |
Hotel wardrobe dimensions — key rule
Always specify hotel wardrobe dimensions from the room layout drawing, not from a generic standard. The wardrobe width determines the room's traffic flow between the bed and the bathroom. In standard rooms under 25m², the wardrobe is typically the piece that most constrains the room layout — getting the width right at specification stage saves costly on-site adjustments.
A hotel wardrobe interior specification is as important as the exterior. The following fittings are available on all HFC hotel room wardrobes — select by star rating and room type.
Standard fittings — 3-star and above
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Full-height hanging rail
Minimum 900mm drop for dresses and long garments. Chrome or satin finish.
✓
Short-hang section
600mm drop for jackets, suits, and shirts. Positioned above a shelf or drawer unit.
✓
Top shelf
Above hanging rail for bags, hats, and bulky items. Depth matched to wardrobe interior.
✓
In-room safe housing
Recessed shelf at mid-height for in-room safe — specify safe dimensions at quotation stage.
✓
Integrated luggage rack
Fixed or pull-out shelf at 450–500mm height for suitcase placement. Min. 500×700mm surface.
Upgraded fittings — 4-star and above
✓
Full-height mirror — internal or door
Full-length mirror on door interior or separate wardrobe mirror panel. Reduces need for separate mirror piece.
✓
Drawer unit
2–3 drawer unit for folded clothing. Soft-close runners standard. Alternative to fixed shelves in lower section.
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Trouser press housing
Vertical recess sized for a standard trouser press unit. Positioned in a dedicated wardrobe bay.
✓
LED interior lighting
Recessed LED strip above hanging rail, triggered by door opening sensor. Significant perceived quality upgrade.
✓
Shoe shelf or pull-out tray
Dedicated shoe storage at base level, angled or flat. Reduces guest tendency to leave shoes on wardrobe floor.
Integration option
A hotel wardrobe with luggage rack integrates the luggage shelf directly into the wardrobe carcass — a fixed or pull-out shelf at 450–500mm height within a dedicated section of the wardrobe. This eliminates the need for a separate freestanding luggage rack, saves floor space, and ensures the luggage area has a finished, intentional appearance rather than an afterthought. HFC manufactures integrated luggage racks as a standard option on all hotel room wardrobes — specify at the quotation stage, as it affects the interior layout. SC data shows "hotel wardrobe with luggage rack" ranks position 4.4 for this site — a direct search intent we fulfil with this configuration.
View standalone luggage rack specifications →Surface finishes
— LPL MDF — melamine-faced, 500+ decors, scratch-resistant. Standard for 3-star; cost-effective and durable.
— Mattplus — soft-touch scratch-resistant board. Contemporary alternative to lacquer at 4-star, lower cost and higher scratch resistance than painted surfaces.
— Natural veneer — oak, walnut, teak, wenge. Authentic grain for 4-star and 5-star casegoods packages. Matched across desk, nightstand, and TV unit.
— Lacquer — any RAL colour, matt or gloss. Brand-specific colour matching. Handle carefully during installation.
Hardware
Door hinges: Hafele, Hettich or Blum soft-close concealed hinges, rated for 80,000+ opening cycles. For hotel style wardrobe specifications requiring a more traditional look, visible barrel or piano hinges are available. Sliding door hardware: top-hung track system — no floor rail to collect debris. Soft-close damper at end of travel as standard. Handles: bar handle (chrome, brushed steel, or brass), recessed grip (machined into door face), or push-to-open (handle-free) — specify at quotation stage.
Hotel wardrobe vs hotel armoire
A hotel wardrobe is a floor-to-ceiling or full-height storage unit — built-in appearance, clean lines, specified as part of the room's casegoods package. A hotel armoire is a shorter, freestanding furniture piece with more ornate detailing — associated with heritage, traditional, and boutique hotel aesthetics. HFC manufactures both: hotel wardrobes for contemporary and standard hotel specifications, and hotel style armoire units for properties with a period or traditional interior brief. Specify which aesthetic your project requires at the enquiry stage.
Complete Guest Room
The hotel wardrobe is part of a complete casegoods package. Every piece below is manufactured in the same factory and available in matching finishes.
hotel wall bed · murphy bed · fold-down bed
Hotel Wall Bed
Counterbalanced Murphy bed that folds flat into a cabinet to give the floor back by day. Vertical, horizontal, sofa-front and bunk configurations.
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hotel headboards · upholstered
Guest Room Headboard
Wall-mounted, floor-standing and integrated.
View specifications →
hotel nightstand · bedside table
Guest Room Nightstand
Standard, floating and built-in. USB charging.
View specifications →
hotel desk · hotel bedroom desk
Guest Room Desk
Standard, workstation and wall-mounted. Cable management.
View specifications →
hotel luggage rack · luggage table
Guest Room Luggage Rack
Folding and fixed. Or integrated into the wardrobe.
View specifications →
hotel TV unit · media console
Media Console / TV Unit
Cable management, all finishes.
View specifications →
hotel bathroom vanity · cupboard
Bathroom Vanity & Cupboard
Wall-hung, freestanding. Moisture-resistant.
View specifications →
hotel mirror · guest room mirror
Guest Room Mirror
Full-length and wardrobe-integrated options.
View specifications →
hotel wall panel cladding
Wall Panel & Cladding
Veneer, fabric, lacquer. Modular widths.
View specifications →
FAQ
Standard hotel wardrobe dimensions: width 900–1,200mm single, 1,200–1,800mm double; depth 550–600mm hinged, 580–620mm sliding; height 2,000–2,400mm (floor-to-ceiling preferred at 4-star and above). For a king-size room with two guests, minimum 1,200mm width is recommended. Always specify hotel wardrobe dimensions from the room layout drawing — wardrobe width directly affects traffic flow between bed and bathroom.
A complete hotel wardrobe interior includes: full-height hanging rail (min. 900mm drop), short-hang section (600mm for jackets), top shelf, in-room safe housing, and integrated luggage rack or pull-out shelf. At 4-star and above, add: full-height mirror on door, drawer unit for folded clothing, trouser press housing, LED interior lighting, and shoe shelf. Specify all interior fittings at the quotation stage — they affect the interior layout drawing and carcass construction.
Hinged-door wardrobes open outward and require 550–600mm clearance in front — best when the wardrobe is positioned in the entrance corridor away from the bed. Sliding-door wardrobes need no front clearance — doors slide within the wardrobe width — making them the preferred choice for compact rooms or when the wardrobe faces the bed directly. Sliding doors cannot open both sides simultaneously, so interior layout planning is more important.
Yes — a hotel wardrobe with integrated luggage rack is best practice at 3-star and above. It keeps suitcases off the bed and floor, reduces bed damage from suitcase corners, saves floor space versus a separate luggage rack, and gives the storage area a more intentional, designed appearance. The luggage shelf is positioned at 450–500mm height within a dedicated wardrobe section — minimum 500×700mm surface.
A hotel wardrobe is a floor-to-ceiling storage unit with a contemporary or classic built-in appearance, specified as part of the room's casegoods package. A hotel armoire is a shorter, freestanding furniture piece with more decorative detailing — associated with heritage and traditional hotel interiors. HFC manufactures both: hotel wardrobes for contemporary and standard specifications, and hotel style armoire units for boutique properties with a period brief.
Yes. HFC manufactures hotel wardrobes to custom dimensions, door style, interior configuration, and surface finish — matched exactly to the room's other casegoods. Safe housing, integrated luggage rack, drawer configuration, LED lighting, and mirror options are all specified at quotation stage. Minimum order 20 units, sample phase before full production, lead time 6–8 weeks from sample approval.
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