The Children's Collection

The smallest robe in the hotel makes the biggest impression.

Every hotel hangs a robe on the bathroom door. Very few hang one a four-year-old can wear. Two hooded robes in 100% cotton terry, sized for your youngest guests — the detail a family is still talking about on the drive home.

From £18.50 ex VAT 30 per design, sizes mixed Your logo on request
Why such a small thing works so hard

Parents book the room. Children decide how it's remembered.

A child-sized robe costs you very little and is laundered and reused stay after stay. What it buys is the moment a family walks in and realises you were expecting all of them.

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Children help choose now

The 2025 Family Travel Survey calls it “kidfluence”: children are now co-pilots in where the family goes. A room that clearly expects them wins that vote.

2
60%

of parents look for it

Six in ten parents prioritise hotels with child-friendly touches when they book. A robe in their size says “we were ready for you” before anyone has unpacked.

3

It's the photo they'll share

A toddler in a panda hood is the picture every parent takes — and your bathroom is the backdrop. Word of mouth, with your hotel in the frame.

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Stays are remembered by moments

Psychologists call it the peak-end rule: we remember an experience by its high points. Finding a tiny robe waiting on arrival is one of them.

Meet the robes

Two robes. One very happy little guest.

Pure white, so they sit beautifully alongside your adult linen and go through the same wash.

The playful one

The Panda

The robe they'll ask for next time.

A soft pure-white hooded robe with a friendly panda face and little black ears on the hood. Hood up, and bath time becomes the best part of the day. Tie belt and two patch pockets for treasures found on the beach.

  • 100% cotton terry, 400 gsm
  • Baby (0–2) and kids (3–6)
  • Tie belt + 2 patch pockets
  • Pure white, embroidered face
30–50£18.50
51–100£17.65
100+£16.80

Per robe, ex VAT, from the smallest size. Larger sizes quoted with your order.

The grown-up one

The Little Luxe

Just like Mum's and Dad's — only smaller.

A plush, pure-white hooded robe cut like a proper hotel robe, so children match their parents in the corridor to the pool. A little embroidered character and soft ears hide on the back of the hood — a surprise they find when they turn round.

  • 100% cotton terry, 400 gsm
  • Ages 3 to 14
  • Tie belt + 2 patch pockets
  • Pure white, embroidered hood
30–50£21.50
51–100£20.50
100+£19.55

Per robe, ex VAT, from the smallest size. Larger sizes quoted with your order.

Ideas to steal

Three easy ways hotels use them

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The welcome on the bed

Fold the robe on the child's bed with a handwritten name card. Ten seconds for housekeeping — and the first photo of the holiday.

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The family upgrade

Add a “Little Guest” touch to your family rooms or packages: their own robe waiting in the bathroom. A clear reason to book the family room with you.

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The one they take home

Keep robes in the rooms and a few folded at reception. When a parent asks “where can we buy one?”, you have the answer — and a souvenir with your name on it.

Make it yours

Your crest on their robe

Either robe can carry your hotel's logo, crest or monogram — embroidered on the chest or the hood. It turns a lovely robe into something that is unmistakably yours, and a take-home keepsake that carries your name back to school.

Personalised orders from 300 units, 4–6 weeks from confirmation.

How ordering works

Simple, and small to start

Minimum order30 per design — mix sizes freely
Lead time2 weeks standard · 4–6 weeks personalised
PricesPer robe, GBP, ex VAT
DeliveryFree over £150 ex VAT, mainland UK
PaymentBank transfer
Let's talk little guests

Tell us about your family rooms.

How many family rooms you have, the ages you see most, and whether you'd like your logo on them. Elena will come back to you personally with sizes and a quote.

Sources: Family Travel Association & NYU SPS Tisch Center of Hospitality, 2025 Family Travel Survey; American Hotel & Lodging Association figure as reported by Lighthouse, “Family hotel amenities: what guests actually want in 2026”.