Plush king pillows for all king beds — stock enough so every guest has a fresh set.

Zippered waterproof protectors for every pillow. Extends pillow life and keeps things hygienic between guests.

Crisp, washable king duvet covers. Having a spare set per bed keeps turnovers fast and seamless.

One per queen bed with a backup. Easy-care fabric that washes bright every time.

Waterproof zippered protector for the missing queen bed. A must before the first guest arrives.

Styled accent cushions for each queen room. The finishing touch that makes listing photos pop.

Layered quilt for king beds — adds warmth, texture, and a hotel-quality look for listing photos.

Soft throw blankets for bedroom chairs or bed ends — guests staying weeks appreciate the comfort layer.

One per bedroom so guests can manage laundry without improvising. Essential for longer stays.

Sturdy matching hangers for every closet. Guests staying 30+ days need room to properly unpack.

No-drill tension rod — adjustable and rust-resistant. Required before you can hang a curtain.

Snap-in hookless design — no rings needed, installs in seconds. Easy to replace between guests. Available in white and neutral tones.

Command-style hooks for hanging towels — 3 per bathroom, 9 total. No drilling, no damage.

Colorful hand towels for each bathroom sink — adds warmth and personality. Order 2 sets for rotation.

Matching holder and pump per sink — buy 3 sets, one per bathroom. Signals intentional design.

One per bathroom. Guests expect them to be there — don't make them ask.

One per bathroom. Guests on longer stays expect a hair dryer — it's a baseline amenity, not a bonus.

Keeps cutlery organized in the drawer. Two units ensures enough room for a fully-stocked kitchen setup.

Protects the sink basin from scratches and keeps dishes from clanging. A small upgrade guests notice.

Wide-slot tray for ladles, spatulas, and larger utensils. Keeps the cooking drawer organized.

Electric kettle for tea, instant coffee, and quick hot water. Used daily by guests who cook at home.

A classic drip brewer for guests who prefer a full pot. Great addition alongside the Keurig.

Essential for guests hosting family dinners or meal prepping. Shows your kitchen is fully equipped.

Generous serving bowl for salads, pasta, or snacks. Guests cooking at home use this constantly.

Lightweight nesting mixing bowls for baking and prep. Durable, easy to stack, simple to replace.

Both openers in one purchase. Guests shouldn't have to think about whether the kitchen is stocked with basics.

Casual stemless glasses guests love for wine nights. Dishwasher-safe and harder to knock over.

Mixed set of everyday glasses for water, juice, and soft drinks. Enough for every guest at once.

Stock six so guests always have a clean one while others are in the wash. An MTR staple.

Tongs, spatula, slotted spoon, and more — a complete set so guests can cook any meal.

The most-used pan in any kitchen. A quality non-stick is essential — every guest who cooks breakfast will thank you.

A starter spice kit so guests don't have to buy basics on day one. Small cost, outsized review impact.

Stock cooking oil so guests can cook from day one without a grocery run for basics.

Pasta night requires a colander. Don't make your guests improvise with a lid and hope for the best.

Small, medium, and large boards for different tasks. Guests never have to use the same board for meat and veg.

Leak-proof food storage for meal-preppers and leftovers. Guests staying 30 days need a proper set.

A quality knife set in a block is the cornerstone of a well-equipped kitchen. Guests who cook expect sharp, reliable knives.

Leave a bag of quality ground coffee as a welcome supply. Morning coffee is non-negotiable for most guests.

A variety pack for non-coffee drinkers. Pairs perfectly with the kettle to serve all guests.

Basic granulated sugar for coffee and cooking. Guests immediately notice if it's missing.

Non-dairy creamer for the morning coffee setup. Covers the most common guest preference.

Stock a full bottle at the sink plus a refill under the counter. Don't make guests buy basics on arrival.

Bulk refill so you or your cleaner can top up between guests without a shopping run.

Liquid laundry detergent for in-unit or shared laundry. Guests on longer stays will need this from day one.

Dishwasher detergent pods — stock in the cabinet under the sink. Guests expect it to be there.

Two matching 75" Roku TVs — one per floor. Roku's built-in login/logout is ideal for MTRs; guests stream their own accounts and it resets cleanly between stays.

Sturdy media console to anchor the downstairs living space. Storage for remotes, cables, and streaming devices.

Vibrant accent pillows for the living room sofa — adds personality and makes listing photos stand out.

Pillow inserts to fill the decorative covers. Buy matching inserts so pillows stay firm and well-shaped for photos.

A cozy throw for the sofa that guests actually reach for. Drape it for the photo, enjoy it in real life.

A bold warm-toned rug anchors the living space and makes the room feel intentionally designed.

A large faux tree fills dead corners beautifully and never needs watering. A top listing-photo upgrade.

Small faux plants for kitchen counters and bathroom shelves. Low-effort greenery that keeps the space feeling alive.

Multi-outlet surge-protected strip for the workspace. Remote workers traveling with multiple devices need plenty of ports.

An external monitor is one of the highest-rated workspace amenities for remote workers.

Stock a variety pack — dead bulbs are the #1 easy maintenance fix.

Remote controls, sensors, smart locks — always have batteries ready.

An all-in-one starter cleaning kit. Stock it so your cleaner always has everything needed for a turnover.

Leave all-purpose spray for turnovers. Self-check-in only works if supplies are stocked.

Stock toilet bowl cleaner in every bathroom's under-sink cabinet. Essential for turnovers.

The spin mop that makes floor cleaning fast and wringing easy. A must for any MTR turnover kit.

Essential for quick clean-ups between vacuums. Leave in a visible, accessible spot in the closet.

Place one in each bedroom and bathroom. Guests notice when they're gone more than when they're there.

For reaching high shelves, changing bulbs, or hanging things. Guests and your cleaning crew will need it.

Small liner bags for the bins. Stock a roll in every bathroom cabinet so guests can replace their own.

One per bathroom. A clean bin keeps the bathroom looking tidy — guests use these every single day.

A few drops in the mop water leaves floors smelling fresh. Guests notice when a home smells good.

Non-negotiable for every MTR. Insurance requires it, guests deserve it.

Leave a box in the laundry area. Guests doing laundry shouldn't need to supply their own basics.

Leave at least 4 rolls under the sink. Guests should never have to search for toilet paper on day one.

Stock a full roll on the holder and a spare under the sink. Guests burn through these fast.

Leave two sponges under the sink — one at the ready and one as a spare.

Full box under the kitchen sink so guests can self-manage trash without asking.

Leave a basic toolkit on-site. Saves a service call for minor fixes.