12 home upgrades to make yours feel like a luxury hotel — from sumptuous sheets to indulgent bath amenities

To really simulate the hotel experience at home, stretch out on an actual hotel bed, the kind that envelops you in comfort and instantly puts you into a deep sleep after a long day of traveling, sightseeing, or working.

Westin's well-known Heavenly Bed, found in all Westin Hotels & Resorts properties, is made with six layers of thick padding for plush comfort. Plus, it has a 13-inch conforming pillow top to complete the experience, which eliminates the need for mattress flipping, too.

Visiting a hotel spa may be out of the question, but here's how you can turn your home shower into a spa-like experience with some affordable, widely accessible amenities.

JR Watkins has an aromatherapy in-shower mist that adds fragrance to the at-home experience, instantly converting your shower into a spa-like steam room. Choose from Sleep, Detox, and Awaken aromas meant to stimulate or relax as needed. JR Watkins sent a complimentary sample of the Detox formula for me to try in my own bath, and it helped me melt off a bit of the stress of this challenging time.

The products aren't specifically available in hotels at this time, but the in-shower mist was a solid way to recreate experience showers I loved at spas like the Waldorf-Astoria Beverly Hills' La Prairie spa.

You may find yourself more tempted than ever right now to access an alcohol stash. Make your own minibar at home by keeping some pre-made canned cocktails at the ready, like Cutwater's vodka mule, made with ginger, a splash of bitters, and a hint of lime, plus Fugu vodka.

Four packs in attractive copper-colored cans are refreshing and affordably priced, and shipping is available to Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Nevada, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Washington.

The Moscow Mule traces its history back a century to New York's Chatham Hotel, so you can indulge in a little lodging lore while you sip. Plus, we love these for the pre-made ease. Quarantine is no time to add an extra trip to the store for ingredients, which are in limited supply anyway. Enjoy responsibly.

Transport yourself to a tranquil oasis — even as you shelter at home — with a scented candle that will perfume your entire space for a hint of hotel-like sensory pleasure.

Consider a candle from Jo Malone, whose scents waft through luxury hotels around the world like the elegant Beaumont Hotel in London and the chic London West Hollywood in Beverly Hills.

This version includes notes of honeysuckle to evoke the English countryside and its stately hotels, plus a fruity top note of davana and an earthy base of moss.

Cheery floral blooms typically decorate hotel lobbies and rooms, especially during seasonal periods. Some hotels really go all-in, like the Kitano Hotel New York, which employs a resident ikebana expert to create weekly customized floral arrangements.

Channel some of that beautiful sentiment and impart a pop of color to your space with a fresh potted bloom. This magenta double-stem Phalaenopsis orchid from 1-800-Flowers sits alongside a dusty rose succulent with natural twig accents in a stone square ceramic container. It's at once elegant and uplifting, adding a zen vibe to any space.

If you're the room service type, you're going to want to set yourself up with an abundant breakfast basket to enjoy with a fresh pot of coffee or tea in the morning — ideally while kicking your slipper-clad feet up and reading the paper.

While you can't wake up and order fresh baked goods from Cafe 52 at the Hotel Grand Powers in Paris, you can come close with Harry & David's signature bakery assortment filled with delicious baked goods such as lemon poppyseed coffee cake and baklava.

The basket also includes cookies like raspberry galettes to round out a generous collection of baked goods that weighs in at over four pounds.

If your taste in hotels is five stars all the way, you might be accustomed to seeing an assortment of truly opulent accessories on desks and side tables.

Aerin is a brand that is well known for top-end luxury and status and their collection of trays and decorative items make worthy investment pieces to recreate that look at home. Last year, the brand's founder Aerin Lauder joined the Rosewood Curators program as curator for the new Rosewood Bermuda, even coming up with a specific amenity line for the property.

Give your own vanity or bedside table a sleek new look along with some added functionality with Aerin's vanity tray in off white. The embossed crocodile surface is simultaneously neutral and wow-worthy, and the brass edging adds a richness to the look.

There's nothing quite as sumptuous as fluffy white towels. Just about every high-end hotel from the Four Seasons on down uses 100 percent cotton towels.

Get a set of your own for divine comfort reminiscent of a five-star suite with towels from Crane & Canopy, made from long-staple Turkish cotton for a lightweight yet soft and rich-feeling towel. You can even monogram them for an extra-special hotel feel. The essential bundle comes with two washcloths, two hand towels, and two bath towels. Unfortunately, housekeeping service to launder them after use is not included.

Few things feel better than checking into a hotel room after a long journey and depositing yourself into a perfectly made bed, topped with crisp white sheets finished to perfection by expert housekeeping staff, hospital corners and all.

Frette bedding is found in many luxurious hotels around the world, including top-end brands like St. Regis and Ritz-Carlton. They even have their own hotel collection sheets that you can buy and feature double borders on durable cotton percale sheets made in Italy. Sets include a top sheet, fitted sheet, and two pillowcases.

You don't need a deep soaking tub or high-end rain shower to feel the effects of a pampering hotel bathroom, though, they certainly help.

Indulgent bath products found in top hotels also do the trick. Cult-favorite Kiehl's — whose products have been carried in such hotels as LA's famous Hotel Bel-Air and Sunset Tower — offers a healthy skin starter kit with a set of five skin-care essentials to perk you right up and help moisturize.

Start with vitamin C serum, hydrate your face and eyes with cream and eye treatment containing nourishing avocado, and then replenish your skin before bed with facial oil — all included in this kit. All five products come as a set in a colorful, travel-ready carrying bag you can reuse when you next hit the road.

These cozy waffle-weave slippers by Casual Avenue complement the robe for a matching hotel-like set. I picked this pair because they are super comfortable, soft, and absorbent — just right to keep by the side of your bed at night to replicate a posh turndown service. But, no judgment if you're still wearing them under the desk for your Zoom meetings, too.

Every traveler knows a plush white robe is a key component of a luxurious hotel experience; on a recent work trip to London at Christmastime, I spent as much time as possible prepping work in my fluffy robe at the Four Seasons at Ten Trinity Square so I could stay cozied up until I had to brave the elements.

This version from Allswell does an ideal job of balancing the look and feel of a quintessential hotel spa robe. A waffle weave lends both a luxe look and feel with plenty of practicality: Its grooves enable it to absorb water like a sponge to dry you quickly and comfortably. And thanks to a stone washing process, it starts ultra-soft and only gets softer with each wash.