Gifts for Hotels: A Guide to Gifts for 2023

The Fife Arms sleigh is made from sustainable Scottish ash wood. The Fife Arms Hotel was created by the Artfarm Group and is renowned for its magnificent collection of gifts. They are all local and combine beauty and practicality. These handcrafted wooden sleds, made from sustainable Scottish ash wood with curved wooden runners and ply steel fastenings, will allow you to glide down snowy slopes with ease. They are also adorned with the Fife Arms monogram.

Other hotels also have a charity component to their stores, using local crafts and know-how. This 100% cotton jacket ($695) is a product of the NIHI Sumba Hotel in Indonesia, which deservedly ranks among the most exemplary resorts. The jacket is created by local artisans and when purchased, a portion of the purchase goes to support the Sumba Foundation, which focuses on health and education projects and supports local traditions.

The Italian resort Borgo Egnazia, which boasts Puglia and has been visited by Madonna and the Beckhams, offers a wide range of gifts. The gift basket (£140) includes two bottles of vermouth and two handmade copper cups, allowing you to bring a little Puglia with you anywhere in the world.

The Tombolo Hotel's La Sirenuse collection combines Italian and American style. All pieces in the Sirenuse collection are delightfully designed, but the Corsa jacket ($323) deserves a special mention for giving you a taste of the Amalfi Coast. A 100% recycled polyester windproof jacket with wind protection and taped seams is perfect for sunny climates in any weather.

The Carlyle Hotel in Upper East New York has the perfect gift - a Carlyle keychain ($25) made of heavy metal, with an emblem that will make you feel part of its history.

The Claridge's Hotel offers a candle sharpener (£420) that was made by designer Jess Wheeler from recycled brass and pure silver solder paste. This artwork is inspired by the splendor of the oak fields around the designer's home in North Wales.

French brand Kulte offers a 1970s-inspired canvas poncho ($95) created with a simple and casual childhood design. It's suitable for both wiping and lounging, creating an August Côte d'Azur vibe all year long.