A tray and rack to keep your car key and hotel room key card together on the desk or nightstand. Staying in a hotel is grand, but it's not an organized place, unless you come prepared with a nifty Key Keeper.

You are in a hotel, getting ready to tuck into some grub in your room. It would be gauche and unsanitary to place the paper napkins on the desk or the table. Fortunately, my friend, you don't have to do that. You put them, neatly folded over once, in your convenient and stylish Guest Napkin Holder.

You're in a hotel. You shut the door. There is no 'do not disturb' doorhanger. No fear. You have the Definite Doorhanger in your Hotel Kit.

This is a utensil rest for eating in hotel rooms, suitable for knife, for, spoon, or chopsticks. You get a fast food meal, or room service (and often nowadays it's not on a cart but a tray) - with no place to keep your chopsticks or fork off the surface of the desk.

Now there is a solution - pull out your Fork or Chopstick rest from our Hotel Set, made of sturdy [whatever you printed this file in].

A Pocket Door Stop for a hotel room. You can slip it under the door using the pointy end, teeth in the carpet, and hold it open while you roll out your suitcase or grab the free newspaper, or set the room service tray outside. Then you pull it out by the finger hole and slip it in your jacket pocket.

Part of my hotel set.

A Tiny Soap Dish for those bitty hand soaps in the hotel bathroom, you open one up, get it wet, and there is no place to set it down except for the box or wrapper, which it then adheres to.

Things are different now. You just set your Tiny Soap dish on the counter, wash your hands, and place the tiny bar in its tiny home.

Part of my proposed Hotel Set, which will comprise a Decent Coaster, a Tiny Soap Dish, a Pocket Door Stop, a Concise Door Hanger, and a Fork or Chopstick Rest.

It's an internally self-draining coaster for use in a hotel. You never have a decent coaster in a hotel room.

See my article here on my blog.

New version of coaster, both STL and source from Sketchup drawing.