The Best Slippers for Hotel-Worthy Comfort at Home

Condé Nast Traveler editors are big fans of all things Barefoot Dreams. The California-based brand is beloved for its super-soft blankets, pajamas, loungewear, and robes—so it comes as no surprise that the CozyChic ribbed slippers are equally, well, cozy. The ribbed knit construction offers warmth, softness, and durability. To top it off, they’re machine washable.

Material: Polyester microfiber

Bombas has quite a few solid slippers from which to choose—including the Gripper Slipper that really blurs the line between sock and shoe. But the Sunday Slipper, with its super-soft faux fur and slip-on, slip-off capability, really puts it at the top of the heap in the realm of versatility.

Material: Polyester

These Turkish cotton slippers from Parachute are a standout for their durable, high-quality construction. They’re soft and cozy like your favorite terry cloth towel, and best of all, you can toss them in the washing machine for effortless cleaning.

Material: Turkish cotton terry cloth

The soft, moisture-wicking sheepskin wool lining of this classic shoe has made it an all-time favorite from the nostalgic Australian brand. The Scuff comes with a thin rubber sole that has just the right amount of support and stability for being on your feet in the kitchen or just lounging around on the weekend. Colors include the popular chestnut, dark gray, and black.

Material: Suede, wool, sheepskin

One of the little luxuries of a hotel stay is slipping into the plush robes and slippers hanging in the closet. Now you can capture that vacation-level comfort at home with these Ritz-Carlton slippers. Crafted from ultra-soft microfiber, they feel cozy and spa-like, while the non-slip soles make them practical for everyday wear around the house. The embroidered Ritz-Carlton logo adds a touch of opulence, and when they need a refresh, simply toss them in the wash.

Material: Polyester

Eberjey’s aptly named plush mule slippers give the classic house shoe a stylish upgrade. Made from 100% polyester, the fabric is lightweight and moisture-wicking, helping to keep your feet cool and dry while still feeling soft and cozy without bulk. Finished with a cushioned insole and sturdy rubber sole, they’re the kind of slippers you’ll want to live in—equal parts trendy, comfy, and functional.

Material: Polyester

Birkenstock manufactures footwear of fabulous durability and quality, from the famous sandals and clogs that you can wear here, there, and everywhere to the more indoor-friendly Zermatt shearling. Despite being supremely soft, the latex sole offers a boost of support, which is why they make such a great house shoe. They come in men’s and women’s sizes, and you can pick between wide or narrow fits for optimal comfort.

Material: Wool, shearling

Made with ultra-soft sheep fur and a plush shearling lining, these chic slippers provide plenty of warmth on chilly fall and winter mornings. As warm as they are, they’re also naturally odor-resistant and breathable, so you don’t have to worry about your feet getting too hot. They offer a grippy, durable outsole, so while they’re best suited for lounging indoors, they can also be worn outside if necessary; you’ll feel a little more secure wearing them out on the Airbnb’s deck or down to the hotel lobby than in other pairs. These are a thoughtful gift for anyone you want to spoil (or yourself!).

Material: Sheep fur, plush shearling

Slide slippers are not all created equal, as evidenced by these super plush slides with a metallic trim. This luxury slipper keeps your feet dry and cool, thanks to its moisture-wicking and temperature-regulating design. They also have a slip-resistant outer sole.

Material: Australian shearling

While your winter wardrobe likely contains a cashmere sweater or two, don’t sleep on these Cozy Cashmere Slides from Garnet Hill. Thanks to the slip-on slides’ sumptuous cashmere construction and breathable, thermal-insulating fibers, they’ll keep your feet warm and toasty—but not sweaty—all winter long. The padded footbed provides an extra layer of pillowy-soft comfort.

Material: Cashmere

The Ugg Tasman slipper might be the most recognizable on this list, and it’s popular for a reason: The closed-back design makes it a more practical alternative to the brand’s classic Scuff slipper; the plush sheepskin lining and durable suede upper ensure coziness and durability; and the Fair Isle-inspired Tasman braid around the trim adds a hint of character.

Material: Sheepskin, suede

It’s easy to see why this under-$25 Amazon find has racked up over 23,000 five-star ratings. Not only are these slippers ridiculously soft (and just the right amount of over-the-top), but they’re also pretty practical courtesy of the thick memory foam insole that retains its shape even after daily wear.

Material: Fleece

L.L.Bean fans rave about these clog-like slippers for their arch support, heel cushioning, and playful patterns, featuring designs ranging from turtles to moose to ombré forest trees. They have a fleece lining and rubber anti-slip sole, and are roomy enough to wear your thickest socks underneath in colder months, making them our top pick for cold feet.

Material: Wool, fleece

These Four Seasons Resort slippers are a bit different from your typical hotel pair, as they’re designed to be worn both indoors and outdoors. The velvet finish gives them a dressed-up feel, and the hand-stitched Italian craftsmanship makes them feel extra special. Available in several destination-inspired shades like Miami Rose, Anguilla Green, and Napa Cabernet, they pack as much personality as they do comfort.

Material: Velvet, cotton