The 12 Best Towel Warmers So You Can Have a Spa Treatment at Home, Every Day

This towel warmer resembles a clothes hamper more than a towel rack, but it’s spacious enough for two or three towels or a thick bathrobe. Its contemporary design blends right into your bathroom decor, and its larger size keeps warm, fluffy towels at the ready for multiple bathers.

The appliance heats up for up to an hour, but it also has a quick 1-minute rapid cycle. It takes just 6 minutes for it to reach its highest temperature of 275 degrees Fahrenheit — just in time for you to finish your shower. It even has a slot to put fragrance packs for scented towels to give you that spa day feel from the comfort of your own home.

"During our testing, we found this unit the fastest and most efficient at warming our towels,” said Emma Caplan, a writer from home-advice website Bob Vila. “Beyond its stellar performance, the bucket-style warmer looks stylish and modern."

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Short on patience? This warmer's rapid-fire heating system means no waiting for warm towels.

The Amba Radiant towel warmer has 10 horizontal bars to accommodate two full-sized towels. Since it's made from highly durable rust-resistant 304 stainless steel, the warmer is built to last. It must be hardwired into your wall for power, but there's also a plug-in variant you can purchase as well. Once installed, it's as simple as flipping a switch on its underside, and you'll have a toasty warm towel in about 10 minutes.

The Radiant warmer reaches temperatures up to 149 degrees Fahrenheit. It comes in either a polished or brushed stainless steel, matte black, or satin brass finish to perfectly match your bathroom. Measuring in at just 21 inches long by 20 inches wide, it doesn't take up too much room, either.

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Towel warmers are, without a doubt, luxury goods that don’t run cheap — especially if you plan to purchase a wall-mounted warmer. With its sub-$300 price point and a slew of features, the Brandon Basics towel warmer is the exception to the rule. It can warm up your towels in less than 10 minutes and has 12 stainless steel bars to heat multiple towels simultaneously.

The towel warmer — which comes in polished or brushed stainless steel or matte black finishes — is equipped with a 57-inch power cable, but it can also be hardwired. Rather than having a hard-to-locate switch on its underside, the Brandon Basics towel warmer features a built-in timer that's located on its front face to automatically turn itself off. It can remain powered on for 1 or 2 hours.

Another nice touch is that this is the only towel warmer that we came across, which includes a garment hook for hanging your clothing.

With its under-$100 price point, the KEG freestanding towel warmer is proof that you don't have to spend big bucks on treating yourself to the finer things in life, like a warm towel after a relaxing shower. This versatile option stands independently and doesn't require any expensive construction to install.

Thanks to the towel warmer's low 35-inch height, it's easy to drape a couple of towels over its many bars. It has a 6-foot-long power cord, which hopefully will be long enough to keep towels within arm's reach from your tub.

Weighing in at just 6 pounds, the KEG is a breeze to move around your bathroom. Just make sure it's powered off before moving, though, as it can reach temperatures of up to 131 degrees Fahrenheit.

The DOACE towel warmer is a feature-filled bucket-style warmer that offers plenty of room to heat up a large blanket or two 40 by 70-inch towels.

On its lid, you'll find three buttons: one that controls power, another for setting a 20-, 40-, and 60-minute auto-off timer, as well as a delay start feature. Pressing the latter will delay it between 30 minutes and 24 hours. We were happy to see that the appliance comes with four hooks for hanging gloves, hats, socks, or undergarments.

This option has a peak temperature of 275 degrees Fahrenheit, which it achieves in only 10 minutes. Like the Keenray warmer we mentioned, it also has a slot for essential oil discs t0 add a light fragrance to your towels.

This contemporary towel warmer is made from stainless steel and comes in a gorgeous bronze finish. It comes with a stainless steel plate to conceal the wires and give it a more svelte-looking design. Its seven bars offer enough room to heat two large towels.

“We’ve had our Ancona towel warmer for 8 years,” said John Macintosh, who wrote a review of the Comfort Towel Warmer. "The towel warmer has added a spa-like feel to our ensuite. It has worked faithfully and kept our towels feeling like they were just removed from the dryer for when we get out of the shower."

Best of all, it heats up to an optimal temperature in under 15 minutes — so by the time you’re finished with your shower or bath, you’ll have a warm and cozy towel.

Amba's Jeeves heated towel rack has a compatible upgrade kit that allows for an installation in a wet area, making it a good option for tiled bathrooms with walk-in showers or to be hung on a wall above a bathtub.

The Jeeves is equipped with 12 straight horizontal bars, and even its parallel vertical bars heat up, so you can be sure your towel will be nice and toasty in just 10 minutes. Rather than using wire cables to heat up, this option has a liquid-filled system to keep the bars warm.

The towel warmer is made from stainless steel, and it’s available in white, oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and brushed or polished stainless steel finishes.

This towel warmer from SHARNDY is just 16 inches tall and 24 inches wide — making it the best towel warmer for folks that have smaller-sized bathrooms. The wall-mounted towel warmer comes in an attractive-looking oil-rubbed bronze, matte black, and brushed or polished stainless steel finish.

It can be plugged into or hardwired to your wall. Because of its smaller size, you can only dry or warm a single towel on its four bars.

WarmlyYours is more commonly known for its radiant floor heating, but the company's towel warmer line uses similar internal heating elements to warm and dry towels and bathrobes.

The Sierra — which is available in polished stainless, matte black, and brass gold finishes — accommodates two large bath towels across its eight bars. The appliance plugs into a standard outlet or can be hardwired into your home's electrical connection.

On its bottom-left bar, you’ll find a power switch and LED light which indicates that it’s powered on. The towel bar even offers users overheat protection in which it’ll power itself off in the event its surface temperature exceeds 167 degrees Fahrenheit.

The compact and space-saving design of the Zadro towel warmer will make it the perfect addition to any small bathroom. We're huge fans of its sleek and modern design that'll blend in with any bathroom.

Despite its small footprint, the Zadro bucket towel warmer can easily accommodate a full-sized bath towel or an oversized bathrobe. It's perfect for an entryway, too, if you want to heat up scarves, gloves, or a blanket. The warmer offers even heating and packs a useful automatic timer to power itself off after 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes.

Thanks to its compact size, slim profile, and convenient features, it's sure to be your new favorite thing in your small bathroom. But, for those in search of something a little larger, Zadro makes a full-sized bucket-style towel warmer that may be worth checking out!

Measuring in at almost 40 inches tall, the Vega towel warmer is equipped with 10 heated bars (eight horizontal and two vertical) to warm even the largest of bath sheets. Whether you want to heat up two towels before bathtime, use it to dry towels after a day by the pool, or hang a couple of bathrobes on it, this elegant-looking warmer will get anything toasty warm.

This option is made from stainless steel and requires a hardwired electrical connection. Unfortunately, it lacks a timer, which is a little surprising given its steep price. But it’s one of the few towel warmers that is equipped with a digital heat controller you can use to adjust its temperature. In fact, there are nine temperature levels to choose from between 110 and 180 degrees Fahrenheit.

With a heat time of just 10 minutes and an output of 853 BTUs, this towel warmer is one of the most powerful and luxurious-looking ones you can buy. Even better, it's backed by a 3-year warranty.

If you're looking for warmth but also need a spot to set your folded towels, check out this towel warmer from ANZII. It's one of the most inexpensive options that have a shelf on its top for stowing towels. Although we would have liked to see an integrated timer with the ANZZI, we appreciate that it is backed by a lifetime warranty.

The warmer offers plenty of room for two large bath towels and heats up in about 20 minutes. Plus, the on/off switch is discreetly hidden on the underside of the bar.