35+ Great Hostess Gift Ideas for 2022

Breaking a wine glass could be considered a major party foul, but not when you roll up with this stylish set.

Shake it off and look stylish while doing it.

A stellar (and sustainable) rosé, produced at the oldest vineyard in Saint-Tropez, because the rosé season should be year-round.

Spice up their life with this set of spices from celeb chef Kai Chase, who’s cooked for the likes of former president Barack Obama — NBD.

A pasta kit curated by a Michelin-starred NYC restaurant, so they can enjoy an easy weeknight dinner.

If they don’t know about Ina Garten’s coconut cake, now they do.

Sure, cheese is great. But cheese on a patchwork agate platter is even better.

For the person who doesn’t travel with jewelry stuffed into Ziplock bags.

Keep it sweet with this family-owned honey brand.

This set will make their dining table feel like a cozy Italian trattoria, in the best way.

Bring some warmth and color with this original artwork — and it comes framed!

From classics (boulevardier anyone?) To niche drinks like Hemingway’s Death in the Afternoon, learn to make them all here. The coolest part? A little history lesson is provided for each recipe, and you can learn where and when each drink was created.

Who amongst us couldn’t use a new set of tea towels?

Don’t underestimate the true luxury of nice olive oil. How about this limited-edition bottle by Beverly’s NYC in partnership with a small family-owned orchard in Santa Ynez, California? The illustration is by New York-based designer Naomi Otsu.

Pretty much everyone can use a few extra Zzzs.

Give the gift of convenience — this charger is so slim it’ll fit in any wallet, so your host will never be stranded without a battery.

The soirée might be fabulous and all, but it’ll be infinitely more swanky if you break out a bottle of bubbly as opulent as Perrier-Jouët’s latest artist collaboration.

Help friends create modern Indian cuisine — in the hopes that they’ll end up feeding you—With this fun book by chef Priya Krishna.

Skip out on the matches and disposable lighters with this convenient (and rechargeable) electric lighter. You really can’t go wrong with the selection of colors.

Dried arrangements make for a longer-lasting gift than the traditional bouquet.

Traditionally, wishing baskets are given to someone you love. In turn, they can fill it with little notes that they hope will come true.

Help your hosts wind down in the most luxurious way.

Could wine get any better? Yeah, actually. Try wine in these tinted glasses; note the elegant thin stem.

A thoughtful journal for keeping track of personal goals. Pencil some quality time together before handing it over.

File under: things that look like other things.

“For someone who drinks so much wine it’s weird that you don’t know how to open a bottle,” said someone totally not to us.

Spoil your hosts with some lavishness in return.

Is there anything more classic than mother of pearl? Elevate any dining experience with these beauties.

Bring them one step closer to being a zero-waste household.

Sweet slumber is made one thousand times better with a sleep mask.

Cutting boards double as cheese boards if you’re smart about presentation.

Airdropping a photo album is never as good as sharing a hard copy.

Stews are only as delicious as the dutch oven they’re served in.

Add their initials to this gift for a personalized touch.

For the one who thinks matcha lattes> iced coffees.

You, too, would be impressed if you saw this on someone’s coffee table.