PROYou don’t really need the chair but it would be nice to have that and I find my guests never use the dresser in my guest room so we took it out and put a small desk and chair in , it gets used all the time. So I would say 11 x11 is a good size.
In my last house, the guest room was 10.5 by 11 feet and inches, with a very small (four foot) closet. Like Patricia, I removed the unused chest of drawers, and replaced it with a desk and small chair. A queen bed, bookshelf, night table and lamp fit nicely, along with a folding luggage stand.
Are you designing a home? Door and window placement make a difference, too. Try laying out the furniture you'd like to have in the room to make sure you have ample circulation space, and a decent bit of uninterrupted space for the bed wall/headboard.
As a code perspective, the International Residential Code (US) states:
R304.2 Other rooms.
Other habitable rooms shall have a floor area of not less than 70 square feet (6.5 m2).
Exception: Kitchens.
R304.3 Minimum dimensions.
Habitable rooms shall not be less than 7 feet (2134 mm) in any horizontal dimension.
Exception: Kitchens
PROIf it's truly a guest bedroom that won't be used that much, anywhere from 11x11-11x13 would be ok...depending on the size bed you want to use.
Thank you so much for your input. It is much appreciated. My husband and I are building. Home and the width for the guest room can only be 10 feet, but the length can be 13 to 15 feet. I was nervous that would be too small. Unfortunately, I cannot increase the width.
The smallest bedroom we have is a 13 x12. I wouldn't go smaller than that. It fits a queen bed and two nightstands, a small tv cabinet. The room has a walk-in closet
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