What is the warmest room in your house?

[DebbieTheCat]

Our dining room seems to have its own microclimate!
Always a few degrees warmer there than anywhere else.

Dh’s office, which also houses the boiler. I’ve had laundry drying cupboards built in there to make the most of the warmth - I can hang three loads in there and dry it all overnight, it’s brilliant.

Dh doesn’t like working in there because it’s too warm.

The utility room. It's toasty. Our downstairs loo is the coldest room.

the living room on the middle floor is boiling due to being fairly small and having an unobstructed radiator

Ditto. And utility as they were the newest addition so the insulation is good.

When the heating is on mine is also the downstairs loo, very small room with radiator and no window. In the summer it is quite cold though.

Probably then my en-suite, again small room and oversized towel radiator.

Other than that they are all fairly similar if the doors are kept shut.

All round, it will be the shop room, after I tape up the outer door for winter. We have two cast iron school radiators in there, which stay warm for ages.
The dog room has the wood burner though, and can get tropical when it is lit, mostly in the evenings.