comforts
n. C / U B1 Intermediate US //ˈkəmfɝts// UK //kˈʌmfəts// com·forts
n. the things that make your life easier and more pleasant. These are often small luxuries like soft beds, warm rooms, or good food.
n. things that contribute to physical ease and well-being. Often refers to material amenities or domestic luxuries that provide a sense of security and relaxation.
The hotel offers all the modern comforts of home.
After a week of camping in the rain, they were desperate for the simple comforts of a hot shower and a soft mattress.
While the remote research station was functional, it lacked the creature comforts that most staff members had grown accustomed to in the city.
Usage
Plural form is standard when referring to specific items or amenities; the singular form often refers to a state of emotional consolation.