Idiom · B1 · Neutral · Home and family
feel at home
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Meaning
To feel comfortable and relaxed in a place, as if it were your own home.
Examples
- The hotel staff were so kind that I felt at home immediately.
- After a few weeks in the new city, she started to feel at home.
- I never feel at home in big, noisy offices.
How to use it
Use feel at home for places and groups of people. A related phrase is make yourself at home, which you say to a guest as an invitation to relax.
Common mistake
Not: I feel like at home here.
Say: I feel at home here. (Do not add like.)
Last updated 20 October 2026