Hotel linen is a broad term for a range of essential linens that are designed to provide comfort, quality and an unrivalled guest experience for the hotel. Hotel linen includes everything from bathroom towels, to bed sheets and kitchen cloths and beyond, which is exactly why ensuring your linen is fresh, clean and effortlessly maintained is a major part of hotel management. Specifically, hotel linens mainly include the following categories of products:
1. Bed Linen
● Bed Sheet: including sheets of various sizes and materials, used to lay on the bed, protect the mattress and increase comfort.
● Bed Skirt: a fabric product decorated around the bed, usually used with bed sheets to increase the beauty of the bed.
● Bed Cover/Bed Runner: a fabric product used to cover the bed, which can protect the bed sheets and mattress and increase the overall beauty of the bed. Bed covers are generally thinner, while bedspreads are usually thicker and have a layer of shaping cotton inside.
● Mattress Protector: a protective pad laid between the bed sheets and the mattress to increase the durability and comfort of the mattress.
● Quilt Cover: a cloth cover used to wrap the quilt core, which is easy to wash and replace.
● Quilt Insert: a warm material filled in the quilt cover, such as down, chemical fiber cotton, etc.
● Pillow Case: a cloth cover used to wrap the pillow core, which is also easy to wash and replace.
● Pillow Insert: a supporting material filled in the pillowcase, such as down, chemical fiber cotton, buckwheat husk, etc.
● Throw Pillows/Cushions: small pillows placed on the bed or sofa to increase comfort and aesthetics.
● Blanket: a bedding with good thermal insulation performance, usually used in winter or cold areas.
● Mattress Topper: a thinner pad, usually placed between the bed sheet and the bed pad to increase comfort.
● Fitted Sheet: a bed sheet with elastic bands around it that can be tightly wrapped around the mattress to prevent the bed sheet from slipping off.
2. Dining Linen
● Napkin: a fabric product used to wipe tableware or folded into various shapes and placed on the dining table as decoration.
● Tablecloth/Tablecloth: a fabric product laid on the dining table to protect the tabletop and increase its beauty.
● Chair Cover: a cloth cover used to wrap the dining chair, which is easy to clean and replace.
● Western Table Mat: a mat used under Western tableware to prevent the tableware from directly contacting the tabletop.
● Tray Mat: a mat used to place under the tray or tableware to prevent the tray or tableware from rubbing against the tabletop to cause scratches.
● Table Skirt: a fabric product surrounding the dining table, used in conjunction with the tablecloth to increase the beauty of the dining table.
● Stage Skirt: a fabric product used for stage decoration, usually hung on the edge of the stage or on a bracket above the stage.
● Cup Cloth: a fabric product used to wipe wine glasses or other tableware.
● Coast Pad: a mat used to place under wine glasses or other tableware to prevent the tableware from directly contacting the tabletop to cause scratches or noise.
3. Bath Linen
● Face Towel: A smaller towel, usually used to wipe the face or hands.
● Hand Towel: A larger towel used to wipe the body or face.
● Bath Towel: A larger towel used to wipe the body after bathing.
● Floor Towel: A towel laid on the bathroom floor, used by guests to dry their feet after bathing.
● Bathrobe: A longer bathrobe for guests to wear in the bathroom or room.
● Shower Curtain: A curtain hung in the bathroom to cover the shower area.
● Laundry Bag: A bag for clothes or linens that need to be washed.
● Hair Dryer Bag: A bag for hair dryers, usually hung on the wall of the bathroom.
● Turban: A smaller towel, usually used to wrap the head.
● Sauna Suit: Clothing worn in the sauna, usually made of terry cloth.
● Beach Towel: A larger towel, usually used to lay on the ground or wrap the body at the beach or outdoor activities.
4. Meeting Linen
● Table Cloth/Table Cover: fabric products used on conference tables or negotiation tables to protect the tabletop and increase its beauty.
● Table Skirt: fabric products around the conference table or negotiation table, used in conjunction with table cloth/table cover.
5. Curtains
● Inner Gauze Curtains: thin gauze curtains usually hung on the inside of the window to block sunlight and mosquitoes.
● Blackout Curtains: heavy curtains used to block sunlight, usually hung on the outside or inside of the window.
● Outer Curtains: curtains hung on the outside of the window, usually used to increase the beauty and privacy of the room.
In summary, there are many types of hotel linens, covering fabric products required for various areas and scenes in the hotel. These linens are not only practical, but also enhance the overall beauty and comfort of the hotel.
Post time: Dec-03-2024
