How to wash bed sheets in a five-star hotel

Do five-star hotels really not change bed sheets?

The annual tourist season is here again. Are those who are going out for fun ready to stay in a hotel? Is it true that the higher the star rating, the better the hotel's health status?

On September 4 last year, "Blueberry Review", a self-proclaimed independent evaluation organization, published an article titled "Five-star hotel, why don't you change the sheets?" "The evaluation report quickly hit the circle of friends. The article stated that the staff of the agency stayed at five five-star hotels in Beijing and found that the above-mentioned hotels did not completely replace the bedding after the guests checked out, and the toilets, bathtubs, mouthwash cups, bathrobes and other items were also not completely replaced. Cleanliness is actually the same in many places. Hotels also have to save costs. Look at the companies that collect hotel linens. Every order is clearly recorded. I remember that some hotels are equipped with laundry equipment, and some of their own employees' clothes are also washed there. , guests' clothes are also washed there, and hotel room sheets and towels are also washed there.

As for changing, each has its own merits. For example, if there are four pillows in a double room, if only one person stays and uses 2 pillows, after this person checks out, the other 2 pillows will be used. The pillowcases will definitely not be changed for you. Some experienced room attendants will check if there are any indentations on the pillows, and even smell if there is any smell, and then they will not change the pillowcases if they are not needed. The same goes for bedsheets. There are those who sleep well, and when they wake up, the bedsheets are very smooth. In the eyes of some room attendants, such sheets are just spread out. Some are afraid of the smell, so they will turn them over for you.

Go to the towels and bathrobes in the bathroom. As long as they are clean and dry, they will be folded and put on for you. As for cups, I believe no one uses them directly. They must be scalded. Some hotels also provide small bottled water and water dispensers. How about saying that the bottled water is pure? Although there are Equipment for filtering bottled water, but some room attendants will install it directly at the tap and buckle it on for you. There are also slippers. If they are not disposable, don't wear them.

By the way, the waiters in those hotels have work tasks every day. If they can't finish them, they have to work overtime. How many rooms must each person clean every day. They all work, and who doesn’t want to have some leisure time? Some people will definitely be happier if they are assigned a dozen rooms that they can all extend their stay than if they are assigned a dozen rooms that they want to return, right?

In short, you never know how hygienic a hotel is? But it’s impossible to never stay in a hotel again because of this. Our only choice is to try to stay in a better hotel if financial conditions permit. As for the star rating, is it really that important?