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Hotel towel folding pattern course

Hotel towel folding pattern tutorial, details are as follows:

First of all, method one:

1. Lay the prepared towel flat and fold it in half. Hold the left and right corners of the towel and tie a knot. Open the unbound two corners so that the left and right corners cross each other.

2. Then in the previous step, pull out the two corners that are not knotted, turn the towel over and adjust it slightly, and you can see the beautiful roses.

Second, the second method:

1. First, lay the towel flat on the table and fold it into a pointed triangle. The method is to fold the left and right top corners in half to the middle, and at the same time fold the towel along the left and right hypotenuse to the center line.

2. Fold the top of the towel into an "S" shape until there is a gap between two fingers, arrange the towel and press out the angle of the swan's bow.

Third, knowledge expansion:

1, the guest room should be equipped with guest room facilities corresponding to the hotel star standard, such as dresser, wardrobe, bed, seat, sofa, bedside control cabinet and other supporting furniture.

2. Each room has its own bathroom, which is generally equipped with a sitting toilet, dressing table and hot and cold water facilities. Each room has a split air conditioner or central air conditioner that can guarantee or adjust the temperature, and each room is equipped with a telephone, which can make domestic or international long-distance calls directly or through the switchboard.

3. Each room is equipped with TV and audio equipment, and each room is equipped with a certain amount of stationery, such as stationery, envelopes, postcards, city maps, sewing kits, hotel guides, etc.

4. Each room is also equipped with a certain number of sanitary articles, such as toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, conditioner or conditioner, shower cap, shoe polisher, etc.

Hotel products are composed of several different departments, including consumers' interests and various services, that is, tangible and measurable goods sold or rented to guests and intangible or unmeasurable goods, which are combined with tangible material goods to form hotel products.