What does linen mean? I often see linen rooms in hotels. Can anyone explain it? What exactly is hotel linen? Why is it called linen?

Linen is a professional term for hotels. Linen is a general term for towels, tablecloths, sheets, pillowcases, etc. placed in guest rooms.

Hotel linen refers to almost everything related to "cloth" in modern hotels, including hotel room bedding: such as sheets, quilt covers, pillowcases, pillow cores, quilt cores, decorative fabrics, etc.; hotel restaurants Textiles: such as tablecloths, tablecloths, chair covers, etc.; hotel bathroom products: such as square towels, face towels, bath towels, bathrobes, etc.

Extended information:

Hotel professional related terms:

1. MOD

MOD, the full name is manager on duty, generally refers to the manager on duty Designated as the representative of the general manager within the specified time, responsible for the hotel's customer service and quality and ensuring guest safety.

2. Reception

Reception is the work area responsible for providing guests with check-in, check-out, inquiry and cashier services. It also generally refers to the employees who provide the above services to customers.

3. Check-in

Check-in, check-in, is to fill in the check-in form for the guest, including; name, gender, nationality, place of residence, ID card ( Foreign passport) number, contact number, check-in date and days.

4. Guest Room

Guest Room, the room where guests stay and rest. Common room types include standard king room, standard twin room, superior king room, superior twin room, deluxe king room, executive twin room, suite, deluxe suite, etc.

5. DND

DND, the full name is do no disturb, do not disturb the room. According to the needs of guests, set up do-not-disturb signs for guests so that hotel staff will not disturb guests.