Guide · Guest accessories
Choosing guest accessories correctly
Three guides to hangers, bags and single-use classics
A hanger is handled a thousand times in ten years, a swimming cap once. Both belong to the room's furnishings, both are bought differently: in pieces per room or in cases per arrival. Three guides, one answer each to the question buyers ask us most often.
THE GUIDES
Three questions, three answers
Each guide answers a question from the practice of executive housekeepers and buyers. Amenities in a paper sachet, slippers and terry linen have their own guides; here it is about hangers, bags, dishes and the classics in film.
- Hangers and anti-theft protection Hook, bar, clip bar or ring: which hanger belongs on which rail, how many a room needs and what keeps the hanger in the wardrobe.
- Bags and totes of cotton and paper Laundry bag, shoe bag, slipper bag, hairdryer bag: weight, sizes, laundry, print and logo.
- Swimming cap, sleep mask, sewing kit: the single-use classics What a house keeps in stock, what reception hands out, what comes in cases of 1,000 and 5,000 and how the inner pack gets onto the trolley.
All items with picture, size, material and pieces per case are on the page Guest accessories for the hotel room.
A hanger in your own hand?
Number of rooms and wardrobe are enough, you receive a proposal with quantities and a sample pack on request.
