In a Paris one-bedroom flat, there is no room for a cupboard full of spare sheets, nor time to run three loads of washing between two guests. Yet that is what short-term letting demands if you keep your own linen. With linen hire, that problem leaves your flat.
How it works
At every clean, the team takes away the used linen and puts in a clean set, washed and ironed by a professional laundry. You have no stock to buy, no washing to do and no linen drying in the bathroom.
- Sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases sized to your beds
- Bath and hand towels, bath mats
- Tea towels
- One set per stay, changed whatever the length of the stay
Hotel-standard linen
Guests compare the photos in the listing with what they find on arrival. A bed made with crisp, well-ironed white linen, thick towels and enough of them: these details come back in reviews. For a researcher staying a week near the Cité universitaire, we can plan a change of linen during the stay.
Fewer comings and goings in the building
Linen arrives and leaves with the cleaning team, in a single visit. No extra delivery driver, no bags left in the hall or outside the caretaker’s lodge. In the older buildings of the 14th with no lift, the neighbours appreciate that too.
Linen is part of the stay just like the welcome: see also our handling of arrivals and departures and our article on stays near the Cité universitaire.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to buy linen for my flat?
No. Linen is supplied, laundered and changed for every stay. You have nothing to buy or store.
Will the linen fit my beds?
Yes. We note the size of the beds and pillows at the start, and the sets are prepared accordingly.
Can the linen be changed during a long stay?
Yes. For a stay of several days, a change during the stay can be arranged with the guest.
