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Hotel bedding is bought on two different clocks: a mattress is a five-to-ten-year decision made once per room, and a sheet is a stock level you replenish while the property carries on around it. The two shelves below are split along that line.
Three is the working answer — one on the bed, one in the linen room, one in the wash — with a fourth par where laundry turnaround runs past a day or the property sits near full occupancy. Order in whole pars, so rooms stay matched as sets wear out.
No, and usually they are not: mattresses get replaced floor by floor in a refit, linen is topped up every season. What does have to match is mattress depth against the fitted-sheet pocket — a 26 cm mattress under a shallow sheet pulls loose overnight, and housekeeping pays for that every morning.
Within the limits of cloth, yes: the same specification — gsm, weave, embroidery, colour reference — repeats order to order. Dye lots do drift a shade between runs, so a mid-life top-up of a few dozen towels will not sit perfectly beside the originals. Replacing by floor or by room block keeps that difference out of any one room.
