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Guest in a white Emsworth robe and head towel, reading on a lounge in a warm hotel room
The Stay

One day,
every textile.

Follow a guest from dawn to turndown.

Sixteen hours at your hotel

Every touch matters.

From the first towel of the morning to the last sheet turned down at night, a guest remembers how a stay felt.

Scroll to start the day

07:00Waking up

Intoarobe, feetintoslippers.

Waffle or terry robes in the guest’s size, and slippers waiting by the bed.

07:30The bathroom

Softtowels, warmlight.

Bath sheet, bath, hand and face towels from 420 to 700 GSM, with a woven bath mat underfoot.

Breakfast: Linen on the table.

09:00Breakfast

Linen onthetable.

Tablecloths and napkins in your colours, folded and pressed for the breakfast room.

12:00By the pool

Stripes bythewater.

Cabana-stripe pool towels, quick to spot and quick to dry, laid out on every lounger by noon.

14:00The long afternoon

Lazyhours, arobeinthebreeze.

Light robes in prints and plains for the pool deck and the walk back to the room, soft enough to live in all afternoon.

16:00The spa

Aslower afternoon.

Spa towels in soft, warm colours, and hand towels rolled and banded for the treatment rooms.

Dinner: Polished glass, a woven napkin.

19:30Dinner

Polishedglass, awovennapkin.

Napkins with your name woven in, and glass cloths that leave nothing behind on the crystal.

22:00Turndown

Abed madeforsleep.

Percale and sateen sheets from 200 to 400 thread count, turned down with the slippers set out.

Everytouch
matters.

Emsworth. The grammar of fabric.

Dress the whole stay.

Tell us your rooms, outlets and occupancy, and we will put together one specification for the day, from uniforms to turndown.

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