>(otherwise, I find that people re-make beds and it's hard to tell if they have been slept in),
That is why any half decent hotel has protocol to always change all the linens anytime someone rents a room.
That is why any half decent hotel has protocol to always change all the linens anytime someone rents a room.
Hotels have cleaning "scale" on their side. I'm also operating a large home with a full kitchen, balcony, garage, etc. 8 people can comfortably stay. It ends up being a LOT cheaper AND more comfortable than a hotel for 6-8 people.
Depends how much you want to risk a guest sleeping in dirty linens. Maybe you have very trustworthy people you can rely on to accurately gauge if a bed has been used or not, maybe your guests do not mind the risk either in exchange for cost/environmental savings.
I prefer the most foolproof option when it comes to sleeping in between linens or using towels on my body.