I ask my papa to take me to a different love hotel every time, but my hair always ends up smelling the same.
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I assume they all use the same fabric softener for their pillows, sheets, and other linens, but I wonder if it smells the same at luxury city hotels like the Ritz or Hilton too.
I’m not particularly interested in the hotel facilities themselves, so I figured a love hotel was fine. But if they smell nice, I might ask him to take me to one for my birthday.
Sorry for the silly question, but I’ve been curious, so I’d appreciate your answers whenever you have a moment.
I’m Nana Ayase♡
I once heard that when luxury hotels like the Ritz first open, they give perfume to their valued guests.
When you enter the lobby, you’ll notice each hotel has its own distinctive scent, so if you ever get the chance, try taking a sniff.
There are dedicated companies that handle linens such as sheets, so that’s probably where the fragrance comes from.
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I’m Taro, a male member.
Places like the Ritz have such a distinctive scent. For special occasions, you should ask to be taken there.
The linens are incredibly soft, too, and they make you feel so happy.
But the razors are terrible and leave you covered in blood. Not really relevant to women, though.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
I once did business with a company that uses scents for branding, and their clients included many renowned international hotels and luxury car dealerships. There are quite a few hotels with a lovely fragrance drifting through the lobby, aren’t there?
Apparently, companies in Europe and the U.S. are more likely to use scent branding. You should definitely have your papa take you there.
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