Linen

Linen is the sheets and towels a short-let flat keeps for itself, swapped fresh on every turnover. It is the host's own property, not something a cleaning service supplies, and how much of it a flat owns decides whether a same-day booking is even possible.

Why the count matters more than the quality

A flat with only one set of linen cannot complete a turnover without a wash cycle running in the middle of it, which takes longer than most Malta checkout to check-in windows. Two sets is the practical minimum: one goes into the wash while the other goes straight onto the bed. Three is what most hosts settle on once they have run into the exception that two does not cover.

Whose job it is to wash it

A cleaner strips the used set and starts the wash on the way out, but the wash finishing before the next guest arrives depends on the flat already owning a second clean set, not on the cleaner working faster.

Conclusion

Linen is the one thing a turnover cannot supply on the spot, which is why the count sitting in the flat matters more than almost any other detail. See the full price list and coverage areas for how it fits into every clean.