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ELIYA Hotel Linen Manufacturer

Established in 2006, ELIYA Hotel Linen Co., Ltd. is the China professional hotel linen supplier, specialized in supplying hotel bedding, bathroom linen, table items, hotel amenities set and other related hotel supplies products to hotel industry around the world.

The main market is worldwide which is included North America, Europe, Asia, Central America, Middle East, Africa etc. During the past 19 years, we have cooperated with more than 5000 hotels in 130 countries included many chain hotels, such as Hilton, Best Western, Millennium, Golden Tulip, Four Seasons, Sofitel, Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, Wyndham, Crown Plaza and Holiday Inn, etc. Years of experience in hospitality field, ELIYA is enable to offer high quality products and good service to all the customers.

ELIYA, dedicated to the best hotel products supplier.

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More than 19 years of hotel bedding supplies experience

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Eliya has a professional hotel linen manufacturing team

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Sold hotel linen to 150 countries worldwide

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Supplying hotel linen to 5000+ luxury hotels

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Our Case

The encounter between ELIYA and Safari Park Hotel began at the 2023 Dubai Hotel Show. The hotel owner, who has been following ELIYA for many years, had an in-depth exchange with ELIYA's design, production and quality inspection teams at the exhibition. From the selection logic of fabric count to the durability test of embroidery craftsmanship, from the quality control standards of mass production to the response mechanism for emergency replenishment, the professionalism and attention to detail demonstrated by the ELIYA team made the owner firmly believe that this is the partner who can understand and realize the concept of "African ecological luxury". This cross-continental dialogue has laid a solid foundation for subsequent in-depth cooperation.

African courtesy embroidered on fabric: ELIYA creates eco-luxury experience for Nairobi Safari Park Hotel

In the hotel industry of the African continent, Nairobi Safari Park Hotel & Casino is unique in the name of "eternal eco-luxury". This 50-acre oasis-style resort not only carries the natural wildness of the East African grasslands, but also continues the warm service philosophy of "treating guests as family". When such a top hotel that combines African style with international standards seeks a textile partner, ELIYA, with its ultimate pursuit of quality and deep accumulation of customized services, has become the ideal choice for this cross-cultural cooperation.

From the first encounter at the Dubai exhibition to the customized fabrics settled in every space of the hotel, ELIYA uses textiles as a medium to weave the hotel's "eco-luxury" concept into every fiber, and together writes an industry legend about trust and quality.

Selection of African Oasis: When a legendary hotel meets a professional partner

The name of Safari Park Hotel & Casino has long been a legendary existence in the African hospitality industry. As a landmark resort hotel in Nairobi, it is not only one of the largest conference destinations in Africa, but also famous for its "natural sanctuary in a 50-acre garden" - the indigenous trees here provide habitats for hundreds of birds and butterflies, the water gardens and inland beaches interweave the tranquility in the city, and the fusion of antique furniture and African architectural style makes each room a container of culture and time. The configuration of 203 rooms (including 36 suites and 4 exclusive apartments) needs to meet the needs of international business guests for high-quality accommodation, and also respond to the yearning of holiday guests for nature and comfort. Textiles are the "core carrier of the sleep experience", and their selection is directly related to the brand tone of the hotel.

The hotel owner's requirements for textiles are almost harsh: "We need not only bedding and towels that meet five-star standards, but also to make these fabrics part of the 'African courtesy' - when guests touch the towels, they can feel the warmth of the grassland; when lying on the sheets, they can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the oasis." Behind this demand is a profound interpretation of "eco-luxury": it must have the durability and sophistication of top international hotels, and it must also contain the cultural genes of the African land.

The encounter between ELIYA and Safari Park Hotel began at the 2023 Dubai Hotel Exhibition. The hotel owner, who has been paying attention to ELIYA for many years, had an in-depth exchange with ELIYA's design, production and quality inspection team at the exhibition. From the selection logic of fabric count to the durability test of embroidery craftsmanship, from the quality control standards of mass production to the response mechanism for emergency replenishment, the professionalism and control of details demonstrated by the ELIYA team made the owner firmly believe that this is the partner who can understand and realize the concept of "African eco-luxury". This cross-continental dialogue has laid a solid foundation for subsequent in-depth cooperation.

Eliya translated our brief into textiles that feel unmistakably 'Tanzania' yet perform like global five-star standards. Their speed on embroidery sampling and rigorous quality checks gave us confidence to roll the collection across all eight properties.

— Procurement Director, Tanganyika Wilderness Camps

African wildness embroidered on fabric:

ELIYA customizes five-star textile solutions for Tanganyika Wilderness Camp

When the first rays of sunlight penetrate the mist of the Serengeti grasslands in the morning, guests at Tanganyika Wilderness Camps wake up from 400-thread-count satin sheets, run their fingertips over 650GSM towels with elephant embroidery, and see the sand-colored bed flags blending seamlessly with the acacia trees in the distance - this set of textiles customized by ELIYA Hotel Supplies Company is interpreting the true meaning of "wild luxury" in a silent way.

In the fourth quarter of 2023, this cross-continental cooperation not only refreshed the fabric standards of Africa's top camps, but also became a classic example of ELIYA empowering the high-end hospitality industry with customized services.

Five-star Challenges in the Wilderness: When Tribal Culture Meets International Standards

Tanganyika Wilderness Camp (TWC) has eight properties scattered across Tanzania's most prestigious nature reserves: from the farm lodge in the Ngorongoro Crater to the mobile tent camp in the Serengeti, each carries the brand mission of "replicating the soul of Africa in private nature". In October 2023, TWC's purchasing director approached ELIYA with a tricky requirement: a textile system that can meet the durability standards of international five-star hotels and echo the tones of the East African grasslands, covering three categories: towels, bedding and decorative fabrics.

The difficulty of this collaboration is obvious. TWC's camps are distributed in areas with an altitude difference of 2,000 meters, from the equatorial rainforest to the savannah. The extreme climate places strict demands on the washability of fabrics - the bedding in the tent camp needs to be washed at a high temperature of more than 60°C every week, and the fabrics in the presidential suite need to resist sand wear while maintaining a silky touch. What is more critical is the balance of design language: it must have the rough texture of "wilderness adventure" without sacrificing the delicate experience expected by high-end customers.

Within 48 hours of receiving the request, the ELIYA project team formed a special team, including textile designers and African market technical consultants who have served brands such as Aman and Ritz-Carlton. By analyzing the real-life camp photos and brand manuals provided by TWC, the team extracted three core design keywords: the narrative of earth tones (need to match the natural color spectrum of volcanic ash, acacia bark, and grassland sunset), the symbiosis of functionality and aesthetics (such as hidden zippers that need to withstand frequent opening and closing without destroying visual integrity), and the modern translation of cultural symbols (abstracting Maasai geometric patterns into the stitching elements of bed flags).