Most orderedGuest welcome
Guest welcome kit
The first night, without a grocery run: local soap, coffee, tea and a welcome card.
From $99
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The kits we pack for our chalets, and the staples the crews actually reorder.
Most orderedGuest welcome
The first night, without a grocery run: local soap, coffee, tea and a welcome card.
From $99
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Guest welcome
The first stock, before the season: paper, bags, bulbs and enough to welcome guests.
From $99
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Housekeeping
What housekeeping restocks between stays, so nobody opens three cupboards.
From $99
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Our crews' pickBedroom & linens
Hotel white: a queen sheet set and towels that still match after the wash.
From $99
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Safety & access
Smoke, carbon monoxide, an extinguisher, first aid and a lockbox for arrival.
From $99
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What the crews actually leave on site, after a season of stays.
Built for frequent turnovers
Linens, supplies and gear that hold up to a busy housekeeping rhythm.
Delivery in Québec
The team confirms shipping and timing by email before anything leaves.
The items our crews pick for a chalet. The button opens Amazon.ca.
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Bathroom
White can be bleached. One matching set, so housekeeping replaces without guessing.
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Kitchen & coffee
Programmable, paper filter. Coffee is going when guests come downstairs.
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Guest welcome
The bottom of the basket: coffee, tea, something to eat the first night.
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Guest welcome
The fireplace is the first move of the evening. Cubes, not damp newspaper.
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Housekeeping
A bin in the service closet. Products on one side, cloths on the other.
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Kitchen & coffee
For chalets without a drip machine, or as a second pot in the summer kitchen.
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Seven lines to open a chalet. Each one links to the kit or staple that covers it.