By aggressive, one simply means that the furniture in question never has a packston to "rest" beds are slept in every night, wardrobes are opened every morning, often by people in a hurry whose concern is more to do with packing and. There are underlying factors in the design of furniture for hotel bedrooms (just as there are in the design of furniture for offices and conference centres, or schools, or nursing homes) that make it practical and sensible for hotels of all stripes to patronise the same people when they kit themselves out.

Both of these suppositions are more or less right and yet the majority of hotel bedroom furniture will be sourced from the same company. A stop over for business travellers, or budget sleepers, on the other hand, would be expected to be more practical tough materials, wipe clean surfaces, uniform designs in each room. For an up market hotel, one might reasonably expect to see some well made pieces, a little uniqueness here and there, good woods and nice warm polish.

The shortest answer to that question is, depends on the hotel. What makes perfect hotel bedroom furniture.

All hotel furniture, no matter what the clientele or price range of the hotel, is subject to constant and aggressive use.