Reference media have highlighted Vayoil's role as a textile ally of the best hotels.
Three decades innovating, growing and dressing accommodations around the world. The Valencian company Vayoil Textil has earned a prominent place in the economic and sectorial press thanks to its role as a strategic supplier of exclusive lingerie for first class hotels. It is no coincidence: in its 30 years of experience, the company has been able to innovate, adapt and grow to dress more than 2,000 establishments on five continents, most of them high-end and luxury. Origin and consolidation Founded in 1995 by Luis Esteve, Vayoil was born with an initial focus on the hospitality sector, but soon focused all its activity on the hotel industry. With headquarters in Paterna and a 7,000 m² plant in Ontinyent, the company combines its own production with the collaboration of specialized textile workshops that work exclusively for it. Today it has 34 direct employees and generates more than 100 indirect jobs. The results speak for themselves: turnover rose from 12 million euros in 2023 to 14 million in 2024, an evolution that reflects the solidity of a model based on the quality and durability of its products. Each year it supplies around four million garments, including sheets, towels, bathrobes, napkins and table linens. Vayoil has built its reputation on a clear idea: quality is profitable because it lasts longer. It therefore avoids competing in the lower end of the market, where price is the only variable, and focuses its proposal on design, innovation and the use of top-quality raw materials, such as the softest cottons. Although for reasons of discretion the company does not reveal names, its clients include prestigious international hotel chains in Spain, Europe and America, many of them in the super-luxury category. International projection and new challenges The company's international expansion began in 1998 and today it distributes directly or through subsidiaries in markets as diverse as Europe, America, the Caribbean and the Middle East. Spain remains its main destination, but expansion continues. In parallel, Vayoil has diversified its business with two recent strategic initiatives: Hottels.es, an online store specializing in lingerie for small hotels, spas, tourist apartments and boutique accommodations, and Stora, a new project focused on hotel decoration that will be launched this October with a team of interior design experts. Looking to the future, the company plans to expand the Ontinyent plant to respond to growing demand and strengthen its position as a textile partner of reference for the most demanding hotel industry.