If a hotel gets its sheets dirty, will they compensate you?

That question depends on the specific circumstances.
 

Minor Stains
If you accidentally spill something or make a small stain, most hotels won't bother you, as a simple cleaning will likely fix it. In this case, you generally won't have to pay for it.
 

Severe Stains
If you have a large stain, such as vomit, red wine, coffee, or tea, it's a different matter. These stains can be difficult to clean and may even render the sheets irreparable. In this case, the hotel may charge you an additional cleaning fee or even demand compensation for the actual economic damages.
 

Compensation Standards
Generally, there's no standard hotel compensation standard for soiled sheets. It depends on the material of the sheets, the severity of the stain, and the hotel's own policies. If the sheets are made of ordinary material and the stain is easily cleanable, compensation may be between a few dozen and over a hundred yuan. However, if the sheets are made of high-end material, such as silk, and the stain is difficult to clean, the compensation could be several hundred or even thousands of yuan.

Contractual Provisions
Some hotels will clearly stipulate compensation standards in their housekeeping instructions or contracts to avoid disputes. If you don't see these provisions, don't worry; both parties can negotiate a solution. If negotiations fail, legal action is possible, but you will need to provide relevant evidence proving the nature of the stain and the damage caused.

Consumer Association
If you disagree with the hotel's compensation offer, you can seek assistance from the Consumer Association, which will mediate and reach a mutually satisfactory solution.

In short, whether or not you should pay compensation for soiling hotel sheets depends on the specific circumstances.