Embassy Suites Sofa Bed-Big enough to fit a matress from a double bed?
Feb 10, 2013, 2:58 pm
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Embassy Suites Sofa Bed-Big enough to fit a matress from a double bed?
Odd question I admit.
We're staying at an Embassy Suites and my experience with sofa beds is the mattress is frequently not much thicker than a comforter.
The room will have two doubles, which are typically 53"-54" wide. I'm wondering if it would be possible to drag one of the mattresses off the bed and put it on the sofa bed for a more comfortable sleep.
Anyone tried this? TIA.
We're staying at an Embassy Suites and my experience with sofa beds is the mattress is frequently not much thicker than a comforter.
The room will have two doubles, which are typically 53"-54" wide. I'm wondering if it would be possible to drag one of the mattresses off the bed and put it on the sofa bed for a more comfortable sleep.
Anyone tried this? TIA.
Feb 10, 2013, 3:27 pm
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From the thread title, I had thought you were going to bring your own mattress from home ... which would certainly one-up all those kiddies I see hauling a huge pillow each through the concourse!
Feb 10, 2013, 7:32 pm
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All of the ES pull-out sofa beds I've encountered have either been full size (~54") or queen size (rarely). So it should be big enough for the mattress. However, it might not be strong enough or provide enough support for a regular mattress.
Have you considered bringing an air mattress and pump? I've done this when traveling with younger children and it works very well.
Have you considered bringing an air mattress and pump? I've done this when traveling with younger children and it works very well.
Feb 11, 2013, 5:59 am
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