Most comfortable hotel bed?
May 13, 2005, 1:15 pm
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Originally Posted by JanePond
The beds on the Seabourn Pride. Plus I love the 'rocking'.
Jane in PHL
Jane in PHL
Too much information!
May 14, 2005, 7:27 pm
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Originally Posted by DENPremEx
Anyone know who makes the Sofitel beds?
May 15, 2005, 4:12 am
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Originally Posted by JanePond
The beds on the Seabourn Pride. Plus I love the 'rocking'.
Jane in PHL
Jane in PHL
Haha, yes, I always enjoy sleeping on ships, gentle rocking is very nice indeed. So my vote goes to the beds on RCCL in the Owner's Suites where they have the fixed king bed, not the moveable stuff.
Or any Four Seasons' hotel bed.
Though now, thinking about it more carefully, I must say the bed (room 5420) in the Mandarin Oriental New York was probably the best I ever slept in.
May 16, 2005, 7:05 am
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Originally Posted by moeron15
Just curious as to what everyone thinks as far as comfort goes wherever you may stay. Ive read a lot about great service and such, but what is the most comfortable place you have stayed as far as the room and bed?
For me, the most comfortable hotel bed has been Sofitel Montreal. The pillowtop beds and down comforters are amazing. When you lay down on them it feels like getting a massage... all of the energy is just sucked right out of you.
That makes Sofitel the hotel of choice for me when I stay in Montreal.
For me, the most comfortable hotel bed has been Sofitel Montreal. The pillowtop beds and down comforters are amazing. When you lay down on them it feels like getting a massage... all of the energy is just sucked right out of you.
That makes Sofitel the hotel of choice for me when I stay in Montreal.Better still, after a great night's sleep they had the most amazing buffet breakfast - and sooooo reasonable too!
May 18, 2005, 9:51 pm
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Sofitel St James
Have you ever slept in a cloud? After a PDX>LHR flight - a quick morning check-in and shower - that bed was heavenly. I slept for - 17 hours.
Another great choice, the beds at the W's. I recently stayed at the W Seattle - and it was so comfortable. I slept past checkout.
Another great choice, the beds at the W's. I recently stayed at the W Seattle - and it was so comfortable. I slept past checkout.
May 19, 2005, 2:37 pm
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The Westin Kierland Resort, Spa, & Villas In Scottsdale, Arizona. Those Heavenly Beds are truly amazing... Then again, I haven't had the pleasure of staying at a Sofitel or FS hotel... soon I hope...
May 21, 2005, 4:20 am
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Originally Posted by zedthedeadpoet
The One and Only's Ocean Club - Paradise Island, Bahamas
Oh yes... I agree too! Spent 10 nights and had a great sleep.