What is your favorite Marriott portfolio bed and why?
#16
I am thinking of buying a St Regis bed but have never slept on one.
I just really like hotels beds...a lot, having spent over 200 nights last year in hotels.
I do like the RC bed....but the St Regis bed seems to have the most praise with online reviews.
I just really like hotels beds...a lot, having spent over 200 nights last year in hotels.
I do like the RC bed....but the St Regis bed seems to have the most praise with online reviews.
#17
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For a hotel stay definitely Westin Heavenly. I haven’t stayed at properties above Westin/W/Marriott brand so cant comment on those.
#18
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JW. Stayed at one for a couple of months (on and off) and realized how much better my sleep was on one. So good I bought one. Prices aren’t that bad considering. Plus it helps knowing how well I will sleep on it.
#19
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Once you get past a certain level, to me the linens/pillows matter more than the mattress. I prefer a feather pillow heavy enough that you can knock someone over/out with it if you threw it at them. Likewise, I prefer very soft sheets. In college I bought myself some high-end linens and sheets. Let's just say they were more than my rent at the time, and I was working 2-3 jobs. Decades later, no regrets about that decision. I still use them regularly and if anything they've gotten better as they've gotten softer from use.
My current mattress setup is the softest non-pillowtop quality mattress I could get from the mattress store, with a gel topper from Costco on top. Cheaper than any of the hotel bed set, and I have the benefit of being able to turn and flip the mattress and topper.
My current mattress setup is the softest non-pillowtop quality mattress I could get from the mattress store, with a gel topper from Costco on top. Cheaper than any of the hotel bed set, and I have the benefit of being able to turn and flip the mattress and topper.
#20
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Hi everyone
I have a dude about my purchase between sweet bed Ibis or Westin HEAVENLY or Marriott Bed.
I didn´t see opinions about Sweet Bed Ibis.
Which should I choose and why
Thanks so much
I have a dude about my purchase between sweet bed Ibis or Westin HEAVENLY or Marriott Bed.
I didn´t see opinions about Sweet Bed Ibis.
Which should I choose and why
Thanks so much
Last edited by Mundo Shisha; Sep 8, 2020 at 4:17 pm
#23
Join Date: Oct 2019
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Residence Inn -seriously
Anyone have experience with ordering Sealy bed from Marriott?
Last year on an extended road trip we stayed in Residence Inns. The best sleep on that trip was in Lebanon NH. I called the hotel and they got me the model of the mattress in the suite we stayed in. Called Bonvoy shop. The woman said it was Sealy inner spring Artesia. They have a list of every hotel and what beds each one is using. Depends sometimes on refurbishment schedule. Anyway there’s a sale on now and I plan to order.
Last year on an extended road trip we stayed in Residence Inns. The best sleep on that trip was in Lebanon NH. I called the hotel and they got me the model of the mattress in the suite we stayed in. Called Bonvoy shop. The woman said it was Sealy inner spring Artesia. They have a list of every hotel and what beds each one is using. Depends sometimes on refurbishment schedule. Anyway there’s a sale on now and I plan to order.
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I used the like the Westin Heavenly Bed for many years but nowadays I don't sleep that well on those any more. W and St Regis are my favorite now. That being said I just stayed at a brand new Four Points (Phuket) and it's the best bed I've slept on for years.
I tend to favor higher beds with a thicker pillow top these days.
I tend to favor higher beds with a thicker pillow top these days.
#25
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I think Westin was the first to introduce white duvet covers and now all the major chains have them. (God only knows what those old floral print things hotels used to use were hiding). I really like the Westin bed but my favorite pillows are the Sheraton down alternative ones.
#28
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I have ordered two W Beds......the first one was the pillow top and got my second one in December/January and tried the Euro-top this time. Seems a little firmer but really liking it so far. To each their own when it comes to beds though....