Seeking recommendation on bedding
Nov 17, 2008 | 2:06 pm
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Seeking recommendation on bedding
As weary road warriors, I suspect you folks know bedding about as well as anyone. And, I would expect your own beds to be as good as any at Marriott, Ritz, or other. With that, would you recommend a brand I should consider as a replacement for my nearly 25 year old Restonic mattress and box springs.
Still, the best bed I have ever slept in was at the Marriott East in Manhattan, back in Nov. of 2001. I don't know if the Revive Bedding was around back then but it was indeed plush.
Thanks.
Still, the best bed I have ever slept in was at the Marriott East in Manhattan, back in Nov. of 2001. I don't know if the Revive Bedding was around back then but it was indeed plush.
Thanks.
Nov 17, 2008 | 2:09 pm
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As weary road warriors, I suspect you folks know bedding about as well as anyone. And, I would expect your own beds to be as good as any at Marriott, Ritz, or other. With that, would you recommend a brand I should consider as a replacement for my nearly 25 year old Restonic mattress and box springs.
Still, the best bed I have ever slept in was at the Marriott East in Manhattan, back in Nov. of 2001. I don't know if the Revive Bedding was around back then but it was indeed plush.
Thanks.
Still, the best bed I have ever slept in was at the Marriott East in Manhattan, back in Nov. of 2001. I don't know if the Revive Bedding was around back then but it was indeed plush.
Thanks.
http://www.westin-hotelsathome.com/
Nov 17, 2008 | 2:26 pm
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I have to be honest and say that no hotel bed is anywhere near as good as my Sleep Number bed. The best sleep I've ever had...
Full disclosure: I have no affiliation at all with the company or with anyone with the company that makes sleep number products.
If you must stay with a hotel affilaited product I will second the Heavenly Bed recomendation.
Full disclosure: I have no affiliation at all with the company or with anyone with the company that makes sleep number products.
If you must stay with a hotel affilaited product I will second the Heavenly Bed recomendation.
Nov 17, 2008 | 3:55 pm
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Nov 17, 2008 | 4:18 pm
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I was thinking about buying the Heavenly Bed from Westin
http://www.westin-hotelsathome.com/
http://www.westin-hotelsathome.com/
How do I know? About 6 years ago my wife and I stayed at a Westin, then went bed shopping. Bought one of the top-tier but not top-of-the-line Simmons mattress sets because it felt just like the HB, but cost quite a bit less than the hotel branded version. Something like 2000 nights of sleeping later, it's still the most comfortable bed we've ever been in.
Nov 28, 2008 | 11:27 am
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Hi, I work for Select Comfort in customer service. Forums such as this are such a great resource when you're planning a purchase. I'm not in sales so I'm not here to sell you a bed, but I do think our beds are pretty great, and I hope you'll consider us among the many other options. I also want to thank PHLGovFlyer for the kind words.
We now have our beds in Radisson Hotels, which gives you a chance to try one out before buying it! Here's a link where you can learn more http://www.radissonsleepnumberbed.com/ .
James Freund
Select Comfort Customer Service
We now have our beds in Radisson Hotels, which gives you a chance to try one out before buying it! Here's a link where you can learn more http://www.radissonsleepnumberbed.com/ .
James Freund
Select Comfort Customer Service