World's best hotel beds
Mar 28, 2012, 2:34 pm
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World's best hotel beds
Fox: World's best hotel beds
I'm sure many have their favorite! I really liked the Sleep Number bed at the ORD Radisson!
I'm sure many have their favorite! I really liked the Sleep Number bed at the ORD Radisson!
- Tempur-Pedic
- Westin Heavenly Bed
- Stearns and Foster
- The Affinia Bed
- W Hotels Mattress
- Sleep Number
- Westin Heavenly Bed
- Stearns and Foster
- The Affinia Bed
- W Hotels Mattress
- Sleep Number
Mar 28, 2012, 8:53 pm
#3
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I like Westin's Heavenly Bed.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
Mar 29, 2012, 7:11 am
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Westin's Heavenly Bed .. or the one's they have in the Intercontinental hotels in Germany (Berchtesgaden, Berlin, Duesseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg)
Mar 29, 2012, 8:12 am
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I like Westin's Heavenly Bed.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
Mar 29, 2012, 8:44 am
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I like Westin's Heavenly Bed.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
Mar 29, 2012, 9:26 am
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Mar 30, 2012, 4:50 pm
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I like Westin's Heavenly Bed.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
At my homes, I have waterbeds. I've slept on a waterbed since the 80's. I like them.
There was a Marriott (Indianapolis??) that had a few waterbed rooms. That was a treat. Any hotel with a waterbed I like.
The plus? you NEVER have to worry about bedbugs in the mattress.
Mar 30, 2012, 5:36 pm
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Many hotels have stepped it up when it comes to the bed.
I like the newest style Marriott bed. I loved the bed at Encore in Las Vegas. Beds at Mirage are nice, too. I really miss the Sofitel beds. They were the first really nice beds I started to sleep in regularly way back when.
I like the newest style Marriott bed. I loved the bed at Encore in Las Vegas. Beds at Mirage are nice, too. I really miss the Sofitel beds. They were the first really nice beds I started to sleep in regularly way back when.
Apr 1, 2012, 3:30 pm
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The Marriott beds are, in my opinion, fine. The sheets are rough and definitely not very high-end.
Four Seasons beds get my personal vote as they are both firm yet inviting with crisp, tight linens. Peninsula and St. Regis beds are equally excellent but a bit too soft for my taste.
Four Seasons beds get my personal vote as they are both firm yet inviting with crisp, tight linens. Peninsula and St. Regis beds are equally excellent but a bit too soft for my taste.
Apr 1, 2012, 4:22 pm
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I like the Westin's Heavenly Bed, as others have mentioned. I think it might be the same as the W's bed, which I've noted is incredibly comfortable.
Apr 3, 2012, 2:15 pm
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I do not like the regular Marriot beds. I like some of the Hilton beds, particularly the SFO Airport Hilton, but not all hiltons seem to have the same matterss. I think it depends a lot on the foundation they use. I am also not a fan any more of the pneumatic beds they have in the Garden Inns. The first few ones were great, butt hey changed so that they have a seperate ridge now down the center, which for me makes them far to uncomfortable for a good night's sleep.
Apr 3, 2012, 5:03 pm
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