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That’s why the company spent the last 50 years in partnership with experts and in consultation with guests to perfect the mattresses. Now, in partnership with Simmons Bedding Company, Four Seasons invites you to experience the latest innovation in comfort with the all-new mattress and topper collection designed exclusively for Four Seasons. Which Four Seasons mattress topper is right for you? This fully customizable collection allows you to choose your desired level of firmness by selecting from one of three mattress toppers: Signature, Signature Plush and Signature Firm. Easy to remove or change based on your preference, each of the three custom-designed mattress toppers is designed with maximum comfort in mind. Select from one of the following: Signature—Every bed is set with this topper, designed for optimum firmness and offering classic Four Seasons comfort. Signature Plush—Request this topper if you prefer a softer mattress. Signature Firm—Request this topper for ultimate support.
Designed according to carefully studied specifications, the new Four Seasons mattresses are the ultimate in luxury bedding and feature the latest technology, including: Patented GelTouch Foam Center heat-absorption technology that keeps you cool and comfortable throughout the night Pocketed coil motion separation, providing optimal support that minimizes motion transfer between you and your partner when you sleep Where to find the bed The Four Seasons Bed is already in place in several locations in the U.S., and will replace beds at all Four Seasons locations over the next few years as part of the normal course of upgrade. Travellers can contact individual Four Seasons properties in advance of their next visit to inquire about the availability of the new bed. How to take The Four Seasons Bed home Not only can you create your ideal bed inside your Four Seasons guestroom, you can extend your perfect sleep to your own home when you purchase The Four Seasons Bed directly from a hotel or resort.
Besides selecting twin, full, queen or king size, you have the choice of purchasing any individual portion of the bed system or the full set, which includes the newly designed Four Seasons mattress, box spring and Signature topper. Signature Firm or Signature Plush toppers are available for an additional fee. The toppers also extend the life of your mattress, meaning more sweet dreams are in your future. These proprietary beds, along with a full array of Four Seasons pillows and bed linens, are never sold in stores and may only be ordered directly through a Four Seasons hotel or resort. For more information or to purchase, contact your nearest Four Seasons and ask to speak with the front desk. Enter the dreamy world of Signature Sleep by Four Seasons, and discover more tips and secrets to getting a good night’s rest.Nothing is more relaxing than snuggling into bed after a long day. But buying a mattress? That event is almost ZERO parts zen. There's much to consider when hunting for the centerpiece of your bedroom -- but the mattress-buying process doesn't have to be a nightmare.
Here's a quick briefing that will ensure your shopping trip is as smooth as a midday nap. There is indeed a "cheapest" time to buy. Most experts recommend purchasing a mattress near a holiday -- like Presidents Day, Labor Day, the Fourth of July, and Memorial Day -- or in the month of May, when mattresses are usually marked down in showrooms. In January, you can start prepping for your mattress purchase at "white sales," which are deeply discounted sales for bedding. Higher prices does not mean better sleep. One of the biggest complaints when buying a mattress is price, and figuring out why they cost so damn much. This is usually attributed to large markups, which depends on the brand. We recommend staying in the $500 to $1200 range, as anything over that price doesn't necessarily indicate better quality or better sleep, and probably has the same amount of cushioning and support as more expensive mattresses. You can negotiate your price. Though it may surprise most people, it is possible to negotiate the price at most of the bigger mattress chains.
Robin Wilson, an eco-friendly interior design expert, says that if you bargain "at a department store, you might be able to get tax taken off the mattress price, or delivery for free." You'll also have a better chance of getting a discount or redeeming a coupon if you go to the store to purchase a mattress, rather than buying online. "Firm" mattresses are not the same "firmness" everywhere. Yes, labels may tout a mattress's level of firmness, but one brand's "firm" may be another brand's "soft," according to Consumer Reports Expert Shopper Tod Marks. "The only way to determine if the cushiness and the firmness is right for you is to lie down on the bed and try it for yourself," he says. It's harder to return a mattress than you think. Most mattress retailers (from IKEA to Tempur-Pedic) will allow you to try out your mattress for up to 90 days, but they differ on the amount of money you'll get back if you return it. Other stores require an exchange fee or disposal fee, which can cost hundreds of dollars.
There are organic options. The squishy foam on mattresses is often made from petroleum oil, which (not surprisingly) can cause health problems for some. Organic mattress brands like Keesa use their own foams that put plant oils into the mix. While they may be more costly, all-natural mattresses are worth it, says Wilson. "We spend one third of our lives sleeping," she explains. "Consider your mattress a health investment." You can order a mattress online as easily as you can order a pair of shoes. Yup, you'll find mattresses right in the Amazon store, many listed with free shipping. And a whole new suite of boutique mattress retailers (like the newly-popular Casper) operate solely online, sending mattresses to your door in a nice, neat box. These new online retailers often allow returns for a full refund, without any fees or charges whatsoever. But the old standby brands -- which you might find on discount sites like Overstock -- likely won't do the same, so it's smart to go test them out in a store first.