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THE BED: The Heavenly Bed is a 12.5-inch thick Simmons Beautyrest pillow top mattress. Down pillows, cotton sheets, down blanket, duvet wrap optional. THE COMPETITION: Sealy, Serta and other Simmons beds as well as hotel mattresses including Marriott Bed. Learn how the Heavenly Bed compares to other innerspring mattresses. THE RETAILERS: Available at Westin At Home and Pottery Barn. Westin Heavenly Bed Ratings The ratings – based on 80+ consumer reviews gathered using an unbiased, accurate methodology – show how the Westin Heavenly Bed compares to the average mattress. The Heavenly Bed overall has 64% owner satisfaction. Similar to innerspring beds in general, at least 20% of owners report significant sagging or excessive softening occurring within three years of ownership. The Heavenly Bed is priced $800-$1,900 depending on size. Add $400+ for a foundation. Shipping can add another $200+. Not a major strength, but about 8% of owners report pain relief, including back pain relief.
Sagging or excessive softening can cause back pain. (See mattresses and pain relief for further analysis.) The bed is available in one firmness. Most consumers report that the bed is medium firmness, but about 20% say it is either firm or soft. The Heavenly Bed uses pocketed coils that are mostly effective in keeping movement made from one person on the bed from disturbing another person. No initial odor / off gassing There are few complaints of significant off gassing / initial odor. Despite the fact that the Heavenly Bed has a thick pillow top, there are few complaints regarding the mattress sleeping hot. The bed tends to be suitable for back sleepers. The mostly medium firmness level of the Heavenly Bed is often well suited for side sleepers. The bed tends to be suitable for stomach sleepers. Sagging of the mattress may cause romantic activities to be uncomfortable. (See mattresses and sex for general analysis). Innersprings may on occasion make some noise, such as popping and clunking.
Rotating the mattress at least twice a year is needed to maintain comfort and prevent / combat sagging, at least 20% of owners report. The design is no-flip. As is the case with most innerspring mattresses, the weight of Heavenly Bed can make moving or maneuvering the mattress as well as changing linens difficult especially for one person. The warranty is 10-years non-prorated. Several owners complain that warranty terms do not provide adequate coverage for sagging or softening. (Refer to mattress warranties: what you should know.) The mattress typically cannot be returned. Delivery can take 2 to 4 weeks. Sleep Like The Dead (SLTD) gives Simmons a company rating of "C-" based on several factors including years in business, customer service, return policy, accuracy of marketing claims, transparency of specifications, warranty, Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating and rating stability, number of BBB complaints / business size ratio. Based on a sample of 80+ owner experiences, the Heavenly Bed has 64% owner satisfaction.
This is average compared to innerspring mattresses overall, but below average compared to all mattresses overall (innerspring, air, memory foam, latex). Owners who purchase the entire Heavenly Bed ensemble – linens, pillows, blankets – tend to be somewhat more satisfied than those who buy only the mattress. About our unbiased Westin Hotel Heavenly Bed Review The Heavenly Bed ratings are based on at least 80 owner / consumer reviews and experiences that were collected using an unbiased, accurate methodology. – The Heavenly Bed is available in only one firmness. Most owners say the bed is medium firmness, but at least 20% say it is either firm or soft. Owners also say that the bed is firmer than expected when new, but softens over time. – Buying the Heavenly Bed's bedding (upscale linens, pillows and blankets) tends to result in somewhat better owner satisfaction than buying just the mattress alone. – The Heavenly Bed's pocketed coils generally reduce motion made by one person on the mattress from moving across the bed to disturb another person.
Many hotels with two sided mattresses flip them after each occupancy. While they can last up to six months longer, 12 months is the average planned usage before they are no longer considered suitable for paying guests. This is universal with all chain hotels and most individual large expensive lodgings . You were sleeping on a lot of cheap soft foam and compressible fibers that briefly feels terrific, and costs less to the mattress maker than almost anything else used to cushion a mattress. Authentic luxury hotel mattresses are perfect for the temporary job they are designed and constructed for. Pampering a guest for a short stay, and do the job well for 12- 18 months as demanded by the lodging industry. Ironically, because these purpose-built mattresses do not have to last at least for the 4-6 years that Simmons, Serta, and Sealy plan for home-use mattresses, these cheap-foam/innerspring mattresses can be made super-comfortable and still cheap enough for the hotel’s stringent budgets.
You will note the retail prices when available if you care to order one, and know that the hotel pays less than half of listed prices as do most retail stores. Usually they pay only about 45% of their list price. When you buy a queen $1,997 Crowne Plaza mattress, it is the equivalent of a $900 factory direct, but the equally comfortable factory direct may last more than eighteen years and the hotel mattress no more than eighteen months. Large hotel chain mattresses most likely are made by a major brand maker and get it’s lushness from layers of super soft non-gimmicky old fashioned non-memory polyfoam sometimes with some cotton or polyester fiber, good for at least a year or 18 months of abusive use. Typically 100% polyurethane foam padding over a resilient spring. The coil counts are also lower than consumer mattresses, as they do not have to last as long. Hotels almost never use any memory foam because the of the unavoidable warmth and frequent odors. They are not overly concerned about the negative long-term health aspects, but are extremely concerned about guest minute-to-minute comfort.
Strange chemical odors from many memory foams do not make for happy guests. To complete the aura of comfort, luxury pure cotton sheets usually cover these mattresses with counts starting at 200 threads per inch and going up. MATTRESS: Serta Hotel Quality Perfect Sleeper: 11.5″ thick; 800 coils to king size padded with very thick polyfoam. Available at selected hotels. Buy a queen for $1,977 and a King for $2,677choice of down, feather, or polyfill on every bed SHEETS 200-thread-count, 60/40 cotton-poly blend BED COVER Down duvet with cover EXTRAS Designated Quiet Zones; all rooms have sleep CD’s and kits with lavender spray MATTRESS: The Custom Four Seasons Ultra Plush Pillow Top by Sealy; 13 1/2 inches thick; 848 wire tied coils in a king. Made by Sealy, but uses a less expensive innerspring core than used in consumer Posturepedics. Filled with layers and layers of basic cheap polyfoam with super soft polyfoam in in quilt. Sold at selected hotels for $3,000, and $4,000
PILLOW 4 feather-and-down pillows; foam, hypoallergenic, or buckwheat available on request SHEETS Vary by property: All are 100 percent Egyptian cotton; some are by Frette EXTRAS Quiet music at turndown, such as Blue Marble’s “Deep Sleep 101” CD MATTRESS: Serta Hospitality Perfect Sleeper pillow top appearance ; 12 1/2 inches thick; 848 coils to king size. Sold at many, not all Hiltons for $1,998 and $2,788 PILLOW 5 down-filled or hypoallergenic pillows on king-sized beds; four on queen-sized bedscotton-poly blend (percentage varies by property) BED COVER Down duvet with triple sheeting; EXTRAS Specially designed, user-friendly alarm clocks Hyatt Grand Bed (MAY NOT CURRENTLY BE AVAILABLE)undisclosed coil count, price in flux- you have to call for current price. and like the others is basically a lot of layers of polyfoam on a firm innerspring. PILLOW Choice of 9 feather or down pillows on king-sized beds; 7-8 on queen-sized beds BED COVER Down duvet with triple sheeting
Marriott (includes Marriott, JW Marriott, and Renaissance) MATTRESS: (no pillow tops) Varies by property: Most are special Serta Perfect Sleeper (11 inches) with 800 coils in king. $3,499 Queen, $2,999 king. Experimenting with spring-free solid Polyurethane foam (not memory foam) mattresses to save money. PILLOW 6 for king-sized beds, 4 for double. “Down-surround” pillows—a feather core covered by down BED COVER Down duvet with cover; EXTRAS Company guarantees that duvet cover is washed between stays instead of triple sheeting. Ritz-Carlton (the best quality in this group, still not consumer components but better than other hotels) MATTRESS: Sealy Posturepedic and Stearns and Foster labels. Same mattress made on same assembly line, but label varies by property. 11 1/4 inches thick; 939 coils (king-sized) reported in 2016 Queen set-$2,799 King-$3,999 This is a consumer filled sleep set and should survive longer than other hotel brands as long as flipped frequently.
It has a better spring core, and is a better buy, than many of the others that are just foam and more foam on a basic coil spring. This price is not certain: check with hotel for final price PILLOW Varies by property, but choice of hypoallergenic down or foam pillows100 percent cotton Frette linens BED COVER Down duvet with cover at most properties; currently phasing out triple sheeting EXTRAS Sound machines and extensive pillow menus (varies by individual hotel) MATTRESS Sealy Posturepedic Plush Top mattress not Pillow Top; 11 1/2 inches thick; Fairly similar to Ritz Carlton Sealy but firmer and a little better value..2016 reported $2,699 queen, and $3,799 king. (UNABLE TO VERIFY PRICE) PILLOW Choice of 5 feather-and-down or allergy-sensitive pillows on every bed BED COVER Polyfill duvet with cover; EXTRAS Also sells a Sweet Sleeper dog bed ($225) no information Westin Heavenly Bed “the least mattress for the most money”Not Beautyrest Label or Pillow Top.12 1/2 inches thick;