Has anyone bought a mattress from MGM Grand? Would love to hear your experience and if you have been happy with your purchase. Every time we are in Vegas we love the bed at MGM Grand and I am now mattress shopping so considering it. Especially now that they have the $1000 off thing going. My only concern is that I think in Vegas I could sleep in the tub and be comfortable as I am either so tired or drunk by the time I get back to the room. No, but they are made by Serta. There's a website that will find the specific mattress. I realize they are made 'especially for the hotel' but can't help thinking that there is something comparable available through the manufacture at significant savings. Do you know who makes the MGM mattress? I've dabbled some in the mattress industry (good money...margins are usually in the 55-62 percent range) and would be hesitant to buy an MGM Grand mattress without knowing who made them. For traditional innerspring mattresses, it's hard to beat the Beautyrest Black series (although I do like Stearns and Foster pillow tops).
Do you know if MGM Grand mattresses are innerspring or hybrid technology? I have never bought a hotel mattress, but I have made a few large item vacation purchases and I pretty much have had buyers remorse on every one of them. Something about being on vacation puts my shopping sense into a different and less rational mode. Everything I purchased on the road I could have gotten a better deal on at home had I done a little homework. I have to believe there is premium price on that mattress because it has a MGM label on it. I would do a lot of homework looking around in Cincinnati and I bet you come up with something comparable at a better price. Thanks so far for the responses guys. I have done quite a bit of research on this. Amazingly with the $1000 off that MGM has right now it's matching most of the other comparable beds I have found. MGM's bed is made by Serta. They have a place on their site to contact to check what hotels have what beds. When I spoke to the rep MGM uses the Serta Presidential Suite II Pillowtop.
Unfortunately I can't find this mattress around Cincinnati to go try out. And MichaelonLI I am leaning with what you said. The Vegas mindset could easily be playing with my mind. Back in 2008 I was tempted to buy the Mirage bed after an amazing stay. They sold them downstairs. After seeing the price I did the same sort of research and they too were built by Serta. I ended up getting a Vera Wang by Serta that served me very well and costs a little more, but it had more features, at the time I liked. Since then I moved to the Sleep Number, and would'nt turn back. -:- Message from TripAdvisor staff -:-TripAdvisor staff removed this post because it did not meet TripAdvisor's forum posting guidelines with prohibiting self-promotional advertising or solicitation.We ask all of our members to keep their forum messages free of self-promoting advertisements or solicitation of any kind - members affiliated with any tourism-related business should not include commercial contact information or URLs in their forum messages.
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The deals listed below are based on retailer press releases, retailer newsletters, and leaked Black Friday ads. Prices and ads are subject to change at the retailers’ discretion, we only list what we’ve found to make comparison shopping easier. Black Friday is well known for amazing deals. Stores pull out all the stops to boost their sales and move inventory. Mattress and bed retailers are no different. Be prepared to see some fantastic promotions on a wide array of quality beds and mattresses. In this guide, you will find the latest Black Friday mattress sales on memory foam, innerspring and latex beds from the leading department stores, mattress stores and online retailers. Updates will come as retailers release deals. Bookmark this page and check here again soon to see what retailers are offering. After combing through all the sales, these beds stood out among all the rest. They represent the best overall value in each of their categories. We’ve listed them by type of mattress and highlighted the beds that are of the highest quality for the price.
Note: A “TBA” indicates the data was not available and will be updated soon if possible. Ratings are from independent review sites like SleepLikeTheDead or from retail sites. Online retailers offer Black Friday mattress sales that can be redeemed from home during the holiday and often on the following weekend as well. Many offer very competitive deals on direct to consumer sales. Online Black Friday mattress deals this year are focused on big discounts, free shipping, and value-added accessories. Some online retailers you may be able to find some killer mattress deals at this year are: Several mall and department stores offer different mattress brands, both in-house and online. While they are primarily focused on toys, electronics, and apparel, several do have Black Friday mattress sales running as well. Major trends are doorbuster promotional beds, free delivery, and small discounts on the major name brands. These names may be familiar to you. Here are some department stores that are offering Black Friday mattress sales this year:
Big-box membership stores occasionally have Black Friday mattress deals in their advertisements, primarily focused on closeout or inexpensive brands. These giant stores often require membership fees, so if you’re not a member you need to factor that additional cost in. Warehouse stores that typically have Black Friday mattress sales are: Dedicated mattress showroom stores will nearly all have some Black Friday mattress sales running over the weekend, though only a couple release details early. Major trends so far are promotional doorbuster mattress offers and discounts on major brands like Tempurpedic, Serta, etc. Some of these brick-and-mortar retailers are also selling products online. Some sales may be available online, in stores or both. Pay close attention to ensure you get the deal you want. Here are the showroom retailers who will be having Black Friday mattress sales this year: All of the above Black Friday mattress deals are subject to change before the holiday, as several are based on leaked ads and retailers may periodically update sales to be more competitive.