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Hilton Hotel Mattress

cendy of crystal lake, il., writes:
I would like to know where I can buy a mattress like the ones in the Hilton hotels. I live outside of Chicago, il. Please advise.Thank you very much.

Hello Cendy. Those mattresses are made by Serta. To get that exact one, you would have to purchase it through the hotel. If you contact Serta, I'm sure they would be able to tell you which one, in a retail store, is teh most comparable.

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Mirage Hotel Mattress

Rich of Bend, writes:
I recently stayed at the Mirage and have never slept so good - It wasn't the drinking either. I have read only one other post on this but can't really navigate the mattress labyrinth. The Mirage sells the amttress for $1800 CHOKE! Surely Sealy makes this mattress under some other name. Does Costco carry this mattress by another name? How can I find this matress when everyone uses a different friggn name --HELP! ....and thanks!

Hi Rich. The different name thing is designed to make shopping more difficult. This is especially important for those who are looking to get $1800. As a consumer, you have to look past the name to the list of specs of the mattress and compare them in that way.
Hotels, generally, use an inexpensive mattress and add a topper of some sort. When you buy the mattress from the hotel, the topper is sold separately.
Even one drink will help you sleep....or maybe it was all a mirage.
 
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Hyatt Regency mattress

Archie of Tuskeegee, AL, writes:
My wife and I stayed in the Hyatt Regency in Minneapolis, Mn several months ago. We're now in the market for a new mattress and both agreed that the "Hyatt grand bed" was the best we'd ever slept on. Can you give me any information on who makes this bed?

Hi Archie. Hotels buy different mattresses at different times. The one in room 706 may be different from the one in room 419. If the hotel is new, then you stand an excellent chance that they are all the same. If you can remember your room number, call the concierge at the hotel and ask him to have the chambermaid get the the name off the mattress.

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Motel mattress

Joyce of Florence, writes:
While on our return trip home from Texas, we stayed in a Day's Inn in Leeds, Alabama, just outside of Birmingham. The mattress there was a Sealy Posture Pedic CSS Plush. On the mattress it said it was made especially for Day's Inn. Are these mattresses available to the public for purchase. Thanks

Hi Joyce. You should be able to purchase it through the motel. That's the only way to get that exact one. If they are charging too much, look at the Sealy Posturepedic Reserve models. You should be able to find one that feels similar.

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Sealy Encore-720-7 mattress

raymond of midway,UT, writes:
What is Sealy's retail store equivelent to the Encore 720-7 ?

Hi Raymond. There isn't a direct equivalent. Hotel mattress are made by a different division of the manufacturer. The closest would be the Sealy Posturepedic Preferred model. I usually recommend the step up to the Reserve models, due to the higher coil count.

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Parker Hotel Mattress

Chris of Bloomington,IN, writes:
I recently spent the night at the Parker Hotel in Chicago, IL, It was the most confortable bed I've slept on in a long time. I couldn't tear the bedding off to find the name of the mattress so was wondering if you could tell me what it is. I'm 5'6", 190lbs and carry my weight mostly in stomach and hips. I also have fibromyalgia and back pain. I'm desperate to buy a mattress I can sleep on. That hotel mattress was wonderful. If could tell me the name of that mattress and also make any suggestions fo rme I'd really appreciate it. I average only 2-3 hours of sleep a night, toss and turn and end up on the couch. It's hard on my marriage. Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi Chris. You're about to learn what nobody seems to know. You don't need to spend a lot, to get a good night's sleep. Hotels use cheap mattresses...most of them, the low end of the Posturepedic line. Routinely, they add a cotton topper to that.
You'd have to call the hotel and ask them to tell what mattress was in that room....to know for sure.
I'd direct you to the Reserve Series of the Sealy Posturepedic line. It's more substantial than those used in hotels. Go for the "cushion Firm" model and add a latex topper to that.
The combination will be supportive, comfortable and reasonably long lasting.
 
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Marriott Mattress

Tim of Olympia, WA, writes:
My wife and I recently returned from a two-week vacation. We probably slept in 10 different beds. Our trip began and ended at a Courtyard by Marriott hotel where we both agreed that we enjoyed our best sleep in years. I examined the mattress, and it appeared to be a simple, thin piece of foam.
Since returing home, I've researched Mariott beds. They are manufactured by Jamison, which unfortunatley doesn't have a retail presence in our section of the country. Marriott sells its beds via the Internet, but the prices seem steep for a simple piece of foam and we'd like to lie down on any mattress before we buy it.
I sleep hot and am concerned about the "tempurpedic" aspect of foam. Also, I often sleep on my stomach and am concerned about my nose sinking into a soft topping and blocking my breathing.
We'd like to duplicate the Marriott mattress that we slept on, but we're not quite sure what it is. Am I correct that foam is either "memory foam" or "latex foam"? Do you recommend one over the other? If you recommend latex over memory foam, do you recommend natural or artificial latex? What widely distributed mattress is most like the Jamison Marriott mattress that we enjoyed?
Thanks for whatever help/advice you can provide.

Hi Tim. The third type of foam is polyurethane. It is also the least expensive. It's what you slept on while vacationing. Poly foam isnt very long lasting, but its cheap...which is why the Marriott uses it. It's very comfortable and cost effective to replace every few years.
Latex feels like poly foam, but lasts a whole lot longer. Memory foam feels nothing like the other two....and a terrible waste of money. Latex comes all natural, natural and synthetic, or all synthetic. The all synthetic is state of the art, but all are excellent products. Chemicals are used to produce all of them, so don't too hung up on the "all natural" terminology.

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Sealy Posturepedic Encore Plush CSS Mattress

Chuck of New York, writes:
Greetings...slept on a Sealy Posturepedic Encore Plush CSS mattress while staying in Santa Fe....Hotel St. Francis! Can you please give me the equivalent to this matterss which is available to the general public?? And...why is this mattress not available to consumers..only hotels??? Is it a worse or better quality mattress which is available to consumers?? Thanks!

Hi Chuck. The coil system in the Sealy Posturepedics is the same for the hotels, as is available at retail....only the name,"Encore", is exclusive to hotels. Sealy Posturepedics are available in 3 Series. The cheapest, the Preferred Series, is what you'll find inside that hotel mattress. The next Series up the line, the Reserve, has a higher coil count and a better edge support. For every night use, that's where you'll start your search. The most expensive Series, the Signature, are thicker mattresses with a couple more features. You'll find a choice of comfort at every level.

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La Quinta Mattress

Lynda of San Antonio, writes:
My mother (88 years old) and I recently spent the night at a La Quinta Inn in Victoria, Tx. The mattress used was wonderful. My mother has difficulty sleeping on her mattress at home, so when she commented on how well she slept on the mattress, I decided to try to find the mattress for her. Please help me!

Hi Lynda. Simmons makes the mattresses for that hotel. If you call them, they should be able to tell you which retail model is the closest. To get that exact mattress, you would have to go through the hotel.

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Sealy Posturepedic SpringFree TIER 2 CSS Plush mattress

Shaun of Memphis, writes:
Last Fall I visited the Comfort Suites in Tyler,TX and had the best night's sleep ever. I asked the manager about the mattress and she stated that it was a Sealy Posturepedic SpringFree TIER 2 CSS Plush. The topper was a Down lite mattress pad model number HOS100FB0100-whi-078-080. One month ago, I purchased the Somerset Sea Plush mattress by Sealy. It doesn't come close. Can you tell me which Sealy mattress is the closest to the CSS Plush. The hotel stated that those were made specifically for the Comfort Suites chain. Is it possible to buy one from the hotel?

Hi Shaun. Your info conflicts. CSS stands for "Comfort, Support System", a term Sealy applies to the Posturepedic, not the SpringFree. Hotels, especially moderately priced ones, don't go to the expense of a latex mattress...which is what the word "SpringFree" would indicate. A caveat to that is that recently, Sealy moved their Comfort Series to be included under the SpringFree label....which is what you ended up with. You have a poly foam mattress, not latex. It's sold as a latex mattress by way too many retailers...and they're getting away with it. What you have is a mattress that measures 13" thick. 1.57" of it is latex. The rest is poly foam. It's one of those small details that many salesmen tend to leave out of their presentation. Anyway, The mattress at the hotel was likely, a low end Posturepedic...and it was that topper that made it feel so nice. If you were to get an all latex SpringFree mattress, it would be a whole lot better than either one you've encountered so far. If you were to get a Sealy Posturepedic Reserve, you'd have a better mattress than the one at the hotel. The Reserve Series has a higher coil count and better edge support. You'd still need a topper to create that feel.
 
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