Hello. I am a bed novice. I didn't know what a duvet or pillow sham was until I was like 25 (I grew up poor). Actually I'm still not sure what those are. But I recently stayed at the Mandarin Oriental in Las Vegas and fell into bed heaven. At first, I thought the bed was too soft because you can press down into it. But it actually gave tons of support. And the pillows were awesome. They were long and Euro? Anyway does anyone who supplies their bed stuff or how I can come close to recreating it without spending a million dollars?
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Toronto MeFites: can you help us find inexpensive lodging/camping? [more inside]
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Just had an uncomfortable stay in Seattle on a firm hotel bed. Heading back in two weeks and need a better bed. [more inside]
posted by Leenie on Dec 21, 2009 - 7 answers

I just woke up from a night in my Amsterdam hotel room and realized my bed has bed bugs in it. How do I make dead certain these things don't return with me to the US? Also, what should I expect from the hotel? [more inside]
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Where should the lady and I stay on our (one-night) honeymoon on the Central Coast? [more inside]
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Last night I slept in my own bed after several days in the road and realized that the hotel beds were much more comfortable and rejuvenating than my own. How can I replicate the hotel-bed experience at home? [more inside]
posted by mikewas on Mar 13, 2008 - 27 answers

Two single duvets on double beds in Copenhagen. Why? Is this a local thing? [more inside]
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