Spoiled w/ sleep#bed, how can I sleep on the firm beds at a value?

mad hatter fan

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I've been so spoiled by my sleep number bed! I am now used to sleeping on it set quite soft and it is a pillow top as well. I recently had to sleep on a firm mattress at my inlaw's house and I was misirable and could hardly sleep. What kind of mattress topper could I get that would be portable enough to bring on vacation yet give me enough cushioning? Help please!
 
Bodipedic makes a memory foam top that you could use. It really is very good and Select Comfort now makes their beds with it already built in. You could get a twin size and that would be as small as you could hope for. QVC sells them. Check there. Good Luck! :wave:
 
mad hatter fan said:
I've been so spoiled by my sleep number bed! I am now used to sleeping on it set quite soft and it is a pillow top as well. I recently had to sleep on a firm mattress at my inlaw's house and I was misirable and could hardly sleep. What kind of mattress topper could I get that would be portable enough to bring on vacation yet give me enough cushioning? Help please!

Does the Sleep# bed really help? Im a light sleeper and wake up 2-3 times a night and Im only 29! We are getting a new mattress soon and saw your post. Just wondering...

Oh, and in responce to your question - TempSoma is sold at Sams Club for $100 for a queen 2 inch memory foam. It is fairly compact until you open it. You could bring one with you and then leave it there. MouseKeeping would be thrilled. That thing rocks! My current bed is concave in the center. Lousy $1200 mattress! That topper helped it last longer and should help BIG with resort beds.

And the best bed at a WDW was at the WL! Best mattress ever! No idea what it was...
 
Have no fear! The beds at the both values I have stayed at are very soft. You should feel right at home :rotfl:
Seriously, they were soft for me. My sleep number is 70 and I felt like I was sleeping on a hammock.
 

We have a sleep number bed too and have a hard time with hard beds in hotels. Generally the cheaper the hotel the harder the bed. Obviously there are exceptions to this, but as a general rule...

We've not stayed at a value yet, but most of the beds at WDW range from okay to really comfortable. When we have to stay in the hotels with the bad beds I bring Tylenol PM and take two before heading for bed.
 
We also have a sleep number bed.

I don't know if it's because I am so tired while at WDW or what...but I sleep great in those value resort beds.

I have a bad back because of a car accident 10 years ago and I have no problems.

Good Luck. :wave2:
 














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