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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
I don't like Travelodge beds but I do like Premier Inn.
Friday night I had a lumpy bed at my hotel but last night at the Crowne Plaza I had the best bed I have ever slept in. Even better than the Number Bed.
What's your favourite? Do you notice your hotel beds or just too busy making them lumpy to care?
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Ive stayed in some nice rooms with lovely beds, its the size of the bed i like some are huge. But some are so high i have to take a running jump. Last big bed i slept in was at the ramada nottingham |
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By *D40Couple
over a year ago
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I like a bit of elbow room as once i've finished taking advantage of my OH i like my space. No lumps and like a previous poster i love my memory foam mattress. My kids fight over who's gonna sleep in it if i go away for a few days..
ps, i don't leave them home alone 
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Ive stayed in some nice rooms with lovely beds, its the size of the bed i like some are huge. But some are so high i have to take a running jump. Last big bed i slept in was at the ramada nottingham"
I know what you mean about the high ones. I have to slide off them to get up.
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over a year ago
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The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable! 
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
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Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
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"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
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I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned! 
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge!  |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned!
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge! "
I haven't got a plan for Kent. You need to find me something for the Xtasia social in February.
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"I don't like Travelodge beds but I do like Premier Inn.
Friday night I had a lumpy bed at my hotel but last night at the Crowne Plaza I had the best bed I have ever slept in. Even better than the Number Bed.
What's your favourite? Do you notice your hotel beds or just too busy making them lumpy to care?
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I don't play in hotels but for business and pleasure Hilton and Marriot's are ok, just find the rooms too cold. |
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"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned!
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge!
I haven't got a plan for Kent. You need to find me something for the Xtasia social in February.
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I got premier inn next door to xtasia for £43 |
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"I don't like Travelodge beds but I do like Premier Inn.
Friday night I had a lumpy bed at my hotel but last night at the Crowne Plaza I had the best bed I have ever slept in. Even better than the Number Bed.
What's your favourite? Do you notice your hotel beds or just too busy making them lumpy to care?
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I don't play in hotels but for business and pleasure Hilton and Marriot's are ok, just find the rooms too cold. |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned!
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge!
I haven't got a plan for Kent. You need to find me something for the Xtasia social in February.
I got premier inn next door to xtasia for £43"
I will probably end up booking that I just thought Thumper could find me a gem with a four poster. I might be persuaded to try tying up with a four poster. |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I don't like Travelodge beds but I do like Premier Inn.
Friday night I had a lumpy bed at my hotel but last night at the Crowne Plaza I had the best bed I have ever slept in. Even better than the Number Bed.
What's your favourite? Do you notice your hotel beds or just too busy making them lumpy to care?
I don't play in hotels but for business and pleasure Hilton and Marriot's are ok, just find the rooms too cold. "
I like a Marriot but the Crowne Plaza bed was better than any I have had in a Marriot or Hilton.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I prefer Premier Inn beds to The Hilton. Sheets are too thick at the Hilton and mattresses too hard. Premier Inn has lovely soft quilts  "
I've NEVER stayed in a Premier Inn.
If memory serves..
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm saying nothing and going into hiding  "
And so you should!!!
All I will say is the hotel some of us stayed at last night was something akin to Faulty Towers and a certain someone found the hotel!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Travelodge are doing their hotels up and putting in new beds. The old beds were mostly really crap. The new beds are brilliant! The new decor rooms are nice too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I love a lush, firm bed. The best bed i have experienced so far has been a Best Western Hotel in Chelsea/Kensington. All the hotels round there have been amazing!!
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I love a lush, firm bed. The best bed i have experienced so far has been a Best Western Hotel in Chelsea/Kensington. All the hotels round there have been amazing!!
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I've had a decent bed in a Best Western in Canada but not over here. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love a lush, firm bed. The best bed i have experienced so far has been a Best Western Hotel in Chelsea/Kensington. All the hotels round there have been amazing!!
I've had a decent bed in a Best Western in Canada but not over here."
..try the Best Western Cromwell. That room i had was fab.
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"I'm saying nothing and going into hiding
Now you know that has just piqued my interest. Get out of hiding and spill the beans."
Another good way to rate hotels is on the quality and cleanliness of the their towels.
Eh Moody...  |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Hotel Du Vin have great beds....
I haven't stayed in one yet. I've only eaten there. Hotel Du Vin on the beds to do list."
very similar to Malmaison, but I think Hotel Du Vin have the edge |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned!
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge! "
The bed was very comfy Ben - couple of very nice extra 'pillows' too!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I'm saying nothing and going into hiding
And so you should!!!
All I will say is the hotel some of us stayed at last night was something akin to Faulty Towers and a certain someone found the hotel!! "
Never did I want my own bed as much as I did today lol!!!  |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Hotel Du Vin have great beds....
I haven't stayed in one yet. I've only eaten there. Hotel Du Vin on the beds to do list.
very similar to Malmaison, but I think Hotel Du Vin have the edge"
I love a Malmaison. Do you think I could make it a stipulation of my next meet that it has to be at a Hotel Du Vin? |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Hotel Du Vin have great beds....
I haven't stayed in one yet. I've only eaten there. Hotel Du Vin on the beds to do list.
very similar to Malmaison, but I think Hotel Du Vin have the edge
I love a Malmaison. Do you think I could make it a stipulation of my next meet that it has to be at a Hotel Du Vin?"
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge!
The bed was very comfy Ben - couple of very nice extra 'pillows' too! "
I had extra 'pillows' at the Holiday Inn in Kent but I didn't use them. |
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My bugbear is hotels who claim to give you a kingsized bed which turns out to be two singles made up as one bed. 
Which means you sleep at one side or get a terrible nights sleep due to the ridge down the middle.  |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"My bugbear is hotels who claim to give you a kingsized bed which turns out to be two singles made up as one bed.
Which means you sleep at one side or get a terrible nights sleep due to the ridge down the middle. "
I'm with you on that one. What's the point of a big bed when you can't use the whole thing? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Hotel Du Vin have great beds....
I haven't stayed in one yet. I've only eaten there. Hotel Du Vin on the beds to do list."
I would go half with you a room with a kings size bed. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The hotel i've booked for the 2nd will be fucking comfortable!
...The best though i've ever stayed in, was probably a pub in Kent.
The room cost seriously, £50 quid and it was amazing!
Four Poster bed, solid oak, awesome room.
I would have expected that to be £200 quid plus per night and that would have been worth it.
£50 it cost. I couldn't believe the value. In fact on check out, I told him a room like that people will pay good for money for.
Also the Hilton in Reading is pretty good. (thump)
I stay there a lot with work.
Your bed in Kent did sound amazing. I should get you to sort out all my hotel bookings. Economical, stylish and comfy.
I will send you the link to the pub.
For £50 quid, I was stunned!
Obi thought he was smart booking shagalodge!
The bed was very comfy Ben - couple of very nice extra 'pillows' too! "
Naaaah I never meant that!  |
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"My bugbear is hotels who claim to give you a kingsized bed which turns out to be two singles made up as one bed.
Which means you sleep at one side or get a terrible nights sleep due to the ridge down the middle.
I'm with you on that one. What's the point of a big bed when you can't use the whole thing?"
Exactly! You may as well be in a single!  |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"My bugbear is hotels who claim to give you a kingsized bed which turns out to be two singles made up as one bed.
Which means you sleep at one side or get a terrible nights sleep due to the ridge down the middle.
I'm with you on that one. What's the point of a big bed when you can't use the whole thing?
Exactly! You may as well be in a single! "
There is nothing worse than lying across a bed for a massage and finding you have a lumpy bit in the middle.
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Jury's birmingham have a very comfortable bed. "
I haven't really liked the beds at Jury's.
The beds at the Rafayel (not a chain) are good but let down by the pillows. They really let the whole room down.
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The best hotel bed I've ever slept in was at Portmeirion but that was with my ex!
My favourite hotel is the lowry because I've always been with my favourite man  |
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