Comfort worthy of the finest hotels

Do you remember the good nights of sleep you had in the hotel? Of that feeling of having had the best night of your life? From this morning unlike any other where you woke up without pain and ready to start a great day.

Hotel bedding must meet demanding standards

And yes, hotel establishments are subject to many rules that must be adapted to customers to ensure their safety and comfort. Indeed, you have already noticed that hotel mattresses are thick and for good reason, they must meet everyone’s needs thanks to their excellent density. To ensure their longevity and avoid any risk of deformation, hotels must adapt to the different body shapes of their customers in order to satisfy them.

What differentiates a standard mattress from a hotel mattress is the importance given to sleeping independence. In fact, this means not disturbing or waking your partner when you move during the night. Everyone can peacefully enjoy their space without disturbing the other’s sleep. This is an important criterion that should not be overlooked if you wish to purchase this type of bedding.

In hotels, bedding is the main element of the room, which is why it must be perfectly designed to meet standards. It must be replaced every 6 to 10 years, which generally corresponds to around 2,000 overnight stays. In all hotels, the dimensions of the bedding must also be respected: for a single bed 90 x 190 cm then for a double bed 140 x 190 cm minimum. However, more upscale, more luxurious hotels or even palaces offer bedding with larger dimensions such as Queen Size (160 x 200 cm) or King Size (180 x 200 cm) beds. You should know that hotel bedding is inspected one by one so that it is always in perfect condition and, above all, always clean.

What if hotel bedding came into your home?

We’ve all dreamed of getting the same mattress we just slept on after a night in a hotel.

Indeed, many people want to buy the same bedding as the one they tried in the hotel. There are several criteria to consider to achieve the same feeling of comfort and softness as luxury bedding. It can be relaxation bedding or a classic bed, but comfort is always there. Today, the same comfort can be achieved at home, as all the elements of luxury mattresses are offered by leading bedding brands such as Simmons, Tréca Paris and Hästens. These brands offer mattresses made from the finest selection of materials such as virgin wool, alpaca, merino, cashmere, horsehair, and cotton. Their natural properties are exceptional, ensuring unparalleled hygiene and durability. These excellent materials are combined with advanced technology and careful assembly to provide high quality and extremely high resistance.

Luxury bedding is no longer just for hotels; come and discover our most beautiful models!

Hotels that use our products

As you may have seen previously, many hotels have adopted high-end beds to guarantee the comfort and satisfaction of their customers.

Hästens bedding is based on know-how, as its craftsmen use traditional techniques that have been passed down from generation to generation. The brand decided to create its own hotel, the Hästens Sleep SPA, with 15 rooms located in Coimbra, Portugal. The brand also offers its luxurious bedding to many exceptional hotels such as the Arantza Hotela in Navarre, Spain, and the Lotten New York Palace, located in Manhattan.

Beautyrest by Simmons stands out for the infinite care taken in its finishes, but also for the independence of sleeping on its mattresses. The brand equips several hotels including the Alfred Sommier in Paris, the Barmes de l’Ours in Val-d’Isère, the Adlon Kempinski in Berlin, the Mariott President Wilson in Geneva, Hyatt Unbound in Budapest and many more!

Maison Tréca stands out for its artisanal workmanship, carried out by skilled workers and specialists, allowing for an exceptional level of finish. The brand’s mattresses have established themselves in the most beautiful French hotels and palaces: the Les Airelles palace in Courchevel, Le Grand Contrôle at the Château de Versailles, the La Bastide palace in Gordes, and also the Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez.