u/staleconfetti

I absolutely love the feeling of a really nice hotel bed and I want to recreate it at home but I have no idea where to start.

The things I love most are:
• super crisp, cool, white sheets that almost have that freshly pressed feeling.
• a fluffy white duvet that’s light and airy but still luxurious
• pillows that are both fluffy and supportive. I love when you sink into them but they still have some bounce instead of going completely flat.

I’m willing to invest in good quality bedding if it’s actually worth it, but if there are good options that are more affordable that is a plus. I am located in Canada so bonus points if the recommendations are available here.

I need recommendations on things like:
• best sheet material/thread count
• duvet insert and cover
• pillows
• mattress toppings if they make a big difference
• anything else that gives luxury hotel feel 😁

I would love to hear exactly what you used if you have managed to recreate that 5 star hotel bed feeling at home. Thanks😊

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