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arlene22 TUG Member Posts: 485 From: N.J., Owner: Harborside @ Atlantis Registered: Mar 2004	posted 03-15-2005 12:51 http://www.westin-hotelsathome.com/HeavenlyBed/diagram.html ------------------ ~Arlene IP: Logged
dbmMayer TUG Member Posts: 1955 From: Northern CA Owner: Westin Ka'anapali & Sheraton Desert Oasis Registered: Jul 2003	posted 03-15-2005 13:03 I LOVE these beds! ------------------ Denise IP: Logged
nikki33866 TUG Member Posts: 54 From: Los Angeles Registered: Dec 2004	posted 03-15-2005 21:37 Are the heavenly beds in the Sheraton properties? ------------------ Nicole IP: Logged
nikki33866 TUG Member Posts: 54 From: Los Angeles Registered: Dec 2004	posted 03-15-2005 21:53 Also, isn't Marriott incorporating the heavenly beds into their hotel rooms? Well it may not be the exact line of heavenly beds but something very similar. I imagine the rational is to compete with Starwood. ------------------ Nicole IP: Logged
ajsmithtx TUG Member Posts: 231 From: Panama City Beach, FL, USA - own at Orange Lake FL, (fixed); Shearwater, Princeville HI, (float) Registered: Aug 2001	posted 03-16-2005 03:15 I am looking forward to sleeping on one when we go to Mauai, this summer! ------------------ Tony IP: Logged
jkjsless TUG Member Posts: 17 From: Port Hope, Ontario Registered: Mar 2005	posted 03-16-2005 03:33 Sheraton calls them "sweet sleeper beds" but they are the same as the Westin "heavenly beds" and they are both extremely comfortable. IP: Logged
dbmMayer TUG Member Posts: 1955 From: Northern CA Owner: Westin Ka'anapali & Sheraton Desert Oasis Registered: Jul 2003	posted 03-16-2005 09:25 quote: Originally posted by nikki33866: Are the heavenly beds in the Sheraton properties? ALL the Starwood properties - Sheraton, Westin, W Hotels, etc. ------------------ Denise IP: Logged
theunitrep TUG Member Posts: 89 From: Vista, CA Own at: Westin Ka`anapali, Sheraton Mountain Vista and Parkway International Registered: Feb 2004	posted 03-16-2005 14:47 quote: Originally posted by dbmMayer: ALL the Starwood properties - Sheraton, Westin, W Hotels, etc. Denise -- My wife and I stayed at a Sheraton in San Diego last fall and the "Sweet Sleeper Bed" was in no way as comfortable as the "Heavenly Bed" that is in Westin properties. Jerry IP: Logged
dbmMayer TUG Member Posts: 1955 From: Northern CA Owner: Westin Ka'anapali & Sheraton Desert Oasis Registered: Jul 2003	posted 03-16-2005 17:23 quote: Originally posted by theunitrep: Denise -- My wife and I stayed at a Sheraton in San Diego last fall and the "Sweet Sleeper Bed" was in no way as comfortable as the "Heavenly Bed" that is in Westin properties. Jerry No kidding - that's too bad. I thought they were the same mattress. I would love to buy one when we need a new mattress. ------------------ Denise IP: Logged
pwrshift TUG Member Posts: 2764 From: Toronto Registered: Dec 2000	posted 03-16-2005 21:36 I stayed in a Sheraton Suites in Orlando last month and while the gal on the desk told me it was a 'Heavenly Bed' it wasn't anything like the one in the Westin Peachtree in Atlanta where I stayed the previous night. Westin's was considerably better than Sheraton's IMO. In March I stayed at the Westin Cincinnati and the bed was as good as the Westin in Atlanta too. The Heavenly Shower in Westins are nice two with 2 shower heads and a shower curtain rod that curves out in the middle of the tub so you don't touch it when showering -- I liked that because you never know how often hotels clean or replace shower curtains. The Sheraton Orlando didn't have that either. There was a 'Heavenly' sales brochure in the Westin and I called 'Heavenly Bed' to see if I could get one sent to Canada, and was surprised that she told me they were actually made in Canada...yet the price was $100 more! ($1100 plus S&H for a queen mattress & box spring). The sheeting was about the same price, but made in U.S.A. So...figure on $2400 for a queen bed with all the trimmings. Hate to say it, but the 'new' Marriott mattresses are not nearly as good as the Westin Heavenly Beds IMO. Brian ------------------ Those who dream most, do most. [This message has been edited by pwrshift (edited 03-16-2005).] IP: Logged
Kay29 TUG Member Posts: 403 From: Batavia, NY, USA (owner at: Kona Coast Resort 1, Hawaii; Maui Lea at Maui Hill; Westgate Vacation Villas, Orlando.) Registered: Dec 2000	posted 03-17-2005 15:29 The web site doesn't really say what the mattress is made of . Is the top layer of it memoryfoam? a feather bed topper? OR ???? IP: Logged
pwrshift TUG Member Posts: 2764 From: Toronto Registered: Dec 2000	posted 03-18-2005 06:47 Kay...call 1-877-777-5418 and they'll probably be able to tell you. Online shopping has its limits unless your really know exactly what you want. I aways have unanswered questons when buying online, especially for products you have to 'live' with (or on) for years. Brian ------------------ Those who dream most, do most. IP: Logged

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