White duvets now at ALL Hampton Inns?
Nov 28th, 2006, 05:18 AM
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White duvets now at ALL Hampton Inns?
I had heard here on Fodor's, when I commented that all Marriot's changed their bedding to wonderful confortable beds with white duvets that are changed after each quest, that Hampton Inns had done the same. This past week we stayed at a Hampton Inn in Houston and it is true! My first choice in hotels will always be these hotels that are doing this. It is so great to climb into a bed with all clean sheets and spreads! No more blankets that are only washed every three months and bedspreads only washed..?? whenever!
Do you know of other hotels that have gone to this type of bedcover?
Do you know of other hotels that have gone to this type of bedcover?
Nov 28th, 2006, 07:59 AM
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Yes, we had the white duvet stuffed with a quilt when we stayed at the Hampton Inn in Bremerton, Washington, last weekend.
We suffer under this kind of bedding. It is much too heavy for us; we removed it and replaced it with a blanket.
We suffer under this kind of bedding. It is much too heavy for us; we removed it and replaced it with a blanket.
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I'm bringing this thread back to the top to see if any other chains are doing this.
We just stayed at a Holiday Inn Express that had a blankets with fresh white sheets beneath and above it so it was completely covered in clean linen. Awesome!
We'll be in Pensacola for a wedding and can't find a convenient Holiday Inn Express. I'd love to hear about other moderately priced chains that might be following this trend.
We just stayed at a Holiday Inn Express that had a blankets with fresh white sheets beneath and above it so it was completely covered in clean linen. Awesome!
We'll be in Pensacola for a wedding and can't find a convenient Holiday Inn Express. I'd love to hear about other moderately priced chains that might be following this trend.
