Hotel beds
Apr 1st, 2002, 10:32 AM
#22
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John,
Apparently the Westin Stonebriar in Plano Tx has forgotten to add the "featherbed". I was expecting one, but no luck.
OliveOyl,
If you own a hotel I hope you take this post to heart. There is nothing worse than waking up unable to move because the bed is so horrible. Whenever you replace your beds I suggest you check out KINGSDOWN brand mattresses. This is what I have at home & they are the best. I know that they do supply some small hotels & inns.
Does anyone have any inforamation on hotels in Dallas with featherbeds?
Apparently the Westin Stonebriar in Plano Tx has forgotten to add the "featherbed". I was expecting one, but no luck.
OliveOyl,
If you own a hotel I hope you take this post to heart. There is nothing worse than waking up unable to move because the bed is so horrible. Whenever you replace your beds I suggest you check out KINGSDOWN brand mattresses. This is what I have at home & they are the best. I know that they do supply some small hotels & inns.
Does anyone have any inforamation on hotels in Dallas with featherbeds?
