What are the beds and mattresses like in Turkish hotels?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 20 days ago
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 20 days ago
TL;DR
Turkish hotel mattresses are typically thick (25–30 cm) and firm. Extra sleeping spots like daybeds are manageable for guests up to 170 cm tall.
A daybed in a ground-floor room near reception was usable for sleeping — a guest 170 cm tall found it comfortable enough. It may not fold out, but it works as a sleeping surface, though it's not as good as a full bed.
Main beds have thick mattresses around 25–30 cm. They are on the firmer side, which suits guests who prefer a supportive surface. Pillows are large, though the pillowcases are slightly too small for them.
Even if the room is only used for sleeping, a spacious and well-furnished room with a good bed and quality mattress noticeably improves the stay.