What are the beds and mattresses like in Turkish hotels?
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 85 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 85 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.
In one room on the 6th floor, the double bed turned out to be so narrow that the guest joked you'd have to sleep on your side.
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.