There's nothing like sliding into a fresh bed after checking into a hotel and feeling the crisp, clean bed linen against your skin. It's supremely indulgent and something we'll forever chase to have in our home. Here is our guide to where to buy the best hotel bedding online.
Our homes are a haven for relaxation, especially our bedrooms. Collapsing into a fresh set of bedding after a challenging week is everything we ever want. When it comes to bedding sets, there's a lot to think about - from sateen and percale finishes to silk or Egyptian cotton materials, there's something for everyone.
In hopes of making our bedrooms even more luxurious (alongside our pillow sprays and full-length mirrors), we've been on the hunt to find the most similar 'hotel' bedding, that will up the ante on your old mattress.
Grazia's Best Hotel Bedding, At A Glance:
Editor's choice: Mayfair Ultimate Egyptian Cotton Sateen Duvet Cover, £200 - £260 on Fenwick
Best luxury hotel bedding: Sferra Giza 45 Super King Duvet Cover, £1,912 on Harrods
Best hotel bedding pillow: Natural Collection Hungarian Goose Down Standard Pillow, £90 on John Lewis
What Do I Need For A Full Luxury 'Hotel' Bedding Set?
If you're going to invest in some high-quality bedding, you'll want to make sure you're really upgrading your whole set without forgetting anything. From dreamy pillows to soft-to-touch sheets, this is what will make the difference between regular rest and the extremely cosy sleep we get from hotel stays.
Firstly, you'll want to think about your bottom sheet. When it comes to bedding, you can either grab fitted sheets or flat sheets and that is definitely a case of personal preference. Think about looking into cotton sheets which are breathable, soft as well and easy to clean. Linen sheets also make for a popular choice, if you're looking for something lighter.
Next up are pillows and duvets. Pillows are important to think about because a soft or firm pillow can be the difference between a restful and restless night's sleep. From memory foam to duck feathers, there are lots of choices out there and you'll probably know which one suits your neck and sleeping pattern more. If you like your bedding to feel heavy and warm, go for a high-feather filling in duvets and pillows, as these can naturally create a more cosy feel.
Depending on the finish of your bedding set, pillowcases and duvets can be the real key to getting that 'hotel' bedding feel. Sateen finishes offer a high-shine look that is familiar to hotel goers and then silk can be beneficial to skin and will feel indulgent. Go for a classic 100% cotton choice if you want to keep it simple but luxurious.
Throws and bedspreads are the last things you want to think about and can add something just extra special to any bedding set. They're not necessary but can help to make your bedding unique.
Ready to dive into the comfiest selection of bed sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases? Here's our selection of the best luxury and 'hotel' bedding you can buy.
Shop: The Best 'Hotel' Bedding For Your Bedrooms
Editor's choice
www.fenwick.co.uk
You can get the sheen of hotel bedding with a sateen finish like this Fenwick Egyptian cotton duvet set. Made with 1000-thread cotton, this is made with the finest Portugal materials from UNESCO-listed Guimarães. Crafted with traditional skill and expertise, we love that these crisp cotton bedsheets will elevate any bedroom space.
Pros
- Made from 100% Egyptian cotton sateen
- Crafted with traditional skill and expertise
Cons
- No single bedding option is currently available
Material: | 100% Egyptian cotton sateen |
Wash: | Machine washable at 40 degrees |
Best luxury hotel bedding
www.harrods.com
For the more indulgent shoppers, this Sferra Giza set is made with premium linens that are taken up straight from native Italy, with cotton grown in the Nile River valley. Also available in King, this Egyptian cotton duvet cover is the epitome of luxury.
Pros
- Made from 100% Egyptian cotton
- Lightweight feel, perfect for those who are warm sleepers
Cons
- Currently low in stock with few options left
Material: | 100% Giza 45 Egyptian cotton |
Wash: | Machine washable |
Best hotel bedding pillow
www.johnlewis.com
There's nothing like a cosy hotel pillow that's a good support for your neck and leaves you snuggling up in no time. For a real treat, invest in some goose pillows like this John Lewis option. It's filled with free-range geese down, making it warm and soft. A customer claimed they retain their shape well despite being soft, bouncing back each morning.
Pros
- Perfect for front sleepers or those who prefer soft support
- Reviewers claim the pillows retain their shape
Cons
- May be too soft for some
Material: | 90% Hungarian goose down, 10% goose feather |
Wash: | Machine washable at 40 degrees |
Best affordable hotel bedding
www.thewhitecompany.com
If you want the whole package all in one, smooth bedding can easily come all together. The White Company have a 200-thread-count Egyptian cotton full set so you can have crisp sheets that really complement each other. Reviewers loved the luxurious feeling of this bed set, with some commenting how easy it was to care for the product.
Pros
- Made from 100% Egyptian cotton
- Available in single, double, king and super king
Cons
- May need the correct dosage of detergent to retain the whiteness
<strong>Material:</strong> | 100% Egyptian cotton |
<strong>Wash:</strong> | Machine washable |
Best popular hotel bedding
www.marksandspencer.com
If you're looking for more than just a white set of bedsheets, this 400-thread-count pure cotton option with a double cuff trim may be the right choice. Finished with a subtle stripe shine, this makes a chic hotel bedding option with something a little different. This bedding set is a popular option at Marks & Spencer, with reviews stating that it is beautiful quality.
Pros
- Made from 100% cotton
- 'Invitingly soft' according to a reviewer
Cons
- May need regular ironing to maintain appearance
Material: | 100% cotton |
Wash: | Machine washable at 40 degrees |
Best lightweight hotel bedding
www.harrods.com
You can never go wrong with buying directly from Harrods of London - this Cadogan duvet set will leave you feeling comfortable and relaxed, ready to loosen up in your sheets. Made with pure cotton percale and having a 200-400 thread count, you'll be rested in no time.
Pros
- Made with 100% cotton
- Lightweight feel, perfect for those who are warm sleepers
Cons
- Only king size is currently available
Material: | 100% cotton |
Wash: | Machine washable |
Best silk hotel bedding
www.lilysilk.com
Nothing says opulence like high-quality silk, soft and sleek. True silk helps to keep your skin moisturised and has natural hypoallergenic properties, making this mulberry silk duvet cover set a particularly tempting choice. We love how opulent it is, creating the luxury experience from your very own home.
Pros
- Made from 100% mulberry silk
- Eight colourways to select from
Cons
- May need more maintenance than other options
Material: | 100% Grade A mulberry silk |
Wash: | Hand wash cold |
Co-founder of Tielle Robert Lancaster Gaye says that five-star hotel bedding, such as their own, is the key to a good night's sleep: "There is nothing more comforting than slipping into bed with freshly laundered bedlinen. The feel of it and the smell of it is like nothing else. Add to that the quality of the bed linen in a luxury hotel and our fondest memories of a night away almost always focus on the bedroom and the quality of sleep.”
What Bedding Do They Use In Hotels?
To get that crisp and smooth feeling of a hotel bed, many luxury hotels will use the highest-quality materials to really ensure a comforting finish every single time. The most popular choice at hotels is 100% cotton sets with long staples and single-ply in white. Most of the time the sheets will come with a percale finish, making them light and crisp, but sateen is also a popular choice and how you will get that silky feeling. If you're not a fan of cotton, go for a silk or linen finish to get that indulgent feeling without having to go cotton.
Caitlin Casey was a Senior Commerce Writer for Grazia UK for three years, specialising in sex and wellness content. She has written across various publications since 2017 and covers shopping, fashion, beauty, women’s lifestyle, popular culture as well as all things trending.
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