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A new poll reveals exactly why people get the "best" sleep in hotels. It's a clean sense of smell.
Sounds like a cliché, but in a survey of 2,000 Americans, 43% said that fresh scents were their favorite part of sleeping away from home. rice field. Immediately behind, 41% chalked on the mattress and 39% said they could sleep.
A poll conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by Mattress Firm also found that 75% of respondents felt shocking. It was refreshing to wake up at the hotel rather than at home.
Its sleep-friendly data follows stunning statistics of people overbooked this summer, with 68% of respondents saying they are the ultimate "yes" man and all invited. He states that he agrees with the opportunity.
COVID-19 After a two-year stagnation in a pandemic, Americans are a little stunned to grow their social lives. More than half (52%) of respondents say they use their vacation as follows: Travel – Business or leisure.
Participants average 3 weddings, 3 times I am planning to flock to my birthday. Having a party and three family trips, what they are looking forward to is a good night's sleep. 73% of respondents expect better sleep while traveling.
“When you go to bed when you're away from home, the space can be more relaxed and cozy, usually without the usual mess,” says a mattress farm lifestyle expert. Trae Bodge said. “A relaxing sleeping environment optimized for temperature, light and minimal noise is essential for quality rest. It is advisable to create that sanctuary at home as well.”
Considering that 76% of people relax on vacation, "everyone" I didn't like to relax. 73% of respondents prefer to rest and relax, while 66% want to explore on the go.
But one long Whether after a day, by the pool or walking miles to their destination, the respondents went home a bit and relaxed. It's a bedtime ritual.
White noise machines (41%), face wash (40%), exercise (39%), and bringing special pillows (39%) are at the top of the list of night's most important necessities or things to do. Now. On the street.
Even dermatologists can be pleased – 37% of respondents followed skin care routines even when they were away from home. In fact, people. Was more enthusiastic about following the skin care regimen than at home (32%) during vacation (37%) and more enthusiastic about washing their hair (31% during vacation, 28% at home)
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The only part of the inconsistent night itinerary was bedtime. 37% said they were more likely to get up later and go to bed earlier than when they were at home.
However, the smell of the bed was fresh and the mattress felt luxurious. Even so, it's a bit homesick. 65% of respondents said they started missing their beds, feeling separation anxiety creeping in even though they were only three nights away. In fact, the average. People said they needed extra days after vacation to rest at home.
Vacation – Relax – Sometimes exhausted, so 7 out of 10 (72) %) Says they will take a break between the overflowing schedules this summer.
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"Easily update your sleep sanctuary from your trip "Relaxing sleep," says Bodge. "White noise machines and aromatherapy oils can be combined with the right mattresses, pillows and linen to improve sleep. Invest in the right bed to suit your particular sleep style and distract your bedroom. You can make a difference in sleep quality by eliminating as much as possible. It also limits the use of electronic devices. Avoid bright lights and turn off voice alerts at least one hour before bedtime.
Top 10 people love about hotel beds
- Clean sheet smell – 43%
- Mattress – 41%
- High quality bed sheets – 41%
- Can sleep – 39%
- Different time zones – 38%
- Can be stretched on a large bed – 35%
- Luxury pillows – 34%
- More pillows than at home – 27%
- Accurate temperature control – 21%
- Room view – 15%
