Here's where you can buy the same custom mattresses that these 13 hotel brands use in their guest rooms

• As the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to spread across the US, many are hunkering down at home once again.
• Even those who are making travel plans are opting for close-to-home trips and many are choosing vacation rentals rather than hotels due to safety concerns.
• But you don't have to book a luxe hotel stay to sleep in a cozy hotel bed. You can create a comfy escape in your own bedroom. 
• Many boutique hotels stock startup mattress brands we love in guest rooms, but there's nothing quite like the familiar feeling of a plush traditional hotel mattress.
• These mattresses are typically custom made for hotel brands specifically, and available to buy for those wanting to replicate the experience at home.
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While domestic travel has started to pick back up, the novel coronavirus continues to sweep the US, and many states are currently seeing huge spikes in cases. With a potential second wave on the horizon, there's a good chance we all might be spending more time cozying up in our own beds over the next several months. Plus, even those who are traveling right now are often opting for vacation rentals, RVs, and even sleeping in camper vans to avoid interacting with other guests.

And with a lot of extra anxiety weighing on, well, everyone right now, getting a good night's rest is more important than ever. We're always testing the best mattresses on the market, from established, top-tier names like Sleep Number to startups like Leesa, Casper, and Saatva. While the Leesa Hybrid is our overall favorite, we've also identified the best mattress for side sleepers, the best mattress for back pain, and the best spring mattress.   

But sometimes, we too love to simply savor the decadence of a crisp hotel bed, which always seems to be a little loftier, pillow-ier, and fluffier, thanks in large part to the mattresses used.

While many boutique hotels are turning to startup brands to outfit their rooms, established chains and brands like Four Seasons, Hilton, Kimpton, and Sofitel still offer the traditional route of custom premium mattresses.

They're often designed in collaboration with big names like Serta and are available to purchase online and use at home, which means you don't have to wait for travel to reopen to sink into five-star-hotel-worthy sleep. If you loved the bed you slept on at that Caribbean Marriott resort, know that you can likely order the very bed online.

While these are typically replicas of the exact mattress you'll find in guest rooms, do note that some properties may differ from one to the next, and are subject to change. And once your bed is in place, complete the look with hotel-worthy sheets and bedding to make your bedroom feel like a real hotel room.

Sleep like you're in a hotel on these 13 hotel-branded mattresses, available to purchase online.

SEE ALSO: 7 mattress startups that high-end hotels around the US use in their guest rooms, including popular options like Casper and Leesa

Westin Hotels

Westin's Heavenly Bed earned its name for a reason. This plush mattress has long been a staple of the brand's hotel rooms thanks to a quilted pillow top and motion isolation capacity that ensures you'll keep snoozing even if your partner tosses and turns.

With individually wrapped spring coils that contour themselves around your body for a comfortable but supportive night's sleep, the Heavenly mattress is recommended for those who prefer medium to firm pressure.

Disney Hotels

Disney's whole concept is built around a certain kind of magic, and anyone who's stayed at one of the company's resorts knows that Disney magic isn't limited to just the theme parks.

Disney's pillow-top mattresses sold online are the same you'll find in their hotel guest rooms, designed in collaboration with Beautyrest. AirCool Gel-Infused Foam claims to regulate your body's temperature, and Beautyrest's own Pocketed Coil technology helps you to drift off feeling as royal as one of the princes or princesses that roam park grounds. We also like that the bed is made with eco-friendly components.

Marriott Bonvoy Hotels

Whether catering to business travelers or vacationing couples, Marriott knows how to deliver a consistently good night's sleep, and that's largely due in part to the hotel's official bed.

Refined over half a century, their latest incarnation uses soy-based foam that is said to improve circulation, gently cradle sleepers, and lower the mattress' temperature for cool, comfortable sleep.

Sheraton Hotels

Sheraton's mattress is built with active sleepers in mind, boasting motion-reducing design and barrel-pocketed coil technology. A single-sided zip-off pillow top and quilted damask layer add to the appeal.

Hilton Hotels

We love a smart collaboration between brands and Serta and Hilton teamed up to make this quilted pillow top and TempActiv Gel Memory Foam, which contours to the body and helps promote airflow for a cooler night's sleep.

The beds, which are used in both Hilton and DoubleTree properties, include box springs with wood sourced from sustainable forests that can be completely recycled.

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts

Four Seasons hotels are revered for their serene sense of luxury, which also unsurprisingly extends to their custom mattresses.

They definitely come at Four Seasons prices, but the mattress is made to be well balanced and supportive with room for customization, too. A clever zippered topper design lets you change out the topper between firm, plush, and signature models.

Waldorf Astoria

With hundreds of properties around the globe offering top-of-the-line pampering, Waldorf Astoria beds seem as dreamy as the hotel rooms you'll find them in.

Mattresses are designed in collaboration with Serta and feature five different comfort zones intended to alleviate pressure points and wake up feeling rejuvenated.

Ritz-Carlton

Ritz-Carlton properties are renowned for opulence and their mattresses are no different.

The at-home model sold through the hotel's online boutique is built by Sterns & Foster's expert craftsmen, who are trained to be as exacting for detail as the hotels themselves. The reinforced edges will stand up to years of use, and thoughtful features include temperature control and breathable silk and wool fiber fabric.

St. Regis

The name conjures up an air of sophistication and refinement and these pillow-top mattresses are used globally at each of the brand's hotels and beachside resorts. The super-soft pillow-top is made from cashmere quilting with a motion-reducing design atop a streamlined, low-profile box spring.

W Hotels

Available exclusively through the hotel group's online boutique, W beds are customized by Simmons and refined with engineering for less motion transfer, plus pocketed coils that make bodies feel supported, and reinforced edges. The mattresses come with a 10-year warranty, too.

ACE Hotels

ACE Hotels properties are known for a minimal, industrial urban edge, and plenty of fun quirks along the way.

Equally popular are ACE Hotel mattresses, which is actually a 100% natural latex rubber mattress. These Suite Sleep mattresses might sound unusual, but after a night's sleep, you might be a convert. The mattress is covered with an organic cotton quilted cover and has a layer of wool batting so you sleep extra cozy.

Kimpton Hotels

Kimpton mattresses use a combination of gel-infused layers of foam, inlays to help relieve pressure on legs and lumbar areas, and a high count of interlaced coils. And yes, there's a super-plush topper, too.

Order a box spring, or simply lay the mattress directly down on a platform bed.

Sofitel

Sofitel's European sensibilities are wrapped right up into their mattresses, aptly named MyBed.

The made-in-France mattress is available exclusively from the hotel group and combines coil springs and high-density foam for full cushioning and support. For bonus indulgence, splash out on the duck featherbed topper.

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