Soft king size beds

[Thedonnie]

I’m looking for places that have softer beds due to back issues (thanks army) and also king sized Incase I make more than one friend for the night.  The problem I’ve come across is they are either bigger beds that feel like a sheet of plywood or a soft one that barely fits two.

[Evilfriar]

Hey mate, the best and softest in a hotel I've stayed in was March hotel.

Cheers

[Thedonnie]

I’ll check into that, thanks for the tip!

[Farangkie]

Iv'e got the same problem , the best bed Iv'e had was the W14 hotel , but still not soft .

Iv'e just come back from the Phillipines , and the hotels bed was rock hard , I asked the receptionist if they had a mattress topper that they could put on the bed.

She said that they didn't , but told me some guests bring one with them . So next time I go to Pattaya or AC I'm going to buy a foam mattress topper , and reduce the size by putting it in one of those plastic bags that you suck the air out of with a vacuum cleaner so it can fit in my case.

[Garzan]

As I recall the beds in Acqua and 247 in the Soi Honey / Soi 11 area use good quality mattress toppers. They feel soft, but not too soft, to me. I totally hear you about the common Thai mattresses chipped out of a solid granite block of stone. :-) 

Boomerang on the alleyway behind the Soi 15 Soi Buakhao corner had both a big bed and fairly soft comfortable bed. It's a popular guesthouse though so if you were wanting to stay there you would need to book in advance. The big rooms in front are really big for the Pattaya normal. 

[Ballbag]

Yep same issue here, if it's a hard bed I get a shit night sleep and just become a grumpy cunt all day! so now I don't mind spending a bit more on accommodation just to get a good bed. So far I've only found a few rooms in VT6 and the Hard Rock Cafe to have the best beds. I haven't tried many other hotels as I'm worried I'll book a hotel for 6 nights that has a hard bed, then I'm fucked.

[Billyboy294]

At one time some of the matresses sold were hard on one side for Thais and soft on the other side ,

Might be worth checking your mattress..

[Oukiva]

6 hours ago, Syco said:

So next time I go to Pattaya or AC I'm going to buy a foam mattress topper , and reduce the size by putting it in one of those plastic bags that you suck the air out of with a vacuum cleaner so it can fit in my case.

Uh?? If your mattress topper is so soft that it allows to be compress to fit in a suitcase, then I doubt that it makes a lot (any?) difference when put on top of a mattress 

I use one of these topper as my main mattress, laid on the floor, and roll it and store it vertically during the day. There is no way I could compress it more than 20-30% by rolling it very tight, and it can not be folded as it would break/cut the inside foam. Even when rolled, its volume is bigger than a big suitcase.

[Farangkie]

2 minutes ago, Oukiva said:

Uh?? If your mattress topper is so soft that it allows to be compress to fit in a suitcase, then I doubt that it makes a lot (any?) difference when put on top of a mattress 

I use one of these topper as my main mattress, laid on the floor, and roll it and store it vertically during the day. There is no way I could compress it more than 20-30% by rolling it very tight, and it can not be folded as it would break/cut the inside foam. Even when rolled, its volume is bigger than a big suitcase.

Ok may have to rethink that.

[Garzan]

8 hours ago, Syco said:

Ok may have to rethink that.

Depending on how long my stay was, and how much the existing mattress was impacting my sleep, and whether or not I could cancel my remaining reservation with a refund, it might be worth it to just buy a good mattress topper and abandon it when I left (and never book that hotel again.) 

I suspect a mattress topper wouldn't be much above the cost of one short-time, and certainly less than a long-time. That doesn't seem like a lot to pay to get a good nights sleep for a week or two. :-)

[jaynewcastle]

Boomerang guest house, the very large rooms at the front have very large comfortable beds

[Oukiva]

13 hours ago, jaynewcastle said:

Boomerang guest house, the very large rooms at the front have very large comfortable beds

There is nothing such as a bed comfortable for everybody . For mattresses - as for ladies - we all have different tastes/preferences. These one may be comfortable for YOU but very uncomfortable for someone else. (too soft, too hard...)

I find that sleeping on your stomach make any bed less uncomfortable.