Hotel rooms are synonymous with absolute relaxation and luxury, providing a plush escape that many of us would love to recreate in our own bedrooms. 

Boasting top-notch  bedding and tranquil decor, who wouldn't want to bring that lavish hotel vibe back home?

While a night in a posh hotel could hit your bank account hard, crafting a five-star bedroom environment is surprisingly kinder to your purse strings, say experts.

According to Rebecca Swain from WinstonsBeds.com, the secret to hotel-style splendour lies not just in the aesthetic but also in the choice of mattress.

She said: "You could have the comfiest bedding in the world, but it won’t make a difference if you are sleeping on an old, uncomfortable mattress that doesn’t suit your needs."

Splashing out on a new mattress should be thought of as a savvy investment rather than a mere indulgence when considering the substantial gains in sleep quality and overall well-being.

For anyone looking for a more affordable upgrade a few well-chosen enhancements like sumptuous new pillows or a thorough spring clean can single-handedly elevate your bedroom from mundane to majestic. 

Invest in a Quality Mattress

A worn and tattered mattress is a tell-tale sign you're due for an upgrade. A premium mattress shouldn't have springs that protest with every movement.

Noisy or squeaky springs can signify the internal structure of your mattress has started to deteriorate.

Waking up with headaches could also be a sign you need a new mattress, as the pain could be caused by poor alignment and support during your sleep, according to experts. 

Keep Your Mattress Clean

No one likes to admit to having a dirty mattress, but over time, they can accumulate dust, allergens and dirt that can affect your sleep quality. You can get rid of stubborn mattress stains by making a cleaner from household essentials.

Mix a quarter of a cup of white vinegar with three parts distilled water to create an effective cleaning solution. Be careful not to make the surface too wet as it can cause internal dampness.

Hot water with a dash of washing up liquid can also help with stubborn stains.

Upgrading Your Bedding

Experts recommend changing your bedding once a week and ironing them as soon as they are dry to recreate the crisp, fresh feeling of hotel bedding. Hotels often opt for white bedding as it gives a clean look and feel to a bedroom.

White bedding also makes it easier to spot any stains or imperfections, ensuring high standards of cleanliness and hygiene even at home.

Changing your duvet

What really helps hotels achieve that ultra-luxurious look is having large, fluffy duvets. A 13.5 tog duvet will give the look and feel of oversized bedding, accompanied by extra-large pillows.

Duck down duvets are a favoured choice in hotels due to their luxurious softness, lightweight warmth, and breathable comfort. They often feature a high fill power or a down-feather blend for a plush yet structured feel.

Alternatively, synthetic down duvets mimic the feel of down without using feathers. Adding more pillows can enhance your bed's comfort.

Add more pillows

Hotel pillows, made from plush down, microfibre, or feather-down blends, offer the perfect mix of softness and support. With a variety to suit every sleeper and regular fluffing for lasting freshness, they deliver that unbeatable luxury feel night after night.

One of the easiest ways to upgrade your sleeping experience, hotel style pillows are an affordable addition to your bedroom. Perfecting the look of your bed is also essential.

Perfect the look of your bed

Hotel sheets are often made from high-quality cotton with a high thread count (typically 300-600). Egyptian cotton is a popular choice for its softness and durability, while percale and sateen weaves offer different textures - percale for a cool, crisp feel and sateen for a silky, lustrous finish.

For an extra neat and polished look, tuck in the corners of your duvet. This simple step keeps bedding crease-free, enhances aesthetics, and helps maintain a fresh appearance for longer.

By making these simple adjustments, homeowners can enjoy the feeling of a five-star retreat every night.