Maximising your nighttime comfort is always a sound investment. Sleep is some of the best medicine you can get, so ensuring you’re cosy, supported, and comfortable is a no-brainer if you want to get as much rich slumber as you can.
Right now, you can set about refreshing every bed in your home with the four-pack of Slumberdown Hotel Quality Pillows for £22.54, down from £36. A two-pack is available for a few quid less, but it’s definitely worth springing for the four-pack in this instance.
These hotel-quality pillows are bouncy yet supportive, springing back to shape when you get up. They’re ideal for side-sleepers, providing the support to keep your neck and spine aligned while you get your forty winks, and their soft-touch outer later is quilted for added luxury.
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They’re hypoallergenic, so sniffles brought on by dust, pollen, and pet hair should be at a minimum, but they’re also machine-washable if you ever find they could do with a little sprucing.
They’ve got plenty of fans at Amazon, with 4.4 out of 5 stars averaged from over 4,600 reviews so far. “These pillows are very supportive without being too firm,” said a five-star review. “They bounce back into shape once you relieve the pressure. I have slept better and had no shoulder pain since I began sleeping on them. Very good value for money.”
“Lovely pillows, ideal for side sleepers,” said another comfy sleeper. “Very comfortable and keeps shape. Best sleep I’ve had for ages.”
Another added: “I find purchasing a brand name is worth it in the long run. I’ve gradually replaced all our pillows with these because they keep their shape over a long period.”
Some have questioned their resilience, however. “Whilst they fluffed nicely when you plump them, they soon collapse as you lie down on them,” said one three-star review. “They’re not quite as firm as I would have liked.”
Another added: “Initially, they were just what I was looking for, but after using them for a bit, I noticed they started to lose their shape. While they still maintain a certain level of firmness, they haven’t held up as well as I expected.”
If you’re keen to shop around, there are plenty of pillow-based deals out there at the moment. Dunelm currently has a £7 deal on this two-pack of back-sleeper pillows, while at Debenhams you can look at this Snug City pair for just £19.99.