我测试过许多找到最好的枕头,一个d This $40 One Helps Me Sleep Like a Baby

One unfortunate truth about myself is that I generally don’t sleep well. The cause is a number of reasons from constantly checking my phone to forgetting to turn out the lamp on my nightstand. Every now and then, as a last resort, I’ll spritz my bed with alavender-scented pillow mistto help me chill out. It usually works well, but whether or not I wake up feeling rested is still a gamble. However,when I’m traveling, I rarely have a hard time getting enough uninterrupted rest.

There’s something about hotel pillows that makes me sleep like a baby every time, but I’ve never had a pillow at home that replicates the same feeling. Until now. I tried out three pillows from hotel bedding brandSobel Westex, including the eco-friendlyDolce Vitaand popularSobellaside sleeper. But it was theirSahara Nights Pillowthat won me over in the first place.

TheSahara Nights Pillowis the top seller fromSobel Westex, a brand that provides linens tohotels and resorts around the globe. Its quilted outer shell is made from 233-thread-count, 100-percent cotton that’s lightweight and smooth to the touch. On the inside, it’s gently filled with ultra-fine microfiber that’s been infused with gel to help regulate body temperature. The pillow is recommended for stomach and side sleepers due to its medium-soft feel; however, afirmer model of the pillowis available. The Sahara Night’s pillow is hypoallergic, as soft as a down pillow, and machine washable. To help retain its shape, Sobel Westex recommends adding tennis balls to the dryer to encourage the fluff. Just keep in mind that the more a pillow is washed, the more it will lose its shape so your safest bet is to cover it with a pillowcase to preserve its cleanliness and longevity.

TheSahara Nights Pillowwas my introduction toSobel Westexas a brand. I’d already heard good things about them from a colleague, so prior to trying it out for myself, I was already curious to see how a hotel-quality pillow would hold up at home. Right out of its packaging, the Sahara Nights pillow gave me high hopes as it mimics the same downy feel of pillows I love to use on vacation. Thanks to the gel-infused microfiber fill, it hascloud-like comfort with a bit of supportto keep me from feeling like my head is directly on my mattress. It’s alsodurableandmalleable: I have the pillow in a Queen size and was able to stuff it into a standard pillowcase without a problem. I didn’t think I could sleep as deeply as I do when I’m traveling, but the Sahara Nights pillow showed me that it’s not where you are, but what you use to sleep.

Buy:Sahara Nights Pillow, $40.50 (normally $45)