immy said:That other thread mentions that Nordstrom sells these beds but I can't find any information about it on their site. I can only find the duvets and pillows but not the mattress. Can anyone confirm that these beds can be found in Nordstrom stores?

Nordstrom sells the Heavenly bed found at the Westin's, not the W hotels

immy said:That other thread mentions that Nordstrom sells these beds but I can't find any information about it on their site. I can only find the duvets and pillows but not the mattress. Can anyone confirm that these beds can be found in Nordstrom stores?

Heavenly bed on Nordstrom website

If you search the old discussion about these beds, a few FW's said that the CSR's told them that the pillowtop from the W Hotel is the same as the Heavenly Bed from the Westin. Of course, I would suggest doing some homework to confirm this to be true or not. Sychin is correct in saying that these are beds from the W hotel and not the Heavenly beds from the Westin.

OP, can you provide more details on the code? Where does it come from?

Thanks,

I currently own the heavenly bed and if the W hotel bed is anything like it....run and get one. You'll sleep like a baby.

piyush123 said:Is the Boxspring anything special? They are charging about $ 250 for a boxspring and I can get a cheap one locally for about half that!

same question.
Sears has them for like 100 bucks

couldn't have had better timing. I was considering pulling the trigger last week, but held off.

35% is too good to pass up. I just pulled the trigger on a queen plush+ box spring. for $700.

by the way, the offered frame is just a few metal rails. I'm going to find one out in town for a lot less than $100.

thanks a million for this tip.

jaymk said:Hi and thankyou for such a good deal.
I am looking forward to buy 1 king and 1 queen pillowtop. Can anybody who bought this set please give me some advice if it will make any difference to buy the box springs from there or get it locally.
Thanyou once again.

well, for the queen, adding the box spring adds only $100 to the total which, after the coupon is applied, amounts to only $65.

I'm guessing you could find a beat up or mismatch box spring around town for $50, but remember tax and shipping, plus the hassle. I opted for the queen box spring.

for the king, it might be worth your while to hunt for two twin box springs (or whatever the respective dimensions of the bed might require). It's something like $300 on the web site, it might be worth the hassle to get it in town. Try closeout furniture places and hunt for a good deal - you don't need a great box spring, they're all pretty much alike.

Remember that king size box springs are usually in two halves so as to negotiate tight corners whilst en route to your bedroom.

so tempting...

h0 said:preoccupo said:jaymk said:Hi and thankyou for such a good deal.
I am looking forward to buy 1 king and 1 queen pillowtop. Can anybody who bought this set please give me some advice if it will make any difference to buy the box springs from there or get it locally.
Thanyou once again.

well, for the queen, adding the box spring adds only $100 to the total which, after the coupon is applied, amounts to only $65.
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My math is a little different, and I like yours better:

queen pillowtop set before discount: $1450 after 35% discount: $942.50

queen pillowtop mattress before discount: $1075 after 35% discount: $698.75

difference: $243.75

Where's the $65 difference?

He is referring to plush top
Queen plush top set 1075, and mattress only 975.
This is interesting, I would assume they use the same box spring?

Got the King size plush and some overstock bedding, Thanks!!