Holiday Britons take own bedding on a trip abroad with them
Getty Holiday secrets: What do a quarter of Britons admit to taking?
Britons heading on holiday often pack the usual items, such as suncream and sunglasses. The reason for a break away is often to relax and catch up on some much sleep. A staggering 74 per cent admitted a comfortable bed is one of the top priorities when choosing where to stay. Yet the study found that to ensure a good night’s sleep happens, there is one rather bizarre item that Britons always take with them.
A quarter of Britons admitted to taking their own duvets and pillows with them on holiday
The study by holiday home manufacturers Willerby found that a quarter of Britons admitted to taking their own duvets and pillows with them on holiday. This is despite 31 per cent admitting they sleep better when away from home than in their own bed. It also found that six per cent of holidaymakers chose to leave a holiday early because the beds were too uncomfortable. Kirsten Bolton, marketing director for Willerby, said: “Our research shows that Brits put their sleep quality high on the agenda when it comes to holidays.
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Getty Holiday secrets: Britons admit a good night sleep is important on a holiday
“Breaks away from everyday life are the perfect opportunity to catch up on well-earned rest, and long lie ins are definitely a holiday highlight that many people don’t often get the chance to indulge in at home." Whilst 24 per cent of the 2,000 people asked said that a lie in was the best part of the holiday, it seems it can be a difficult thing to come by if lumbered with uncomfortable beds. Hotel beds are often seen as come of the most comfortable, even if they are harbouring some nasty secrets. But how can you ensure you get a good nights sleep?
Getty Holiday secrets: Many admit to taking their own bedding on a trip