Luxury hotels use duvets with a little weight, which makes them perfect for snuggling under. The slight heaviness of this layer can be calming and provide comfort, according to the Medical Daily -- perfect for days when we never want to leave the bed.

Do hotels use duvets?

Hotels typically use a sheet – not a blanket or duvet – as the top layer of bedding. But, if you want to a pop of color or a personal touch, add a coverlet to the bottom of the bed or a few colorful pillows.

Why are hotel duvets so fluffy?

The loft (or fill power) is representative of the quality of the down inside; a high loft number represents a larger cluster of down, which will result in a fluffier duvet. When you have larger clusters of down, you'll need less of them stuffed in the duvet to look puffy, and to keep you warm.