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The difference in one sentence

The 2000T is the Hästens most people picture when they think of a Hästens: the classic bed the rest of the collection is measured against. The drēmər is the answer to what a bed of this calibre looks like if you start it today instead of in 1852.

That difference is mostly something you see in a showroom and barely feel. And feeling it is exactly what matters when you will lie in it every night for the next fifteen years.

What to watch for in the comparison

Don't go by the first sensation as you lie down — that mainly tells you about the top layer, and it is the same on both beds. Watch how you lie after twenty minutes, and above all how often you change position during the night.

Watch the turning behaviour as well: on which bed do you move more easily from your back to your side without half waking? For most people that predicts a good night better than comfort on getting in.

And finally, watch how you wake up. Not whether you lay well, but whether you get up without stiffness. That is the only outcome that will still matter in fifteen years.

Why we don't name a winner here

It would be easy to put a verdict here, and it would probably earn us search traffic. But we have no grounds for one: SleepSpa isn't open yet, so nobody has slept a night on both beds under our eyes.

As soon as they have, we will publish what we see — including how many guests ultimately chose which model, and why. Until then there is no figure here we cannot account for.

Frequently asked questions

Can I try both models in one day?

That is exactly what the €395 day experience exists for: both suites in one day, morning and afternoon, with the comparison in writing at the end. Once SleepSpa is open; at this moment booking isn't possible.

Is the drēmər cheaper than the 2000T?

With Hästens, prices depend on model, size, base and finish and are quoted per configuration. Ask for both in the same configuration, or you are comparing two different things.