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Dorm beds can be surprisingly uncomfortable. Start with the essentials (sheets + pillow), then upgrade comfort with a mattress topper and protector—especially if your dorm uses Twin XL.
Sleep tips
Sleep tips
Better sleep in a dorm:
Better sleep in a dorm:
• Use a mattress protector + topper (comfort + hygiene).
• Bring earplugs or a white noise option if you’re a light sleeper.
• Wash sheets weekly—shared spaces get dusty fast.
• Keep a bedside caddy so you’re not searching at night.
FAQ
FAQ
Is Twin XL required?
Is Twin XL required?
Many dorms use Twin XL, but confirm with housing before buying.
Topper or mattress pad—what’s better?
Topper or mattress pad—what’s better?
A topper usually gives a bigger comfort change.
Do I really need a mattress protector?
Do I really need a mattress protector?
Highly recommended—dorm mattresses are shared and hard to clean.
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