One Bedding Brand At Costco Stands Above The Rest For The Fluffiest Down Comforter

Fluffy down comforters won't just make your sleep experience cozier. They'll also elevate your bedroom. Thick, voluminous inserts look ultra luxurious, especially when compared to flat, limp comforters. They not only give the vibe of walking into a five-star boutique hotel, but also add depth to your bed design. Everything from blankets to throw pillows looks more elevated when paired with a fluffy comforter. The only downside is that these inserts are usually rather expensive, especially if they're filled with down. However, Costco can help you snag one at a budget-friendly price, thanks to the bedding brand, Hotel Grand. 

The warehouse retailer's Hotel Grand White Down Comforter has a 650 fill power, giving it a sufficient amount of bounce. Fill power is a unit of measurement for how puffy a comforter is, much like how thread count tells you how densely woven a bed sheet is. And just like with thread count, the higher the fill power, the more premium the insert. For context, a standard comforter has a 575 fill power, whereas the most luxurious insert has one of 1,000. More quality comforters start at 650, so this comforter makes the cut. Here is a closer look at its features. 

Costco's Hotel Grand bedding brand has several comforters available on its site, but the Hotel Grand White Down Comforter is its fluffiest pick. Not only does it have 650 fill power, but it also has 500 thread count, 100% cotton fabric cover, and 14-inch squares that create a baffle pattern across the insert, creating extra volume. It also keeps the down in place, ensuring the entire cover stays uniformly fluffy rather than having it clump in certain sections. It's filled with fluffy down, and with 650 fill power, the blanket will be light but highly insulated. That's because the higher the fill power, the fluffier the down is, making the blanket itself lighter since you need less of it to fill the insert. It's also certified by the American Down and Feather Council, so you can trust you're not getting a down and synthetic blend. As for how to clean your down comforter, you'll need to dry clean this particular pick.

The brand is also reasonably priced. A twin costs $89.99, a queen clocks in at $104.99, and a king costs $114.99. This is with shipping and handling included, so if you find it at your local warehouse, it will be even cheaper. Its reviews are also impressive — it has received 4.7 stars out of a little over 3,800 reviews, 3,100 of which are 5 stars. If you're looking to make your bedroom feel like a luxury hotel, this is a great addition to the design.