A good night's sleep or great sex?

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Sleep, say 51% of respondents.

The study of about 12,500 recent travelers in a dozen countries commissioned by the hotel chain in conjunction with the 10th anniversary of Westin's Heavenly Bed, backs up headlines that say Americans don't get enough sleep.

• 51% of respondents would prefer a perfect night's sleep to great sex. Contrary to stereotype, more men than women picked slumber over a roll in the hay. Canadians were the only group to favor sex over sleep. (When a Westin survey asked the same question a decade ago, just 31% picked sleep.)

• 42% would rather find a sleeping pill on their pillow than the usual chocolate at turndown.

• More than half of travelers — 62% — say they take an over-the-counter or prescription relaxant, sleeping pill or stress medication during an overnight stay away from home.

• 60% said their BlackBerry or other personal digital assistant has hindered getting a good night's sleep.

• 57% said a great hotel bed provides a better sleep experience than at home, which certainly was music to the ears of the Heavenly Bed folks.