Hotel Sheets Direct 100% Bamboo Viscose Queen Size Bed Sheet Set - Cooling, Breathable & Moisture Wicking Silky Soft Sheets with 2 Pillowcases (Tan) - Perfect for Hot Sleepers & Luxury Hotel-Style Bedding

I think I’ve owned these long enough to provide a review. First, I “discovered” bamboo sheets while trying to find ways to make my sleep cooler. As a woman of a certain age, the cooler the better. I’ve been a sheet snob for years, swearing by 100% cotton and high thread count. In my younger years, I had no problem dropping $150 on a set of sheets. Older, wiser, now, not so much.I read reviews, asked friends who had bamboo sheets and decided to take the plunge.I am SO. GLAD. I did.These have to be the softest sheets I have ever had the pleasure to sleep on. I could not believe how soft. I actually brought a pillow case to work to show my co-workers just how soft. And how utterly gorgeous the fabric is.And yes, they ARE cooler than regular cotton sheets. That’s not to say they don’t get warm, but they cool down fast. So if you get up to get a drink of water, your spot will be cool upon return. I still flip my pillow during the night, but again, it’s always nice and cool on the other side. They are gorgeous sheets, almost looking like liquid when they “pool” on the mattress, whether you’re making the bed or folding them or just getting out of bed.As far as fitting the mattress, I have a 10 inch mattress with a 2 inch topper and they are fine, fit perfectly.I love these sheets so much, I bought a second set as soon as they were in stock again.Now, it’s not 100% perfect. They do stain easily. So if you sweat a lot, that and simple natural body oils will stain these sheets. It is very obvious on the purple sheets, which is the first color I got (which by the way, that purple is decadent. ) I first noticed it on my husbands pillow. What I did was soak them in Oxy and laundry detergent. Didn’t get them 100% stain free but it helped. Now I simply don’t dry the pillow cases, I air dry them. Instructions do say that you can use Dawn dish soap or Oxy if they are stained. I don’t know about you, but that is way too much work for sheets. I do add Oxy to the laundry but I don’t pre-soak the sheets. The staining will show less on a lighter color, which is what I got for the second set.The other “negative” I have seen in the reviews is wrinkling. Yes, they wrinkle, a lot. If you don’t take them out of the dryer promptly and either fold or make up the bed, they will wrinkle. However, since I am sleeping on them, not wearing them, I honestly do not care. But since it is something I saw in other reviews, I felt it important to include.As for service, I did reach out to the Hotel Sheets Direct customer service when I couldn’t find a queen set in ANY color. They responded in a timely manner that they would have stock back within a week or so, which was the case and I ordered immediately. Price-wise, these seem to be the best value/price for these types of sheets.My only worry is pilling. I seem to have very bad luck with supposed high quality sheets pilling. But I am following the instructions, cold water, delicate cycle (most of the time) no fabric softener or dryer sheets and so far, so good.Overall, these are a win-win for me. I now use my cotton sheets to cover my sectional (dogs shed a lot.) I will probably never go back to cotton sheets again. Even with the staining, these are 5 star sheets, in my opinion. Take a chance, you won’t be sorry!