The Sleep Doctor is in ... Times Square - Westin Hotels brings iconic Heavenly Bed and sleep teams to Times Square to kick off partnership with the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) and global sleep study that reveals 51% of people prefer a great night's sleep to great sex. Westin and NFS launch (888) TIME-4-SLEEP, a month-long sleep hotline staffed by sleep professionals to help people get a good night's sleep. Pictured - London mother gets some needed rest in Heavenly Bed in Times Square. AP Photo logo AP Photo 3 months ago

The Sleep Doctor is in ... Times Square - Westin Hotels brings iconic Heavenly Bed and sleep teams to Times Square to kick off partnership with the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) and global sleep study that reveals 51% of people prefer a great night's sleep to great sex. Westin and NFS launch (888) TIME-4-SLEEP, a month-long sleep hotline staffed by sleep professionals to help people get a good night's sleep. Pictured - London mother gets some needed rest in Heavenly Bed in Times Square.

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