The collection runs from roughly twelve thousand euros to well over a hundred thousand, depending on model, size, base, legs and fabric. Hästens publishes no standing price list; prices are quoted per configuration by the dealer. Discounts are unusual, and the price you hear is as a rule the price you pay.
A Hästens isn't an article with one price. The same model can be tens of thousands of euros apart depending on size, the type of base, the legs and the fabric. A price list would therefore raise more questions than it answered, and that is why there isn't one.
In practice it means you get a price once the configuration is known. That feels old-fashioned, but in this segment it is the rule rather than the exception — with a kitchen or a car at this amount nobody makes a fuss about it.
The model is the biggest factor: the more layers of horsehair and pocket springs, the more material and handwork goes into it. Next comes size — the difference between a double width and an extra-wide version is considerable.
Then come the parts people often forget to count: the base, the legs, the headboard choice and the fabric. Anyone comparing quotes should make sure the same parts sit on both sides.
The purchase price says little without the lifespan beside it. A fifteen-thousand-euro bed over fifteen years comes to €2.74 a night for two people; if it lasts twenty years, that drops to a little over two euros.
That sum cuts both ways. If you don't sleep better on it, two euros a night is still two euros too many. The arithmetic doesn't justify the spend — it only makes it comprehensible.
Half a day costs €245, a full day €395 and an overnight stay €595, per suite for two people. If you buy a bed afterwards through the dealer you came with, that amount comes off your order.
That makes a sleep test free for those who buy, and a day at a spa for those who don't. It is deliberately built that way: we don't want the threshold for not buying to be higher than the threshold for buying.
The entry models of the collection start around twelve thousand euros for a double width, depending on base and finish. Always ask for a price on your own configuration — size and components drive the amount more than the model itself.
That is arranged by the dealer you buy from, not by the brand. Ask at the first conversation; it usually makes no difference to the price, but it does to when the bed is in your house.