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The best place in Washington to get a good nights sleep

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KAYAK's survey identifies Leavenworth, Washington, as the top city for sleep tourism, with 85% of Americans reporting sleep deprivation over the past year. Additionally, 55% of respondents express interest in vacations focused on improving sleep in 2025. Leavenworth, known for its Bavarian village charm, offers a peaceful atmosphere with minimal noise pollution, making it an unexpected contender for restful retreats. Various accommodations, including those with spas, provide opportunities for relaxation and rejuvenation. The town's attractions, such as bakeries and scenic walking areas, contribute to an enjoyable experience for visitors.

This trend in sleep tourism reflects a growing awareness of the importance of quality rest in modern life. As more people seek “sleep-cations,” Leavenworth positions itself as a prime destination to meet this demand. Travelers looking to recharge may find that their next getaway could be in this charming Washington city.

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