How many hours of sleep do you get a night? ?

I get between 7 and 8 hours' sleep a night but I am still always tired in the morning. I think my sleep is often disturbed. I get too hot and my partner doesn't sleep well, so he's up and down, getting in and out of bed and although I often don't notice, I think it must disturb my sleep. I definitely sleep better if I don't have alcohol in the evening and go to sleep before 11pm!

My sleep varies significantly. I try to make myself as comfortable as possible, and don't drink fluids just before going to bed. I have a bladder condition that makes things very difficult for me to get a good night's sleep. But a cool dark bedroom cotton sheets , and a well ventilated room helps me . In the nights I don't sleep well I have to have cat naps during the day . That way i don't become so irritable .

I’m waking up at least every two hours, and only averaging about 6 hours a night at the moment

6-7 hours a night with usually 2 wake ups .
Vastly improved since getting a weighted blanket . Previously 4-5 hours and waking every 90 minutes almost every night.
Figures from a sleep monitor.
Happy with how much I get .

I can fall asleep in mid conversation with someone, I can fall asleep in the cinema, at a concert or theatre or during a talk, I can fall asleep whilst reading bedtime stories to my granddaughters but.....when I wake during the night, which I do frequently, I find it extremely difficult to get back to sleep so am always up and 'getting on' with things by 5 am at the very latest. I have tried various alternative treatments, meditation and followed a programme called 'Sleepio' to no avail. So I have learnt to embrace my sleeping pattern and to accept that that is how I am. Interestingly, I have an autoimmune condition and many others like me also experience sleep disturbances.

I sleep a good 8 hours. I keep the bedroom cool and read a page or two, then quickly drop off.

I got 5 hours 5 minutes of frequently interrupted sleep last night. According to my Fitbit that was deemed ‘fair.’
I am not sure how bad it has got to be for a poor nights sleep.

My sleep varies depending on what Ive been doing in the day. I get a much better sleep the more active Ive been especially if that activity has been mostly outdoors. I aim to be in bed by 10/10.30pm , generally read for 10/15 minutes then snuggle down. Generally awake anything from 5.30/6.30pm. Seems Im pretty fortunate compated to lots of you.

I try to go to bed at the same time every night. I go upstairs at 10:30 pm, get ready for bed, drink my milk, take my medication and watch TV (The Papers or News on BBC News channel) or listen to the radio or BBC Sounds for half an hour.

I have tinnitus, so play various relief sounds to mask that, once I switch off the light and snuggle down at 11:15 ish. On a good night I'll fall asleep in 5-10 minutes, but sometimes I'm still awake an hour or two later.

On a good night I get around 7 hours sleep and get up once to go to the toilet. On a bad night I can lay awake for hours, drift into sleep and wake up with bad dreams, wake up early and not be able to get back to sleep. No matter what kind of night I've had I try to get up around the same time (8:00 am) and try not to have any daytime naps.

Lockdown has certainly affected my sleep - I'm guessing a lack of physical exercise and higher levels of stress and worry. My husband says I sometimes speak or cry out in my sleep, which I've never done before!

I've struggled with sleep since I hit the menopause, before that I slept the sleep of the dead, hit the pillow was off like a light till 7 am ish. I miss those days, now I find myself awake early hours of the morning, either over heating or brain going into over drive. I don't know how many good hours I get, I perceive I'm dozing but not in a deep sleep, my husband tells me I'm asleep when he gets up to use the loo, he tells me this so often that sometimes I feel compelled to say when I hear him moving "hello I'm awake" just to prove him wrong!

I'd like to experience the sleep the woman who is presently on the front of the GN web page is having, she looks blissful, clearly no tossing, turning and over heating going on there!

I have never had a problem with getting 8 hours sleep and could easily sleep for longer. But over the last 18 months things have changed. Takes me longer to fall asleep and waking frequently when I'm too hot - age related obviously - but still feel like I'm getting enough sleep.

I usually get around 7 hours sleep, but unsure about the quality

Last night three hours - why!!!!

Usually asleep by 10pm but always wake up during the night to use the loo and then up around 7am

I get about 6 hours on a good night, the problem is hubby - I try and go to bed about 11pm but he wants to stay up and watch ‘rubbish’ on the tv until midnight. If I fall asleep I can guarantee he disturbs me as he is like a fairy elephant walking round the house/bedroom etc. Then he just gets in bed and falls asleep instantly, grrrr. ??

I go to bed around 10pm & get up at 7am, although I do wake in the night & struggle to get back off. I get around 7 hours sleep which is usually enough

Usually around 7 hrs but as the mornings get lighter earlier I’ll be awake ‘with the Larks’ soon enough

I get up to get my husband off to work at 4.30am and then on some nights I don't get to bed until 11.30pm so about 5 hours on a good night. The medication I am on means some nights I don't sleep at all and other nights are really restless. I find myself nodding off during the day!

I average 9 hours per night. Having worked shifts for decades I am now catching up :-)

About 6 or 7 hours a night but would like more and
going to sleep in the day causes even less hours asleep in bed

Probably 6-7 hours which isn't too bad if it is undisturbed. The worst thing is waking for the toilet after a couple of hours sleep and then being unable to fall asleep again.

I feel I need at least 7 hours to be alert during the day, and at the moment I’m only getting 5-6. I drop off quickly but wake up too early and can’t get back to sleep.

I feel I need about 7 to feel fully rested but I’m lucky to get more than 4-5 continuous hours’ sleep now, and that’s on a good night!

Between 7 and 8 hours sleep every night. If I have less I tend to nap in the afternoon or sleep for longer the next night. I'm lucky as I sleep very soundly and dont hear storms, phones etc.

Anything from 3 to 10. Average is 6. Wake up at some time most nights, more than once occasionally.

We never set the alarm unless we are expecting someone early but generally we go to bed around midnight.