Beds and Quality of Sleep

[TastyWheat]

From what I've seen there's no difference between sleeping in one bed or another as far as how well you recuperate or how warm you are. Fatigue is obviously a concern but other than getting to the point where carrying capacity is being compromised it's pretty much an afterthought to sleep since beds are essentially an unlimited resource. To add an extra level of challenge I think different beds should reduce fatigue at different rates. So the bedroll would be very low quality of sleep, the bunk beds or cots would be moderate, and the full beds would be high quality. You might have plenty of storage, a workbench, and a fire barrel at the hydro dam, but you'll be sleeping longer (maybe recovering health slower) on your bedroll.

[EternityTide]

perhaps there should be a draft/damp/peacefulness calculator built in. certain areas where you place the bedroll will give lower quality sleep than others

[White Fang]

Can't help but agree with this one. Sleeping outside on the ground certainly be less restful than sleeping on the bedroll inside a building... sleeping in a fishing shack or deer stand should somewhere in between. And, of course, an actual bed should trump all of those based on the type of bed as described by the OP.