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Not in a bed, and not in unsanitary quarters.

Medieval servants usually slept where they worked. The kitchen crew slept in the kitchen, the pantler in the pantry, the butler in the buttery, the stable hands in the stable, and so on. Not even household knights had separate quarters--they slept in the hall that was used to hold court in the daytime and to serve meals at mealtime.

Only the very rich people had beds.

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