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When we used airbeds we had foil backed picnic rugs followed by the airbed with thermal fleece topper (from Dunelm Mill) and a fitted sheet (we had the Coleman ones) Then a good quailty sleeping bag and if it was really cold, a fleece blanket on top!
I feel the cold a lot and was always warm with that set up.

However, after having the airebds collpase in the middle of the night, we now use camp beds which are sooooo comfortable and warm!

I have a tent carpet, airbed, sleeping bag, flannalette fitted sheet, ME, feather duvet and blanket.

This week I was toasty warm on top but could feel the cold underneath, I used my waterbottle but the heat left that at about 3.30 and I woke up cold. In the end in addition to the above I also wore my trackies tucked into socks a thermal top, fleece and a hat - very attractive

When I de-camped the sleeping bag that was on the bed and the airbed itself were both very damp - I suppose my warm body and the cold air from the bed - not even the insulating between the 2 seemed to do any good.  I am now thinking of a small electric blanket.

we have the foil backed picnic rugs in the bedroom covering the floor, on the airbed we have a thermal fleece topper, then a fitted sheet to sleep on, then a flat sheet 2 fleece blankets, and our sleeping bag with and extra 2 blankets if it gets cold.

I do sleep in thermal PJ's and socks always very warm, also have OH to cuddle upto to keep warm.