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You kind of need to use it because of your example, Nucleus should have had beds. The same way the rooms for rent at Bunker Hill should have.
It kinda sucks you have to adjust the rule for all mattress just because of a few locations that were never adjusted for survival.
https://i.imgur.com/1tJFq0U.jpg
They should have separated the save mechanics from the sleep mechanics. Although to be honest you should be able to do both anywhere. Maybe a cool down timer on saves would have been a better way of limiting them than making you find a bed.
I don't like using the bed mods though because almost all of them make it just too easy. I have settled for using the bed map (link above) as my "cheat".
You also can not really fix it with mods either because the mod would conflict with any ENB in the area and would conflict Sim Settlements because it creates a scrap profile conflict for the settlement.
Yet this is something that should have been fixed with the game implemented survival. Something like the beds in Goodneighbor's hotel. It is a frame with mattress dropped on it, but given bed attributes.