Best Luxury Mattresses (2025): Premium Comfort That’s Worth the Money

The Saatva has a true medium-firm feel that can appeal to numerous sleeping positions and body types. Inside the mattress are two layers of innerspring coils, which allow air to flow in and out of the bed without getting trapped. The Saatva Classic scored a 4 out of 5 or higher in many of our testing categories, solidifying its place as the best luxury mattress on the market currently.

Among the perfect scores are support and edge support. After trying out the Saatva Classic, I can safely say that very few beds are this supportive. As a stomach sleeper, the Saatva provided enough elevation around my hips to prevent me from sinking too far into the mattress’s layers.

Similarly, the Saatva has stellar edge support. While sitting and lying down on the edge of the mattress, I didn’t feel myself sink at all. I would have no issues recommending this mattress to older folks or those with limited mobility.

My fellow mattress tester, Nichole Mondshein, agreed with me, saying, “Out of all the beds I’ve tested so far, the Saatva Classic has the best edge support. The Saatva Classic should be the gold standard for all mattresses in terms of edge support.”

I also gave the Saatva Classic a strong 4 out of 5 for pressure relief. Pressure relief refers to a mattress’s ability to alleviate tension at pressure points at the hips, shoulders, and back.

To test the Saatva’s pressure-relieving abilities, I ran it through a test called the pressure map. It involves spreading a specialized mat across the mattress and lying on top of it on my back and side. When performing this test with Nichole, we found that the Saatva shines for back pain, as the graphic was primarily blue, indicating zero pressure. However, we saw a small amount of green around her shoulders and hips, which suggests there’s some pressure buildup.

The Saatva’s only weak point is its motion isolation. Highly responsive mattresses are typically very bouncy and easy to move around on. However, that usually comes at the price of equally high motion transfer, and the Saatva is no exception. We only gave it a 2.8 out of 5 for motion isolation, since I felt most of Nichole’s movements on my side of the bed when she moved around on hers.

The Luxury Firm Saatva, the model we tested, may also be a touch too firm for some side sleepers, especially if they’re on the lighter side. However, you can opt for the Softer variant to get more pressure relief in this position.

Got your eyes set on the Saatva? Read our full Saatva mattress review to see how it performed on all of our tests before you buy. Looking for a mattress with better motion isolation? I recommend checking out the Nectar Luxe.

As a brand, Helix is known for its original line of six hybrid mattresses, each with a different firmness level. Helix also has luxury versions of these beds, with added features such as zoned lumbar support and a premium pillow top for better pressure relief. 

The most popular model in the luxury line is the Helix Midnight Luxe — and it’s easy to see why. My fellow mattress testers and I gave the Helix Midnight Luxe high scores (4 out of 5 or higher) across multiple testing categories, including a perfect pressure relief score. At $2,373 for a queen size before any discounts, this is my favorite affordable luxury mattress. Better yet, it often goes on sale for around $1,700.

When measuring pressure relief, we roll out a special mat on top of the mattress and lie down on it in both the side- and back-sleeping position. The mat measures how much pressure builds on different parts of the body, and then produces a color-coded “map” that shows pressure areas on a gradient ranging from low pressure (blue) to high pressure (red). During this test, our tester’s map was overwhelmingly blue in all positions, earning the mattress a 4 out of 5 in this category.

“I think the Helix Midnight Luxe is adept at relieving pressure for sleepers with back pain, shoulder pain, and hip pain,” my fellow mattress tester Nichole Mondshein noted. “The pressure map is mostly blue, with just a touch of green in all of those areas.”

Aside from its exceptional pressure relief, the Midnight Luxe also earned a 5 out of 5 and 4.5 out of 5 in cooling and responsiveness, respectively. The Helix Midnight Luxe is packed with cooling technology that makes it a great choice for hot sleepers, including copper- and gel-infused memory foam. Copper and gel are two cooling materials that help with temperature regulation and draw heat away from the body.

Our mattress testers put these materials to the test by lying on a mattress for 5 minutes and then using a thermal gun to measure the increase in temperature. The Helix Midnight only increased by 5 degrees, indicating excellent cooling. When considering these results, the construction, and all of its additional cooling features, I think the Helix Midnight Luxe is one of the best cooling mattresses out there.

Like some of the other hybrid mattresses on this list, the Midnight Luxe’s weakest point is motion isolation. While it is still above average compared to most hybrid beds, you’ll likely feel some movement travel to your side of the bed if you sleep with a restless partner.

The trial period for the Midnight Luxe is also rather short. Most mattress companies are upgrading to year-long sleep trials, so the Midnight Luxe’s 100-night sleep trial is on the lower end. Folks looking for more time to try out their bed before they commit to it will want to keep this in mind.

Gotta have the Helix? Head over to our full Helix Midnight Luxe mattress review to learn more about this affordable luxury bed. If you’re interested in Helix as a brand but prefer something with better motion isolation, I suggest checking out the Helix Twilight.

If you wake up covered in sweat, you probably need a mattress with cooling technology to help dissipate heat and wick away moisture. The WinkBed is a great luxury mattress with enough cooling technology to satisfy even the hottest sleepers. It also performed well in categories like support and responsiveness, scoring a 4 out of 5 or higher in both.

The mattress has a breathable coil system, a moisture-wicking Tencel cooling cover, and a pillow top infused with gel memory foam. After testing its cooling capabilities with a thermal gun, our testers found that its surface temperature increased by 8 degrees after spending 5 minutes on it. Despite this seemingly high number, my fellow tester Riley Otis had this to say: “With some beds, you can really feel that 8-degree increase, but I didn’t notice it on the WinkBed. It didn’t necessarily feel cool, but I didn’t feel like the foams were noticeably hot.”

Thanks to its innerspring coils, back, side, and stomach sleepers should get enough lift to help them feel comfortable and aligned. With these coils, one might assume that the WinkBed would be super responsive. However, our testers found that the cushy pillow top impeded movement at the surface. Riley noted, “I was able to move around and switch positions, but it did require noticeable effort.”

Our testers were also impressed by how well the WinkBed isolated motion for a hybrid. During the partner test, in which a second tester moves around in the bed to see how much of a disruption they can create for the first tester, Riley felt relatively undisturbed. She said, “I could tell that someone else was in the bed, but it didn’t affect my side too much.” She gave the bed a 4.3 out of 5 for motion transfer, recommending it for most light sleepers and couples.

Unfortunately, lightweight sleepers (those under 130 pounds) and folks with joint pain may not get enough cushioning from the WinkBed. These sleepers likely will not get the deep contouring they need on this mattress to prevent aches and pains.

Is the WinkBed the bed you’ve been waiting for? Check out our full WinkBed mattress review to see how it performed on all our tests. If you need a mattress that provides better body contouring, check out the Nolah Signature.

Since side sleepers place most of their weight on their hips and shoulders, they need a bed that provides contouring around these sensitive joints. The DreamCloud Premier offers just that with upscale, luxury features, such as a Euro top stitched into its construction. This mattress scored a 4 out of 5 or higher in support and pressure relief — both of which are must-haves for strict side sleepers.

Our mattress testers felt well-supported and uplifted on the DreamCloud Premier. Despite providing excellent support, the Premier doesn’t feel overly firm, thanks to its Euro top cover. Based on our testers’ feedback, I gave the DreamCloud Premier a perfect 5 out of 5 for its gentle and balanced support.

“I didn’t sink much into the materials included in this mattress, so I would say it has more of an ‘on top’ feel than a ‘sinking’ feel,” said mattress tester Bridget Chapman. “However, the DreamCloud Premier was not overly firm — something I appreciate as someone who prefers a softer bed.”

When using the pressure map test to measure pressure relief on the DreamCloud Premier, our testers found that the results were primarily blue and green on their backs and sides, indicating solid pressure relief in both positions. However, there was a flareup of pressure at the shoulder, which shouldn’t be an issue for most sleepers. But if you’re a side sleeper with shoulder pain, you might want to consider adding a softening mattress topper or looking for an ultra-soft mattress. Based on these results, I gave the DreamCloud Premier a 4 out of 5 for pressure relief.

The DreamCloud Premier is also an excellent mattress for combination sleepers. I gave the Premier a 4.5 out of 5 for responsiveness because of how easy it was for our testers to move around on this mattress. They had no trouble changing between different sleeping positions on this bed and never felt “stuck” at any point.

Unfortunately, I don’t recommend the DreamCloud Premier to sleepers who sleep extra-hot. After lying on the mattress for 5 minutes, our mattress testers measured how much the surface temperature increased with a thermal gun and found that it went up by about 13 degrees. These results are far from ideal, especially for a hybrid mattress. Hot sleepers should look for options with more cooling features, like gel-infused memory foams and Tencel cooling covers.

Though the Premier has plenty of dense foam on the surface, the coils underneath still give it an on-top feel. This might make it more difficult for side sleepers, especially those of a lighter weight, to find adequate and comfortable sinkage to relieve pressure.

Dreaming of sleeping on the DreamCloud Premier? Check out our full DreamCloud Premier mattress review to learn more about it. If you’re a hot sleeper who needs something that sleeps a little cooler, check out the Nectar Luxe Hybrid.

The Leesa Sapira Chill mattress features numerous cooling materials and plush foam layers. After hearing everything my fellow mattress testers had to say about it, I feel confident giving the Sapira Chill the title of best soft mattress. But don’t let its plushness fool you — the Leesa Sapira Chill offers plenty of support for back sleepers and folks with mobility issues. The superb Sapira Chill earned a 4.5 out of 5 in categories like support, edge support, and cooling.

I gave the Leesa Sapira Chill a 4.5 out of 5 in the support category thanks to its individually wrapped coils that provide responsive, zoned support. Its innerspring coils are firmer along the center and lower back to help sleepers keep their spines in a neutral position. Our testers reported that they felt well-supported and aligned, no matter how long they spent lying on their backs. This tells me that the Sapira Chill is a great mattress for preventing back pain and joint issues.

The Sapira Chill also lives up to its name in the cooling department, earning another 4.5 out of 5. Our testers noted that the cover felt cool-to-the-touch as soon as they hopped into bed. Its breathable coils also promote airflow, which helps disperse heat and maintain a comfortable temperature.

“After 5 minutes of lying on the Leesa Sapira Chill, it increased 6.3 degrees,” said mattress tester Bridget Chapman. “This tells us that it’s a decent mattress for cooling. Personally, I felt its cooling effects while lying down on it.”

While the mattress did a decent job at dampening motion, our testers reported they could feel a small amount of movement. Based on these results, we gave the Sapira Chill a 3 out of 5 for motion isolation. If you’re a particularly light sleeper, I’d recommend finding something with better motion isolation.

Despite the springs in this mattress, our testers found it difficult to switch positions on the surface of this bed. This is likely due to the thick foam on top that contours to your body. The deep tufting can also have you feeling “stuck” in each of the valleys. That’s why it earned a rather low score of 2 out of 5 for responsiveness.

For a closer look at how the Sapira Chill performed on all of our tests, check out the full Leesa Sapira Chill mattress review. For a mattress with better motion isolation, I recommend the Tempur-Pedic TEMPUR-Cloud.

When you think of luxury mattresses, your mind may go to the luxurious pillow tops found in many hotels. Pillow tops are stitched on top of the bed to provide an extra layer of immediate cushioning with some sinkage. The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe’s plush pillow top, combined with its hybrid construction, helped earn it a 4 out of 5 or higher in pressure relief, cooling, and responsiveness.

Our mattress testers employed a pressure map to measure how effective the Aurora Luxe is at relieving pressure around key pressure points like the lower back, hips, and shoulders. This test involves rolling a specialized mat out onto the bed and lying on it. The mat uses thermal imaging to give us a color-coded “map” of the body that shows how much pressure is building up. The Aurora Luxe showed mostly blue on our tester’s back and side, indicating that it is ideal for folks who suffer from lower back or joint pain. I rarely see mattresses that excel at relieving pressure in both positions, so I gave it a near-perfect 4.5 out of 5 for pressure relief.

Cooling was another area of the Aurora Luxe that earned a 5 out of 5. If you tend to sleep hot, this mattress is full of cooling tech to help you cool down at night, including copper-infused memory foam and phase change material. After lying on the bed for 5 minutes, our mattress testers used a thermal gun to measure how much the mattress heated up and found that it only increased by 5 degrees.

“The Aurora Luxe only heated by 5 degrees, indicating good cooling,” said Nichole Mondshein, my fellow mattress tester. “This tells me that the cooling tech is doing its job and that this is one of the best cooling mattresses out there.”

The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe’s earned another 5 out of 5 in the responsiveness category. Like many other hybrid models, the Aurora Luxe’s innerspring coils give it plenty of bounce to make it easy for combination sleepers to change sleeping positions at night. Our mattress testers had no trouble switching between different positions while testing this bed.

But no mattress is perfect, and the Aurora Luxe is no exception. The Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe faltered in pressure relief for side sleepers. Both our lightweight and average-weight testers complained of pressure buildup in their shoulder as it dug into the mattress. However, we tested the mid-range Medium model, and the Soft Aurora Luxe is likely to perform better for these sleepers.

Another issue may be the bed’s height. While it still has strong edge support overall, if you’re of a shorter stature, it might be difficult to get in and out of its lofty profile, which is around the 13- to 14-inch mark. Some older adults or those with mobility concerns may want to look elsewhere.

Interested in buying the Aurora Luxe? Check out our Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe mattress review to see how it performed in every category. If you’re interested in a hybrid mattress with stronger edge support, I recommend checking out the WinkBed Plus.

If you need a mattress that offers excellent support, responsiveness, and cooling, chances are there are quite a few hybrid models on your radar. If you want all of those things in a luxurious package, look no further than the Bear Elite Hybrid. The Bear Elite Hybrid is a near-perfect hybrid bed that scored at least a 4 out of 5 in all three of the aforementioned categories, earning it the title of best hybrid mattress on this list.

Hybrid mattresses are known for their strong support, and the Bear Elite Hybrid is among the best, earning a 4.5 out of 5 in this category. Our mattress testers loved how supported they felt thanks to two separate coil layers. The Elite Hybrid also did an excellent job keeping their spines lifted and well-aligned. The top foam layer also features five different support zones in varying firmnesses, which are designed to stabilize different parts of the body.

“The Bear Elite Hybrid is very plush and offers great body contouring and pressure relief where you need it most,” said mattress tester Nichole Mondshein. “But as cushiony as it is, the coils make it easy to move around and change positions.”

Cooling was equally impressive, scoring the mattress yet another 4.5 out of 5. Its quilted cooling cover and copper-infused foam help dissipate body heat, and the bed didn’t heat up too much when our mattress testers lay down on it. After lying on it for 5 minutes and measuring the spike in temperature, our mattress testers found that it only increased 10 degrees, which is impressive for any mattress with plush memory foam.

However, as impressive as those results are, I couldn’t give it a perfect 5 out of 5 because I’ve seen some of our top-rated cooling mattresses perform even better on the thermal gun test. I think the Bear Elite Hybrid balances cooling with plush comfort well, but folks who tend to sleep extra hot might prefer a less pillowy mattress with more ventilation.

The Bear Elite is also very responsive, scoring another 4 out of 5 in this category. Because of its plush foam layer, I was worried that the mattress might struggle with responsiveness. Thankfully, my concerns were laid to rest after our testers had no issues moving around and changing between different sleeping positions on this mattress. Based on their feedback, I would not hesitate to recommend this mattress to a combination sleeper who frequently changes positions at night.

However, the Medium model of the Bear Elite may not work for most side sleepers, as our lightweight tester felt her hips were too high to feel aligned. Thankfully, this hybrid also comes in a Soft variation, which should allow side sleepers to sink comfortably into the surface.

Are you ready to jump into the Bear Elite Hybrid? Learn more about it in our full Bear Elite Hybrid mattress review. If you’re still shopping for a softer new mattress, check out the Helix Sunset for another option.

The Saatva Rx is a luxury mattress designed for folks struggling with shoulder and hip pain. The layers alternate between coils and foam to provide pressure relief at the lumbar region without sacrificing support. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Saatva Rx performed well in support, cooling, and pressure relief, earning a score of 4 out of 5 or higher in each category.

The Saatva Rx’s comfort layer features microcoils encased by high-density foam layers. This combination of foam and microcoils creates a comfortable and highly supportive feel. During testing, our mattress testers felt their spines were neutrally aligned and supported on their backs. On their sides, the comfort layer provided ample cushioning for their shoulders and hips. The Saatva Rx’s high-quality materials and impressive test results earned it a perfect 5 out of 5 in this category.

I also gave the Saatva Rx a near-perfect 4.5 out of 5 for cooling because of its construction and impressive performance on our thermal gun test. Being a hybrid mattress with a large section of coils, the Saatva Rx is breathable and has lots of room for hot air to escape. It also has a breathable top layer to help regulate temperature.

Our mattress testers used a thermal gun to see how quickly a mattress heats up when lying on it. After resting on the Rx for 5 minutes, my fellow mattress tester Amelia Jerden found that the Saatva Rx’s surface temperature only increased by 8 degrees, which is quite impressive.

“With these results and the bed’s breathable construction in mind, I can confidently say the Saatva Rx is a solid option for hot sleepers,” Amelia said. 

Since the Saatva Rx is designed to help with back and joint pain, it offers balanced support, good spinal alignment, and pressure relief that can benefit most sleepers. However, I might suggest that stomach sleepers weighing 230 pounds or more opt for a firmer mattress. These sleepers are more likely to sink further into the Saatva Rx, which could cause their spines to misalign overnight.

I’ll also call attention to the price of the Saatva Rx. At over $3,000 for a queen, it may be more expensive than other luxury beds, including the Saatva Classic, our editor’s pick. Some folks looking to stretch their dollar may gravitate towards the more affordable options.

Want to learn more about the Saatva Rx? Check out our full Saatva Rx mattress review. If you’re a heavier stomach sleeper who needs a more supportive mattress, I recommend checking out the Brooklyn Bedding Titan Plus.

When I look for the best mattresses for couples, I pay special attention to a few key factors: cooling, motion isolation, and edge support. These characteristics help keep both partners comfortable throughout the night. Cooling helps prevent overheating when there are two bodies in the bed instead of one, motion isolation reduces disturbances, and edge support gives couples more space to work with. When I tested the Nolah Evolution for these factors, it earned a 4 out of 5 or higher  in each of these categories. I think the Nolah Evolution is a good pick for couples looking for a luxury mattress that’s both supportive and pressure relieving.

Several factors determine how well a mattress regulates temperature at night, with construction being one of the first things we look at. The Nolah Evolution has innerspring coils that help open the mattress to promote better airflow. The Evolution’s comfort layers also contain the brand’s proprietary ArcticTex fibers and AirFoamICE, which facilitate better cooling and wick away moisture. I gave the Nolah Evolution a 4.5 out of 5 for cooling, thanks to its effective combination of cooling tech.

Edge support is another area where the Nolah Evolution performs well. I gave it a 4.6 out of 5 here, thanks to its supportive foam and 8-inch coil system. Our testers felt secure on this mattress while lying near the edge, which is a big win for couples who tend to gravitate toward the outer ring of the mattress. This feature also makes it easier for folks to bear down on the side of the mattress to get up in the morning.

My fellow mattress tester, Bridget Chapman, shared similar thoughts here: “The Nolah Evolution has really solid edge support. I felt just as supported on the sides of the bed as I did in the middle, so I could really stretch out and use the whole mattress.”

Perhaps most importantly for couples, the Nolah Evolution has excellent motion isolation, earning an impressive 5 out of 5 in this category. Our motion isolation test is simple: One mattress tester lies still on one side of the mattress, while the other person rolls around on the opposite side. During this test, our testers noted being able to vaguely feel each other getting in and out of the Nolah Evolution, but the motion wasn’t disturbing or distracting.

The Nolah Evolution has a lot of great qualities, but it isn’t for everyone. While I think this mattress is a solid choice for back- and side-sleeping couples, I don’t recommend buying it if you or your partner is a stomach sleeper. Stomach sleepers likely won’t get enough support around their hips on the Evolution, which could lead to aches and pains around their lower backs over time.

We also unboxed this bed ourselves, and found it a bit cumbersome to move around both in and out of its box, and we were a team of two to three. Therefore, I wouldn’t recommend it for folks who live alone or have mobility issues, unless they’ve got the help to set it up.

Want to get to know the Nolah Evolution a little better? Read more in our full Nolah Evolution Hybrid Mattress review. If you’d prefer a firmer, more supportive all-foam alternative, check out the Plank Firm.

Many sleepers equate luxury with softness, so we wanted to include a firm luxury mattress to shake things up. The Stearns & Foster Lux Estate is the best firm mattress on this list because of its innerspring system and unique construction that gets more supportive toward the base. This bed is available in several different firmness options, and if you want a firmer sleep surface, the Firm model could be what you’re looking for. I gave the Lux Estate a 5 out of 5 in support, cooling, and responsiveness.

Right off the bat, our testers were impressed by how soft and supportive the Lux Estate felt to lie on. Mattress tester  Amelia Jerden  praised its strong support in every sleeping position and noted the Lux Estate’s sturdy edges. Based on her feedback, it was easy to give this mattress a perfect 5 out of 5 for support.

“The Stearns & Foster Lux Estate is one of the more luxurious mattresses I’ve tested,” Amelia explained. “I was impressed with how plush but supportive it felt — especially because I felt comfortable in all three sleeping positions!”

Cooling should be on your checklist if you sleep with a partner or live in a hot climate. Fortunately, the Lux Estate mattress comes with a ventilated coil layer, a cool-to-the-touch cover, and air vents on the sides. Unsurprisingly, our mattress testers found it very cool to rest on, noting that it did a fantastic job at dissipating heat. Its combination of premium materials doesn’t get much better than this, earning it another perfect 5 out of 5 for cooling.

Although this mattress has a pillow top, it’s surprisingly responsive. Folks should be able to roll around and change positions easily on the Lux Estate. Our mattress testers switched between different sleeping positions without ever feeling stuck in the mattress, meaning this bed is a home run for combination sleepers.

The Lux Estate’s biggest weakness actually has nothing to do with the mattress itself. I gave its sleep trial period a 3.5 out of 5 because it’s a lot shorter than most mattresses at this price point. With the Lux Estate, you only get a 90-night sleep trial to determine if it’s right for you. While this is certainly better than no trial, it pales compared to some of the 365-night trials other mattress companies on this list offer, especially when considering its price. This price may also be a deterrent for budget shoppers, as a queen is going to cost you thousands of dollars. That’s expensive even when compared to the other luxury beds on this list.

Did the Lux Estate catch your eye? Check out our full Stearns & Foster Lux Estate mattress review for all the juicy details. If you prefer something on the softer side, check out the Nectar Premier.

Tempur-Pedic’s line of luxury foam mattresses has long stood out for the brand’s proprietary TEMPUR-material — an extra-cushy version of memory foam that was developed for NASA in the 1960s. In the TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt, there’s plenty of TEMPUR-material in both the comfort layer and contouring layer, creating a plush, ultra-contouring sleeping experience that cradles your body at its pressure points. The LuxeAdapt is the softest mattress on this list, coming in at only 5 out of 10 on the firmness scale. This mattress has all the hallmarks of a great luxury bed, earning a 4 out of 5 or higher in pressure relief, cooling, and motion isolation.

If you’re someone with sensitive joints or a lightweight side sleeper, the TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt is your match made in sleep heaven. When resting on their sides, our testers immediately felt the mattress’s TEMPUR material cushioning their high-pressure areas and relieving pressure along their hips and shoulders. This test was one of the rare occasions where our mattress testers couldn’t feel any pressure build up in the side-sleeping position, which earned the mattress a perfect 5 out of 5 for pressure relief.

Our mattress testers were also very impressed by the LuxeAdapt’s ability to isolate motion. During our ball drop test, in which we dropped a 10-pound ball onto the bed and used a seismometer to measure how much motion rippled across the surface, our testers barely saw any movement apart from the impact site. These results tell me you shouldn’t be too bothered by your partner’s nighttime tossing and turning. Given its performance on this test, I gave the TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt a near-perfect 4.5 out of 5 in this category.

“I highly recommend this bed for couples,” says mattress tester Logan Block. “The TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt’s plush build suppresses movement from one side of the bed to the other, leaving you with a good night’s rest free of any disturbance from your partner’s tossing or turning.”

The TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt also performed well in cooling, earning a solid 4 out of 5 in this category. Although memory foam is known to overheat, the LuxeAdapt features phase change material to combat the heat trapping tendencies of its multiple foam layers. Phase change material is a textile that’s been shown to absorb heat when you’re too warm and release it when you’re too cool, keeping you at a more static temperature all night.

All of that being said, the amount of sinkage this mattress allows leaves little room for airflow between your body and the bed. If you are a hot sleeper, I would recommend a mattress with more cooling features or a hybrid construction. I also wouldn’t recommend it for folks looking for affordable luxury. The LuxeAdapt line is over $4,000 for a queen, which can be hard for most folks to swing (though it does buy you high-quality comfort).

If you want to learn more about the LuxeAdapt before you buy, check out our full TEMPUR-LuxeAdapt mattress review for more information. If you’re interested in buying a Tempur-Pedic mattress, but prefer something with better cooling, I’d recommend the TEMPUR-ProBreeze.