The DreamCloud Premier is a hybrid, bed-in-a-box mattress that combines the pressure relief of foam with the support and mobility of coils. This mattress also features a Euro top construction that allows for that initial sinkage into this bed. The DreamCloud brand labels the DreamCloud Premier as a luxury hybrid mattress, but does it live up to the hype?
Hybrid mattresses can vary a lot when it comes to how they feel and the sleep positions that they best accommodate. So, I was curious to see how the DreamCloud Premier would perform on my full range of tests, and I’m excited to share what I learned about this mattress here.
Ready to learn more about this online hybrid mattress? Keep reading below for my comprehensive review, or skip on down to my review summary if you only have time for the nuts and bolts.
The DreamCloud Premier’s construction is a thoughtful, luxurious take on the company’s flagship mattress. It uses a hybrid of foam and coils to achieve a firmer feel that’s still pressure-relieving. We think many back sleepers and stomach sleepers should appreciate this mattress. With such versatility and many special features, the Premier is well-equipped to cater to couples. Learn more in our DreamCloud Premier video review.
What our tester says:
“From the cashmere cover to the Euro top, you’re getting a lot of bang for your buck with this bed. I really like how this mattress combines sturdy support with cozy pressure relief — making it a great choice for back sleepers.” – Bridget Chapman, former Sleepopolis senior product editor
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Overview
As a certified sleep science coach who nerds out about mattresses, I love it when a bed has a fitting name.
After testing the newest iteration of the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid bed in our Charlotte, NC, sleep studio, I found that this mattress nails its moniker. The mattress is easily in the premier league with scores of at least 4 out of 5 in back and side pressure relief, cooling, edge support, motion isolation, and responsiveness, boosting its overall score to 4.7. Although test scores are an excellent marker for how well a bed performs, how you vibe with it is equally (if not more) important. In that case, this bed lives up to its name again, as it made me feel like I was securely floating on a cloud to dreamland.
Here at Sleepopolis we’ve tested over 330 mattresses and helped more than 60,000 people find the right model for their sleep needs. My colleagues and I are all certified sleep science coaches passionate about assisting others to get a good night’s sleep on the right mattress. Since quality rest is vital to your health and well-being, we also call on our chief medical advisor, Dr. Raj Dasgupta, MD, FACP, FCCP, FAASM, to make sure our recommendations line up with the latest sleep research.
With the Premier Hybrid, our testing found that this is an excellent fit for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers and couples who prefer a softer mattress. Although it has luxurious touches, a year-long sleep trial, and a forever warranty, the Premier Hybrid can also be added to your cart for a budget-friendly price. Read on for more on what we thought about this plush hybrid mattress after putting it through our rigorous testing methodology—and see if it’s the right bed for you.
DreamCloud Premier Rest Mattress Review Video
We are working on bringing you an updated DreamCloud Premier review video.
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Sleepopolis Score
DreamCloud Premier Overview
The Premier is a hybrid mattress by DreamCloud that was recently updated. While the bed still offers a luxurious feel and high-quality materials at an affordable price, the new iteration has a softer feel. I was immediately taken by its plush and welcoming Euro top, which offered excellent pressure relief. However, I was equally impressed with the sturdiness and supportiveness of its individually wrapped coils. This is an ideal balance for side sleepers and those who like a soft entry into bed but don’t care to be wrapped in a deep mattress hug.
What Is the DreamCloud Premier Rest Made Of?
One of my favorite parts of testing a new mattress is putting it on our operating table and cutting it open. Although I’m not exactly Meredith Grey, this does allow us to evaluate the mattress up close and personal. The DreamCloud Premier is a hybrid bed-in-a-box mattress that combines several layers of memory and poly foams with pocketed coils.
Cover —The DreamCloud Premier includes a breathable CloudQuilt™ Euro top made with cooling fibers that are designed to help regulate your temperature throughout the night. For added comfort, the foam layer is stitched directly into the cover
Comfort Layers — Below the Euro top layer is a contouring memory foam layer that allows for slow sinkage and relieves pressure, as well as an additional transition layer of responsive and supportive foam that helps keep your spine aligned.
Support Layer — Next up, there’s a support layer made of 8-inch pocketed coils. Not only do these individually wrapped coils provide support, they also reduce motion transfer, reinforce stability around the perimeter, and promote airflow
Base Layer — Finally, the DreamCloud Premier includes a base layer of high-density poly foam. This layer doesn’t significantly impact the bed’s overall feel, but it does provide a firmer surface for the innerspring coils to press against.
Bottom Cover — The layers of the Premier Hybrid sit in a protective shell with a built-in fire retardant. This cover secures the mattress and prevents it from shifting around.
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Firmness
Now that you have a general idea of the materials included in the DreamCloud Premier, let’s discuss how this mattress feels in detail. However, before we begin, I want to remind readers that firmness and feeling are pretty subjective measurements that can be influenced by body type, weight, and preferred sleeping position.
To try to gain the closest thing to an objective firmness rating, we ask testers from different weight categories to rate each mattress on a firmness scale from 1 to 10, with a 1 feeling like a cotton ball and a 10 reminding you of a park bench. We then average these ratings to produce an overall firmness number. After years of testing mattresses, we know that nearly all beds will fall between 4 and 9. That is why we refer to 6.5 as a medium-firm mattress.
I tested this mattress’s firmness on my back, side, and stomach. Although the scores I gave for each position were similar, they weren’t identical, which is pretty typical. As a side sleeper, I loved the bed in this position. The Premier Hybrid did a great job contouring around my shoulder and hip. I have stiff, nagging hips, and this mattress felt as if it were actively pulling the pain away. I gave it a 6, a little shy of medium-firmness in this position. I thought the bed was even softer on my back and stomach; I assigned firmness ratings of 5.5 and 5, respectively. This made these beds less desirable for me in those positions.
On my back, my hips sank a little, making me feel like I was in a slight V-shape. I wasn’t crazy about the feeling, but those who like some elevation in their ankles or calves may enjoy it. Considering that stomach sleepers usually need a firm mattress, I wouldn’t recommend this bed for them. I didn’t receive enough support around my hips and midsection, leaving my back feeling awkward and pinched.
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Performance
Firmness can tell us a lot about a mattress, but it doesn’t tell us everything. To get a more comprehensive overview, I made the Premier take a mattress SAT. However, I evaluated its performance in pressure relief, cooling, and motion isolation instead of testing its English and math skills.
DreamCloud Premier Pressure Relief Performance
How much pressure a person feels from a mattress largely depends on body weight and sleeping position. To test this mattress’s pressure relief, I asked my colleague and certified sleep science coach, Riley Otis, to represent sleepers under 130 pounds, while I took the mantle for those between 130 and 230 pounds.
To put numbers to a mattress’s ability to cushion pressure points, we lie on a specialized mat that takes thermal images and generates a color-coded graph of where pressure builds up when our body makes contact with the mattress. However, during the Premier’s testing, we noticed our mat was glitching. This caused our pounds per square inch (PSI) to be much higher than usual. Therefore, for now, I will only be sharing our subjective evaluations. As soon as the pressure mat is back from the shop, we will retest this mattress and update the objective findings with real numbers.
After testing the mattress on our sides, Riley and I signed up for the Premier side-sleepers fan club. We both gave it a perfect 5 in this category. This mattress hit all the points that Dr. Dasgupta said these sleepers need. “When you sleep on your side, you need pressure relief at the shoulders and hips, which means you’ll typically want to stick with a softer mattress that will contour to your body and help prevent too much pressure on their joints throughout the night,” he said.
I gushed about how the foam layers contoured around my shoulder and pointed out how great it felt on my ribcage. I also noted that the base layer did an excellent job of not letting me sink too far and keeping my spine aligned. Riley said, “I feel incredibly comfortable on my side. I think this is an excellent mattress for strict side sleepers. I could stay in this position all night and not feel any pain or pressure. I typically get some pressure around my shoulder, but I don’t feel it on this.”
Although we think this bed will most benefit side sleepers, Riley and I thought it would also serve many back sleepers well. Although Riley, a part-time back sleeper, said she would feel comfortable sleeping on this bed on her back, she did feel a slight amount of strain on her lower back because her hips sank further down than her shoulders. On the other hand, I never sleep on my back, and while I didn’t feel any pressure in this position, I also wasn’t crazy about it because, like Riley, my hips and shoulders weren’t aligned. It caused my legs to elevate and I wouldn’t want to sleep in this position overnight.
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Motion Isolation
Sharing a bed with my aggressively restless husband is often like being on a questionable carnival ride at a county fair. Therefore, I always pay close attention to a bed’s ability to isolate the effects of his movement to one side of the mattress. We test motion isolation in two parts — the ripple test and an evaluation with a partner.
Ripple test: For this test, I filled a large, clear container with water and set it on one side of the bed. I then noted how much the water rippled when I got in and out of bed and when I rolled around and switched positions. The water was like a lake on a windless day during both of these scenarios, earning it a 5 out of 5 on this test.
Partner test: To see how likely you are to feel your partner’s or pets’ movements, I rounded up Riley to serve as my significant other. While I lay motionless on one side of the bed with my eyes closed, she got in and out of bed and then rolled around. Although I could sense when she was doing this, I don’t think it was enough to disturb me, a notoriously light sleeper. Riley’s movement created a gentle rolling motion rather than an abrupt jolt, resulting in a score of 4 out of 5.
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Responsiveness
I performed several tests to see how the Premier responds when weight is applied. This allows me to gauge how much effort it takes to change positions and get in and out of bed. Responsiveness can be particularly important to combination sleepers, sexually active folks, and those with issues that may hinder their mobility.
Switch test: To measure how easy it is to change positions, I performed a straightforward switch test, which consisted of repositioning on the mattress and gauging the amount of effort it took. The Premier’s soft Euro allowed me to nestle in it cozily, but this sinkage caused a little resistance. This was most noticeable when moving from my back to stomach or vice versa, as I felt like I had to fight my way up to the top of the bed before I could make the transition.
However, the coils counterbalanced the sinkage enough that I still felt some assistance in moving. If you are exceptionally active when you sleep, you may want to skip this bed, but I gave it a 4 out of 5 on this test and think that it performed solidly on the switch test.
Responsiveness test: As an exercise junkie, this may be my favorite test. To see how long a bed takes to return to its original state after weight is applied, we use a 54-pound kettlebell, a stopwatch, and slow-motion video. The kettlebell sits on the mattress for seven seconds, and then we record how long it takes the mattress to respond when the weight is lifted. It took the Premier 1.2 seconds to get back to its full height, a reasonably average time for a hybrid bed.
Sinkage test: While the kettlebell was on the mattress, I also measured how far it made the mattress sink. The applied weight caused the mattress to dip 3.75 inches lower than it is at its full height of 13 inches, which we categorize as low sinkage. This shows that even though you may sink through the pillow top a little, the coils catch you before you go too far into the mattress.
Bounce test: The Premier’s coils did their best Michael Jordan impression during the bounce test. We dropped a ball from six feet above the bed and measured how high it bounced back up. It caught some serious air, jumping up 19.25 inches.
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Cooling
Since I like sleeping under a fluffy down comforter but also don’t like overheating at night, a bed’s temperature-regulating capabilities are important to me. In addition to a good old-fashioned feel test, I also broke out the thermal temperature gun to get readings before and after resting on the bed.
Thermal gun test: The Premier Hybrid’s initial surface temperature was 75.9 degrees, and it increased to 84.4 degrees after I spent five minutes on the bed. I was shocked that the temperature increased that much because
Feel test: Although the bed didn’t have the noticeable cooling sensation of other beds I have tested, its neutral feel was pleasant. I didn’t feel myself warming up while I was lying on it. The bed wasn’t actively cooling me down, but it certainly wasn’t heating me up. Given my surprise at the difference in the thermal gun readings, I ran my hand along my body imprint when I got up to make sure my clothes weren’t blocking me from the warmth of the mattress, and there was no noticeable heat radiating from the bed.
Considering the almost 10-degree temperature change during our thermal gun test, I can’t recommend the Premier for extremely hot sleepers, but I think most folks, even those who get a little warm or like to sleep with a cozy blanket, will find it to be comfortable and cool enough. I thought it was still worthy of a 4 out of 5.
If you want more information on beds that will regulate your body temperature, check out our roundup of best cooling mattresses for hot sleepers.”
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Edge Support
Edge support refers to how well a mattress holds you up along the perimeter. This feature can be essential to couples who want to use the whole mattress surface, those with mobility issues who may have some difficulties getting in and out of bed, and my fellow “on the edge” sleepers. I performed three tests to gauge how supportive the Premier Hybrid’s edges are.
Tape measure test: I placed stacks of barbell plates representing lightweight, average-weight, and heavyweight sleepers on the edge of the mattress and measured how far the mattress sank from its 13-inch starting point beneath each stack. Based on this test, the Premier Hybrid barely sank and has excellent edge support for petite people and those who weigh between 130 and 230 pounds. The heavyweight stack sank an inch and a half more than the average-weight one. While this is notable, this mattress still performed well above average for this weight class.
Seated test: If getting out of bed has ever left you huffing, puffing, or wobbling, you’ve experienced less-than-stellar seated edge support. To see how the Premier did in this arena, I sat on the side and foot of the bed, stood up, and sat down several times. When I sat down, the mattress provided a soft landing. Although I felt the mattress sinking under my upper hamstrings a little, I still felt secure. When I stood up, the coils actively assisted me in rising out of bed. Unless you have mobility or balance issues, I think that you will be a-ok getting in and out of this hybrid model.
Full body test: As soon as I flop down into bed at night, I start inching closer and closer to the edge. Therefore, I need a bed that prevents me from being startled awake because I feel as if I am going to topple onto the floor. The DreamCloud was a bit of an anomaly in this category because typically, you feel more secure on your back because it provides a wider base of support than when you are on your side. However, I felt more secure sleeping on my side than I did on my back at its edge because I sank further into the mattress than when I was on my back. Although I had no worries about the mattress collapsing under me, I did wonder if the dip along the perimeter would cause me to slide out onto the floor.
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Mattress Performance for Couples
Sharing a bed with a partner can bring both joys and challenges. If you’re part of a duo, you’ll want to ensure you have a bed that fits your needs. Since the Premier is a little softer than the more widely appealing medium firm, you’ll want to ensure both folks are comfortable with this firmness.
How much you feel your partner’s movements is also a factor when buying a shared mattress. Although I felt a gentle rolling from my testing partner, the ripple test results from my motion isolation testing were outstanding. Unless you wake easily or have a restless co-sleeper, I think you’ll be dandy in this bed. Dr. Dasgupta said, “Motion isolation is crucial for shared beds, especially if you’re sensitive to your partner’s movements. A mattress that prevents movement from transferring from one side of the bed to the other offers undisturbed sleep and minimized partner disturbance.”
If you’ve ever gotten awkwardly stuck during a moment of intimacy, it could be because your bed lacks responsiveness. Although you may sink into the pillowtop’s cushioning, the Premier’s coils should give you plenty of spring to move about easily.
Other Performance Factors to Consider
Sleeping better can improve your quality of life. “A good mattress will promote better sleep,” said Dr. Dasgupta. “In addition to the big factors, such as making sure it fits your preferred sleeping position and body type and has exemplary spinal alignment, several other factors will play a role in how your mattress enhances your nighttime routine.” Some of the additional areas that you’ll want to consider include:
Noise
As a light sleeper, a squeaky, creaky, crinkly, or puffing mattress would drive me to the edge of insanity — or at least to the guest room. Fortunately, the Premier is ninja-level quiet. I think you’d be safe in the world of “The Quiet Place” films on this bed.
Base Compatibility
Admittedly, I am a bit of a skeptic when it comes to hybrid beds on an adjustable base. Many of these beds just seem to scrunch you up, and they never fully conform to the bed. However, the Premier went a long way in making me a believer. It bent with the base and was comfortable in the various settings I tried.
Durability
I was impressed with the quality of the cover, foams, and coils of this mattress. The foam was soft and comforting but still felt tough. Also, the steel coils are sturdy and individually wrapped. Since I can’t spend enough time with a mattress before I write a review to comment on its durability fully, another factor I consider is the warranty. DreamCloud stands by its mattresses with a lifetime warranty, indicating that the brand is secure in the quality of its product.
DreamCloud Performance Scores
| Test | Product Score | Average Score |
| Firmness | 5.5 | 6.7 |
| Pressure Relief Side | 4 | 3.5 |
| Back Pressure Relief | 4 | 4 |
| Motion Isolation | 4.3 | 4 |
| Responsiveness | 4 | 4.2 |
| Cooling | 4 | 4.1 |
| Edge Support | 4.4 | 4 |
| Bounce Height | 19.25 | 16.3 inches |
| Bounce Rating | High | Moderate |
| Sinkage | Low | Moderate |
| Sex Score | 4.3 | N/A |
| Noise | 5 | 4.5 |
| Off-Gassing | 5 | N/A |
| Trial Period | 5 | 4.3 |
| Warranty | 5 | 4.6 |
| Full Rise | N/A | N/A |
| Unboxing/Moving | 5 | 3.5 |
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid Sleeping Position and Body Weight
Before we dive into our recommendations, we want to recognize that people come in all shapes and sizes, and people of every size deserve a mattress that works for their body type. We use the weight categories light, average, and heavy to more easily categorize sleepers based on how mattresses will perform for their body type, as most mattresses are designed for the group we call “average” (130 to 230 pounds).
As a general takeaway, lighter sleepers don’t require as much support as average-weight sleepers, and mattresses will tend to feel firmer to them. On the other hand, heavy sleepers tend to need more support than average-weight sleepers and tend to sink into the mattress more. As far as sleeping positions go, side sleepers tend to need a softer mattress while stomach sleepers usually need a firmer, more supportive one. Back sleepers are usually somewhere in the middle.
Is the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid a Good Mattress for Light Sleepers (Under 130 pounds)?
Riley gave me feedback on how this mattress felt to a lightweight sleeper. Overall, the bed’s softer firmness, plush cushioning, and responsiveness made it desirable for her.
- Light Back Sleepers – Although Riley’s backside sank slightly more than her shoulders when on her back, she still felt comfortable in this position. She liked that the pillowtop gently filled in her lumbar region. As a combination sleeper who spends part of the night on her back, Riley feels that she and other lightweight sleepers would be comfortable on this bed.
- Light Side Sleepers – This was Riley’s favorite position on this bed. She gushed about how comfortable it was and said she could stay in that position all night and wake up feeling refreshed. We both think it will offer lightweight side sleepers an excellent combination of cushioning and spinal alignment.
- Light Stomach Sleepers – Even someone of Riley’s petite stature will likely find this mattress too soft for stomach sleeping. She said that her hips sank into the mattress, creating a pinch in her lower back.
Is the DreamCloud Premier a Good Mattress for Average-Weight Sleepers (130–230 pounds)?
Like the Lorax spoke for the trees, I’ll be speaking for my fellow average-weight sleepers when it comes to whether the DreamCloud Premier is a good mattress.
- Average-Weight Back Sleepers – My hips sank into the mattress, and I felt like I was being gingerly folded in a V. While this was off-putting for me, I could see where some people would like the elevation that this provides to their lower legs. Although I don’t think it is the best mattress for average-weight sleepers, those who like a soft top that is supported by a hearty base will likely enjoy it.
- Average-Weight Side Sleepers – I love this mattress for side sleepers. The foams contoured around my shoulders and hips, providing desired relief. However, before I sank too far into the mattress, the coils kicked in and gave me a delightful boost. I highly recommend this mattress for average-weight side sleepers as it has excellent pressure-relieving capabilities.
- Average-Weight Stomach Sleepers – The Premier is simply too soft for the majority of stomach sleepers. My midsection didn’t receive the support it needed to keep it elevated, causing my spine to be in an awkward and uncomfortable position. I think that this mattress may lead to back pain for stomach sleepers.
Is the DreamCloud Premier a Good Mattress for Heavy Sleepers (over 230 pounds)?
When we tested this mattress, we didn’t have someone who weighed over 230 pounds in the studio. So, for now, I’ll give you mine and Riley’s thoughts, and as soon as we can get one of our colleagues who meets this profile into the sleep studio, we will update this section.
- Heavy Back Sleepers – Sleepers weighing over 230 pounds will likely sink too far on this bed. I don’t think that they will get enough support around their hips to keep their spine in a neutral position.
- Heavy Side Sleepers – Although this is a great mattress for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers, it will likely be too soft for their heavier counterparts. This could cause them to sink too quickly, causing pressure to build up.
- Heavy Stomach Sleepers – Heavy stomach sleepers will want to avoid this bed. It is simply not firm enough to support them
My Final Thoughts About the DreamCloud Premier Mattress
DreamCloud may not have hit a home run with the updated version of the Premier, but the brand drove in a very respectable triple. The latest Premier is considerably softer and plusher than the previous iteration of this bed, which had a firmer feel. While some may enjoy this, I would rather see DreamCloud split the difference and create a universally appealing medium-firm version. We also found that the former version was more suited for back sleepers, while the latest one favors side sleepers. We found that there wasn’t much improvement in cooling between new and old. However, I consider both versions to be luxury mattresses that are sold at an affordable, off-brand price. For me, this offsets the minimal issues I had with the new Premier.
Who I Recommend the DreamCloud Premier For
- Lightweight and average-weight side sleepers
- Shoppers looking for high quality at an affordable price
- Couples who both like a softer bed
Who I Don’t Recommend the DreamCloud Premier For
- Heavyweight sleepers
- Those who heat up exponentially at night
DreamCloud Premier Pricing and Sizing
When it comes to mattress shopping, we are always cognizant of price. The DreamCloud Premier lands at an excellent price, especially when you consider the sleep trial and warranty. Here is a breakdown of the prices. Please note that these are before any discounts, but DreamCloud runs frequent sales. So, you are highly likely to get this bed for less than the prices listed. You can also check out our deals and coupons page.
| Size | Price |
| Twin | $1169.00 |
| Twin XL | $1499.00 |
| Full | $1699.00 |
| Queen | $1832.00 |
| King | $2169.00 |
| California King | $2169.00 |
DreamCloud Premier Policies
- Warranty — Lifetime warranty
- Sleep Trial Period — 365 nights
- Shipping/Returns — Free shipping and returns
- Unboxing — I unboxed a queen-size mattress by myself, which was not difficult.
- Off-gassing — Some mattresses have a chemical smell when they are first unboxed, known as off-gassing. While this bed smelled “new,” there was no chemical odor.
- Moving — This mattress is relatively light and has side handles. While it is always easier to move a mattress with another person, if you don’t have any physical limitations, you could move this mattress by yourself.
- Full Rise — Once the plastic wrapping is removed, the Premier Hybrid will immediately inflate. It will likely be at its full size in a couple of hours, but it can take between 24 and 48 hours.
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Vs Competitors
If you’re considering the DreamCloud Premier, you’ve also probably been researching its competitors. So, let’s pit the DreamCloud Premier against some of its biggest competition so you can see how these mattresses stack up.
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| Firmness | Firm: 7/10 | Multiple firmness options | Medium-soft: 6/10 | Medium-firm: 6.5/10 |
| Material | Hybrid | Innerspring | Latex | Hybrid |
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DreamCloud Premier vs Saatva Classic
The DreamCloud Premier and the Saatva Classic are both technically hybrids. However, the Saatva Classic may remind you more of a traditional innerspring mattress because of its coil-on-coil construction.
- Price: Although the DreamCloud Premier, like the Saatva Classic, has a luxury mattress feel, it is considerably less expensive. A queen-sized DreamCloud Premier costs less than $1,000, while an undiscounted queen-sized Saatva Classic costs around $2,100.
- Sleeping position: The DreamCloud Premier is a soft, contouring bed that we rated a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale, whereas the Saatva Classic is north of medium-firm. The DreamCloud is excellent for lightweight and average-weight side sleepers, whereas back and stomach sleepers should add the Saatva to their carts.
- Cooling: When it comes to cooling, neither of these mattresses is going to be the coolest bed on the market. However, the innerspring coils allow for increased airflow and breathability, keeping them from being overly warm.
- Body weight: The DreamCloud Premier’s plush feel and softer firmness make it a fantastic fit for light and average-weight sleepers. The Saatva Classic has more to offer heavier sleepers, especially those who prefer to be on their back.
Interested in learning more about the Saatva Classic? Read more in our full Saatva Classic mattress review, or take a look at our full Saatva vs DreamCloud Premier mattress review.
Saatva Classic
Product Details
Our Recommendation
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
DreamCloud Premier vs Nolah Natural
While the DreamCloud Premier and the Nolah Natural both include coils in their construction, they are not the same kind of hybrid mattress. The DreamCloud Premier includes foam layers, while the Nolah Natural includes latex layers.
- Price: The DreamCloud Premier and the Nolah Natural are pretty similar in price. A queen-sized DreamCloud Premier costs $949, while the same-sized Nolah Natural costs around $1,799.
- Sleeping position: The Nolah Natural is a bit firmer than the DreamCloud Premier, with the former scoring a 6.5 on the firmness scale, while the latter scored between a 5 and a 6. This may make the Nolah Natural appeal to a larger group of sleepers, but we think that side and back sleepers will enjoy these mattresses the most.
- Cooling: Both the DreamCloud Premier and the Nolah Natural include coils that add some breathability and airflow into these beds. However, the DreamCloud Premier uses added cooling technology while the Nolah Natural has naturally cooling latex. Based on our testing, the Premier sleeps cooler than the Natural.
- Body weight: The DreamCloud Premier and the Nolah Natural are great fits for average-weight and lightweight side sleepers. The Natural also accommodates back sleepers of all sizes well.
Want to know more about the Nolah Natural? Check out our full Nolah Natural mattress review.
Nolah Natural Mattress
Product Details
Our Recommendation
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
Other Models from DreamCloud
Curious about how the DreamCloud Premier stacks up against the DreamCloud brand’s base model, the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. Read below to compare this model against the original DreamCloud mattress..
DreamCloud Premier Hybrid vs DreamCloud Classic Hybrid
These two mattresses are very similar in terms of construction and overall feel. The DreamCloud Premier and the original DreamCloud are hybrid beds, but the latter is slightly firmer.
- Price: The DreamCloud Premier is slightly more expensive than the original DreamCloud mattress. A queen-sized DreamCloud Premier costs around $949, while a Classic queen costs about $300 less.
- Sleeping position: The DreamCloud Premier benefits side sleepers, while those who sleep on their back will likely gravitate towards the classic.
- Cooling: The Classic scored slightly higher than the more upscale Premier in cooling.
- Body weight: Heavier sleepers will likely want to avoid both mattresses.
For a more in-depth look at the original DreamCloud, take a look at our full DreamCloud mattress review.
DreamCloud Original Mattress
Product Details
Our Recommendation
Financing Options
Financing options are available for this mattress.
Our Review Process
At Sleepopolis, our team of certified sleep science coaches personally tests each mattress. We start by unboxing the mattress to figure out how difficult (or easy) it is to get the mattress from the box to the bed. Then, we spend time lying on the bed in different positions, taking time to assess it on our backs, stomachs, and sides. Next, we perform our Sleepopolis tests, using specialized tools to measure qualities like motion transfer, bounce, and pressure relief. Our last step is to open up the mattress and take a look at each layer. These steps allow us to give our final verdict on the mattress.
DreamCloud Premier Mattress Policies and FAQs
How is the DreamCloud Premier shipped?
DreamCloud offers free shipping. The DreamCloud Premier will ship to you in five to 10 business days and will arrive compressed in a box. You should allow a few hours for off-gassing once you unwrap your new mattress. If you decide to return your DreamCloud Premier, DreamCloud does offer a full refund in many cases.
Does the DreamCloud Premier ship to Canada?
Yes. DreamCloud offers free shipping on all of its mattresses to most of Canada. The only exceptions are customers in Yukon and the Northwest Territories, who may have to pay an additional fee.
Do you need a box spring with a DreamCloud?
No, a box spring isn’t necessary for sleeping on the DreamCloud. The mattress is designed to work on a slatted bed frame. DreamCloud does offer an adjustable base that works with this bed, you can learn more about it in our DreamCloud adjustable base review.
How long does a DreamCloud mattress last?
Most online mattresses last for approximately five to seven years. The DreamCloud premier is a hybrid mattress, so it will last longer than a foam mattress. I’d recommend checking your DreamCloud for signs of wear after about five years.
Does DreamCloud offer a warranty?
Yes, DreamCloud offers a lifetime warranty on all it’s mattresses. This is a great sign that DreamCloud is confident in the durability of their products.
Does DreamCloud offer a sleep trial period?
Yes, DreamCloud offers a 365-night trial on the DreamCloud premier. A full year is a comparatively long trial period, which is another good sign that DreamCloud is confident in this mattress.
