Best Luxury Mattresses of 2023

A luxury mattress in your home can give you the feeling of sleeping in a five-star resort, minus the mint on the pillow. Top-of-the-line luxury beds offer features such as customizable firmness controls, premium cooling technology, and cushiony pillow-tops. Many of them use premium materials, including organic latex and gel-infused memory foam. You might even get deluxe service after the purchase with in-home set-up of your new mattress and removal of your old one.

After analyzing our team’s reviews of top-rated beds, we’ve selected a list of today’s best luxury mattresses. Check out our top picks and read our buyer’s guide for expert advice on choosing the right mattress for you.

Best Luxury Mattress: Our Top Picks

• Editor’s Pick – Helix Midnight Luxe
• Best Luxury Mattress for Back and Neck Pain – Saatva Solaire
• Best Luxury Mattress for Hot Sleepers – Nectar Premier Hybrid
• Best Luxury Mattress for Heavy People – Titan Plus
• Best Luxury Latex Mattress – Nolah Natural 11″
• Best Luxury Mattress for Couples – WinkBeds GravityLux
• Best Luxury Firm Mattress – Plank Firm
• Best Luxury Hybrid Mattress – Bear Star Hybrid
• Best Luxury Mattress for Combination Sleepers – Brooklyn Sedona Elite
• Best Luxury Mattress for Joint Pain – Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Supreme

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Helix Midnight Luxe

Why it’s great:

The Midnight Luxe stands out for its high-quality materials, including a Tencel cooling pillow-top and dense, gel-infused memory foam for cushioning. It’s also a long-lasting mattress—we gave it a 9/10 for durability, so those high-end support features should hold up for a long time.

Sleepers with back pain should consider the Midnight Luxe—it’s a great one for pain relief due to its layer of 1,000+ individually wrapped coils. This Zoned Lumbar Support Coil layer is designed to provide a softer feel under the shoulders and a firmer feel under the hips, so you get tailored pressure relief and alignment. The mattress is a 5 out of 10 on the firmness scale, which makes it well-suited for side sleepers.

In addition to its potential for pain relief, the Midnight Luxe is also one of the best cooling mattresses we’ve reviewed. A 9.5/10 cooling score makes this pillow-top hybrid a superb choice for hot sleepers, as well.

Pros:

• Excellent spine alignment: One of the many categories in which the Midnight Luxe excels is in spine alignment. The mattress did a great job of supporting our tester’s back in a neutral position—we gave it a 9/10 in this category.
• Springy responsiveness: The mattress responds quickly to your movements and supplies immediate support; this makes it easy to change positions or move around the bed.
• Cooler than cool: This is one of the coolest mattresses we’ve tested. It feels cool to the touch due to a cooling cover, gel-infused foam layers, and breathable coils.

Cons:

• So-so motion isolation: The mattress doesn’t isolate the effects of movement as well as some others do. This might only be a problem for you if you’re a light sleeper and you sleep with a restless partner.

Read our full Helix Midnight Luxe mattress review. Also, check out our roundup of best mattresses of 2023.

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Saatva Solaire

Why it’s great:

The Saatva Solaire’s adjustable air chambers make it easy for you to dial in how firm or how soft you want the mattress to be, which is a great feature for people with back pain or neck pain. You can choose between 50 firmness settings to find the one that most comfortably supports you. This also makes the mattress ideal for all sleep positions and body types.

The Solaire also provides solid spine alignment and pressure relief (8/10 testing scores) to help you maintain a natural curve as you sleep while limiting pressure on the hips and shoulders. The mattress’s materials are organic, high-quality and eco-friendly, so you can sleep in comfort without worrying about early sagging or emissions from harmful chemicals.

For an even more luxurious sleep experience, you can pair the Solaire mattress with Saatva’s Lineal Adjustable Base. Features include wave massage, zero-gravity support, and under-bed illumination.

Pros:

• Five zones of support: The Solaire has a five-zone lumbar support features designed to relieve pressure from your back. The feature is even approved by the Congress of Chiropractic State Associations.
• Ultra-adjustable: The Solaire suits all body types and sleep styles due to its 50 firmness options. This gives you ultimate control over your comfort and support level, and allows you to experiment to find what works best for you.
• Great perks: The mattress comes with free white-glove delivery—which includes a tutorial on how to use the bed’s remote control—a 365-night sleep trial, and a lifetime warranty.

Cons:

• Pricey: The mattress’s technology and luxury materials come at a cost higher than that of your traditional mattress. However, we find that its price is more competitive than mattresses with similar features.

Read our full Saatva Solaire mattress review. Also, see our roundups of best mattresses for back pain and best mattresses for neck pain.

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Nectar Premier Hybrid

Why it’s great:

The Nectar Premier Hybrid is a top luxury cooling mattress, and for good reason. Its outstanding cooling score (9/10) is the result of quality materials and design, starting with a quilted cover that uses fabric designed to wick away heat and moisture. A layer of wave-cut memory foam and an airflow-friendly layer of individually wrapped coils also contribute to the Premier Hybrid’s breathability.

For added luxury, the Nectar Premier Hybrid features an ActiveLift HD layer designed to keep your hips lifted throughout the night. This helped it earn its 8.5/10 score for spine alignment.
The Nectar Premier Hybrid’s medium firmness should appeal primarily to back sleepers and side sleepers. Luckily, these folks have a 365-night trial so they can decide if it’s the best luxury option for their needs.

Pros:

• Good pain relief: The mattress scored well in our test of pressure relief (9/10) and spine alignment (8.5/10). This makes it a good choice for those who suffer from joint pain.
• Sleeps cool: The Premier Hybrid’s combination of a steel coil system with a cooling cover helps provide good airflow and breathability.
• Nice spine alignment: In our testing, the mattress did a good job at keeping one’s back in a nice neutral position, which suggests it provides good relief from back pain over time.

Cons:

• Less responsive: We found the mattress provided below-average responsiveness. If you’re looking for a bouncy mattress that’s springy and easy to move around on, you might want to look at an innerspring model or another hybrid.

Read our full Nectar Premier Hybrid mattress review. To compare other cooling beds, see our roundup of best mattresses for hot sleepers.

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Titan Plus

Why it’s great:

The Titan Plus from Brooklyn Bedding is a firm mattress (7/10) specifically made for plus-size sleepers. Its hybrid foam-and-coil design provides the support that heavier people need to sleep comfortably, particularly those who prefer sleeping on their back or stomach. Due to its heavy-duty construction and high-end materials such as high-resiliency memory foam, it can support up to 1,000 lbs, or 500 lbs per side for two people sharing a queen-size bed or larger.

In Mattress Advisor testing, the Titan Plus earns outstanding scores in performance categories including spine alignment (9.5/10) and responsiveness (also 9.5/10). Thanks to phase-change fabric in its cooling cover, it also performed well on our cooling test (8.5/10), a promising sign for sleepers who tend to overheat.

Pros:

• Next-level spine alignment: The mattress does an excellent job at keeping your spine in a comfortable neutral position while you sleep, so back pain doesn’t worsen over time.
• Excellent at isolating motion: Couples will appreciate how well the mattress performs in our test of motion transfer. If you or your partner tend to toss or turn at night, the mattress should prevent this from disrupting the other side of the bed.
• Long-lasting: The Titan Plus earns a 9/10 score on our durability test, so you should be able to enjoy quality sleep on this mattress—which is backed by a 10-year warranty—for a long time.

Cons:

• Not enough pressure relief: Our testers experienced some pressure at the hips and shoulders while lying on their sides. The mattress might not be the best choice for light or average-weight side sleepers.

Read our full Titan Plus mattress review. To see similar beds, check out our roundup of best mattresses for heavy people.

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Nolah Natural 11″

Why it’s great:

When comparing luxury latex mattresses, it’s best to start with the building blocks. The Nolah Natural hybrid uses two layers of natural Talalay latex—a 2″ comfort layer followed by a 1″ transition layer. Latex processed with the Talalay method is known for its plush feel and cushioning effects, which makes the Nolah Natural a good choice to provide gentle support.

The latex layers of the Nolah Natural contribute to its solid scores in both cooling (9/10) and responsiveness (8.5/10). The design also includes an 8-inch coil system for a boost of buoyant support plus layers of organic cotton and wool.

The materials used in the construction of the Nolah Natural are organic, free of harmful chemicals, and hypoallergenic. If you’re after eco-friendly luxury, the Nolah Natural is worth checking out.

Pros:

• Good cooling: The mattress’s breathable Talalaly latex layer and crisp cotton cover do a good job of wicking moisture and maintaining good airflow. We gave it a 9/10 for cooling.
• Above-average spine alignment: The Natural’s support coils help hold your spine in a well-supported neutral position, so you wake with less discomfort. This is critical for good back health.
• Superior pressure relief: Good cushioning around the hips and shoulders makes side sleeping more comfortable. We gave the mattress a 9/10 for pressure relief.

Cons:

• So-so motion transfer: The mattress didn’t perform as well as we hoped for motion transfer, which means that when you move around on the bed, you could wake your sleeping partner on the other side. Light sleepers might find this to be an issue.

Read our full Nolah Natural mattress review. You can see more top-rated latex beds in our roundup of the best latex mattresses.

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WinkBeds GravityLux

Why it’s great:

When shopping for a mattress, couples will want to look for several qualities. The mattress should do a good job of isolating motion and be responsive enough for them to move around on with ease. We give the WinkBeds GravityLux 9/10 scores for motion transfer and responsiveness, which addresses both concerns. The mattress accomplishes this with multiple layers of dense, premium foam, including an AirCell foam layer that has shock-absorbing air capsules designed to improve pressure relief and cut down on motion transfer. A Tencel cover with gel-infused memory foam gives you a luxury cooling experience.

WinkBeds offers the GravityLux in three firmness options: soft, medium, and firm. These options provide a lot of leeway in helping you choose the firmness that matches up best with your sleeping position and personal preference.

Pros:

• Fantastic edge support: The mattress earns a flawless 10/10 score for edge support, which means couples can comfortably spread out and use all the mattress surface.
• Solid pressure relief: The GravityLux’s open-cell foam is designed for shock absorption and pressure relief, so the mattress contours to your weight to cushion your hips and shoulders. This is good news for side sleepers.
• Good spine alignment: Those who suffer from back pain will appreciate that the mattress also supplies good alignment and keeps your back in a neutral position overnight; this keeps discomfort from building up.

Cons:

• Can be noisy: Some customers have complained that the mattress makes a sound when you move around on it. This wasn’t something we encountered in our testing.

Read our full WinkBeds GravityLux mattress review. Also, check out our roundup of best mattresses for couples.

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Plank Firm

Why it’s great:

A firm mattress can do wonders for certain kinds of people, namely stomach sleepers, plus-size sleepers, and sleepers with lower back pain. If you’re after the luxury sleep experience in the form of a firm mattress, you should definitely consider Brooklyn Bedding’s Plank Firm. The mattress is made with TitanFlex foam, Brooklyn Bedding’s ultra-firm latex alternative that’s designed to improve blood flow and provide better lower back support.

The Plank Firm is a flippable mattress—one side is firm (7/10), the other extra-firm (9/10). Depending on your sleeping position, body type, and preferences, you can select the side that best accommodates you. For stomach sleepers, we suggest trying the extra-firm side first and flipping to the firm side if you want to sink in a bit further.

Pros:

• Good for back pain sufferers: We gave the Plank Firm a 9/10 testing score for pressure relief and an 8.75/10 for spine alignment, so it should be able to give you a top-of-the-line feel while helping to keep your back free of aches and pains.
• Highly responsive: It’s easy to move around on the Plank Firm—it adapts quickly to your changing movements and continues to supply good support as you shift positions.
• Very durable: The Plank Firm’s dense foam helps add to its longevity. If you’re looking for a long-lasting mattress, this one is a great option.

Cons:

• Off-gassing: Like many foam mattresses, the Plank Firm reportedly releases an odor when you unbox it. This wasn’t something we noticed in our testing, but some reviewers have noted it.

Read our full Plank Firm mattress review. Also, see our roundups of best firm mattresses and best extra-firm mattresses.

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Bear Star Hybrid

Why it’s great:

Any mattress that earns an overall 9/10 score in our mattress testing is one that doesn’t have many weak points. The Bear Star Hybrid performs well in nearly all categories, but it does particularly well in spine alignment, where we gave it a near-perfect 9.5/10 score. The cover is made with Celliant fiber designed to promote sleep recovery, one of the signature features of Bear’s athlete-oriented mattresses.

Quality materials help make this mattress one of our top-rated hybrids. Underneath a hand-quilted cover, it has three layers of high-quality foam and a layer of individually encased coils. The design combines the cushioning feel of foam with the support and breathability of innersprings.

Pros:

• Good terms and durability: The Bear Star Hybrid is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, along with a 120-night sleep trial. And with a 9.5/10 Mattress Advisor durability score, it should last a long time.
• Near-perfect spine alignment: The mattress is a good one for back pain sufferers due to its 9.5/10 ability to maintain your back natural curve while you sleep, coupled with average pressure relief.
• High responsiveness: it’s easy and comfortable to move around on this bed—you won’t feel like you’re sinking into its foam. We gave it an 8.75/10 for responsiveness.

Cons:

• Sub-par motion isolation: If your partner is tossing and turning, you’re likely to notice—in our testing we found the mattress does a below-average job of isolating the effects of movement to one area of the bed.

Read our full Bear Star Hybrid mattress review. To see more top hybrid beds, check out our roundup of best hybrid mattresses.

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Brooklyn Sedona Elite

Why it’s great:

A mattress that leaves you feeling stuck when you try to change sleeping positions can be anything but restful. The Brooklyn Sedona Elite can help, thanks in part to a 9/10 Mattress Advisor score for responsiveness that makes it a solid choice for combination sleepers and restless sleepers, alike.
Firmness is another quality that makes the Sedona Elite a good match for combination sleepers. The medium-firm 6/10 feel offers cushioning for side sleeping, but you shouldn’t sink in too deeply when you switch to sleeping on your back.

The mattress is made with high-density gel memory foam and several foam layers over pocketed innerspring coils. Together these layers add up to a comfortable and durable bed that performs well in all 14 of our mattress testing categories.

Pros:

• Edge support: If you like to sleep at the edge of your bed or sit on the sides in the morning, the Sedona Elite is a good option. We gave the mattress an 8.5/10 for edge support, which can also be a sign of overall quality—it won’t sag on you around the edges.
• Pressure relief: In our testing we found little to no buildup of pressure for side sleepers, back sleepers, and stomach sleepers. This makes the Sedona Elite a good option for those who suffer from joint or back pain in any sleep position.
• Cooling: With a 9/10 score for cooling, this Brooklyn Bedding mattress is also a good match for hot sleepers. Its two layers of gel memory foam and a pocketed coil layer promote breathability.

Cons:

• Heavy: The mattress is on the heavier side, which makes it a bit unwieldy to move. We recommend recruiting help to set it up.

Read our full Brooklyn Sedona Elite review. You can also see our roundup of best mattresses for combination sleepers.

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Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Supreme

Why it’s great:

Sleepers with joint pain need a mattress that blends contouring and support in pressure-sensitive areas like the shoulders and hips. The Tempur-Cloud Supreme from Tempur-Pedic aims to strike that balance with a proprietary foam design that’s strategically softer and firmer in the correct places.

This luxury mattress uses different formulations of the company’s TEMPUR Material foam. The top comfort layer is designed to provide contouring pressure relief. Beneath it is a firmer support layer to help ensure that your shoulders and hips don’t sink in too far and cause pressure to build up. If you’re also a hot sleeper, you’ll appreciate Tempur-Pedic’s innovative cooling technology.
Tempur-Pedic offers a 90-day sleep trial and backs its mattresses with a 10-year warranty. You also get free delivery of your new mattress, which arrives compressed and rolled in a reusable canvas bag rather than a box.

Pros:

• Fantastic pressure relief: This is where the mattress shines. Its comfort layer is incredibly plush and allows your shoulders and hips to sink in just enough for optimal support and cushioning.
• Good for lightweight sleepers: That soft comfort layer makes this mattress a great one for the lightest sleepers, due to its soft, cloud-like surface.
• Excellent motion isolation: The mattress does a great job of keeping the effects of movement isolated to one area so it doesn’t disrupt sleepers at the other side of the mattress.

Cons:

• Too soft for stomach sleepers: It’s also too soft for those who prefer the feel of a firm mattress, or those who don’t like the hugging feel of memory foam.

Read our full Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud Supreme mattress review. To compare similar beds, check out our roundups of best mattresses for hip pain and best mattresses for shoulder pain.

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Guide to Finding the Best Luxury Mattress

Luxury mattresses aren’t just for the wealthy anymore. The emergence of direct-to-consumer brands and online shopping have helped create opportunities for many consumers who previously thought that high-quality bedding was out of their reach. In fact, more than half of the featured mattresses on this page list a regular price below $2,000 for a queen size.

While cost is still a factor, finding the right luxury mattress could be easier than you think. In this guide, we’ll explore some topics to help you make an informed decision.

• Why Are Luxury Mattresses More Expensive?
• Types of Luxury Mattresses
• Who Should Get a Luxury Mattress?
• Things to Consider When You’re Shopping

Why Are Luxury Mattresses More Expensive?

Luxury mattresses cost more than standard models, and with good reason. You’re paying more, but you’re also getting more for your money. Here are some of the areas where high-end mattresses typically outperform budget mattresses:

• Higher-quality materials. Cutting-edge memory foam that gently cushions pressure-sensitive areas and hypoallergenic all-natural latex are just two examples of how better mattress materials can deliver better results.
• Extra comfort. A plush pillow-top or an extra layer of transition foam can make a huge difference in the quality of your sleep, providing additional cushioning and pressure relief.
• Special features. A luxury mattress could offer anything from specially engineered cooling memory foam to dual-side adjustable firmness controls.
• Durability. A combination of premium materials and high-quality workmanship should give your luxury mattress a longer lifespan. While the upfront cost is greater, it could be a decade or more before you need to replace it.
• Customer service. Luxury brands often go above and beyond to provide a good consumer experience, with amenities that sometimes include white glove delivery. This deluxe service means that the person who delivers your mattress will also set up in your bedroom and remove your old mattress. In some cases it’s offered free with the purchase of the mattress.

Types of Luxury Mattresses

Most types of luxury mattresses fall into the same categories as regular mattresses:

• Memory foam—Known for the body-contouring “hugging” feel, a memory foam mattress is good for those suffering from back or joint pain and looking for good pressure relief. Memory foam mattresses are usually made from multiple layers of varying density foam; higher-density foams tend to last longer but feel more firm. The average memory foam mattress is priced anywhere from $400 to $1,200, but a luxury memory foam mattress will often cost more.
• Innerspring—An innerspring mattress has a “traditional” springy feel, and is a great option for durability and all-around support. Heavier sleepers tend to do well with this type of mattress due to its general sturdiness. Innerspring mattresses are generally priced by the number of coils used, with the average price of a quality innerspring mattress ranging from about $600 to $1,400, and a luxury innerspring mattress often exceeding that.
• Latex—Latex mattresses have many of the pressure-relieving benefits of memory foam, but with the addition of better responsiveness and natural cooling properties. The drawback to all these positives is increased price. The average latex mattress costs between $1,500 to $2,500, and some cost even more.
• Hybrid—A hybrid also aims to be the best of both worlds but by incorporating different materials into one mattress. The most common type is a foam/innerspring or latex/innerspring hybrid mattress. Hybrids often have up to seven layers of foam and coils for the best blend of support and comfort. A quality hybrid mattress often costs between $1,200 and $2,500, but luxury hybrids can exceed this.

In most cases, a luxury mattress is very similar to a regular bed but made with higher-grade materials to address specific needs or concerns.

Regular mattress	Luxury mattress	The difference:
Traditional memory foam	Gel-infused memory foam	Improved cooling
Basic coil system	Individually wrapped pocket coils	Better motion isolation, less squeaking
Synthetic or blended latex	Natural or organic latex	Hypoallergenic, less chemical odor

Luxury hybrids bring different combinations of these materials together into layered beds, with each layer targeting a specific need such as pressure relief or responsiveness. Some hybrids also include layers dedicated to providing lumbar support to help alleviate back pain.

Other luxury mattresses involve complex technology, such as the ventilation chambers that control firmness in an airbed or biometric monitoring systems in a smartbed.

Who Should Get a Luxury Mattress?

Luxury mattresses are typically among the most comfortable mattresses on the market, but sometimes among the most expensive too. Here are some of the reasons you might decide that paying extra is worth it:

• If you love the feel of a high-end hotel bed, you might want to enjoy the same sleep experience at home.
• For vacation rental hosts, a luxury mattress could be a great selling point for their Airbnb or VRBO property.
• Athletes and fitness trainers might also see a luxury bed as an investment if it helps them maintain peak conditioning.
• RV owners will be pleasantly surprised to learn that some luxury mattresses are available in RV sizes.
• A luxury twin XL in your guest room could make an overnight guest feel like you went the extra mile to make them feel comfortable.

The term “luxury mattress” can even be something of a misnomer. For instance, someone with severe back pain might need an adjustable smartbed not as a status symbol but simply as a way to sleep comfortably through the night. Because the features and technology affect the price, a therapeutic mattress could be mislabeled as a luxury product.

Still, treating yourself to a luxury mattress might not be such an indulgence after all. Restorative sleep has many health benefits, so you could think of it as a purchase aimed at improving your quality of life.

Considerations When Shopping for a Luxury Mattress

So you’ve decided that a luxury mattress is right for you, but when it’s time to change your mattress, how do you find the right replacement? There are a few things to consider when looking for a good, high-quality mattress.

Sleeping Position

What position do you sleep in? The answer to this question instantly points you in the right direction for your mattress type.

• Side sleepers. Side sleepers are looking for a bed with pressure relief, primarily for their hips and shoulders. This sleep type should be looking for a latex or a gel memory foam mattress. These mattresses evenly distribute your weight and take pressure away from sensitive areas.
• Back sleepers. People who sleep on their backs need a mattress that evenly contours to their body but doesn’t disrupt the spine’s natural curve. For this reason, latex, foam, and hybrid luxury mattresses win out over the rest.
• Stomach sleepers. Stomach sleepers need a mattress that is firm enough so they can lie flat, but with a soft top layer to ease pressure off of the hips. Multi-layered memory foam and hybrid models work the best for this position.
• Combination sleepers. Combo sleepers need a super responsive mattress that is going to adapt to all of the tossing, turning, and position shifting. Hybrid mattresses are key for these sleepers. They have the adaptability for the changes.

Cooling

If heat is what’s keeping you from a great night’s sleep, look for a luxury mattress that specifically addresses cooling. Materials such as naturally breathable latex and high-quality memory foam with cooling gel do a good job of letting body heat escape from the mattress, while innerspring hybrids benefit from airflow-friendly coils.

Related: Best Mattresses for Hot Sleepers and Best Mattresses for Menopause

Pressure Relief and Spine Alignment

A mattress that relieves pressure on sensitive areas and promotes neutral spine alignment can make every night much more comfortable.

• Pressure Relief: When you’re lying down, pressure can build up in your lower back, shoulders, hips, and other areas that make deep contact with the mattress as you sink in. A pressure-relieving mattress provides gentle, cradling support at these pressure points.
• Spine Alignment: As you sleep, your spine should trace a slightly curving arc to help you stay in a healthy, neutral alignment. Mattresses with great spine alignment properties help ensure that your weight stays evenly distributed across the surface.

These qualities are especially important for people who have back pain, shoulder pain, or general aches and discomfort in their joints.

Firmness

With many regular mattresses, the firmness level is static—you can get a soft mattress, a medium-firm mattress, a firm mattress, or an extra-firm mattress. Many luxury smartbeds offer adjustable firmness options, with potentially dozens of levels to choose from. Others types of mattresses are flippable, with a different firmness level on each side.

Related: Mattress Firmness Guide

Size

Luxury mattresses generally come in standard bed sizes, although you can get customized dimensions with some luxury brands. Here are the sizes you should expect:

• Twin: 38″ x 75″
• Twin XL: 38″ x 80″
• Full: 53″ x 75″
• Queen: 60″ x 80″
• King: 76″ x 80″
• California king: 72″ x 84″

Related: Guide to Mattress Sizes

Sleep Partner

A good mattress for couples is responsive, has good edge support, and minimizes motion transfer. Memory foam is more effective at limiting motion transfer than innersprings. Some beds have bouncy, responsive latex comfort layers anchored by coil systems that make them good mattresses for sex.

Accessories

Putting bargain-basement sheets on a luxury mattress is kind of like filling up a sports car with low-octane gas. Consider adding a set of luxury sheets or luxury pillows to your premier-level mattress.

Price

When establishing your budget for a luxury mattress, keep in mind the following factors:

• Cost of the mattress
• Cost of a foundation
• New bedding
• Shipping or delivery costs

Even if your budget is significant, make sure you’re getting the best mattress deals available.

Summary: Best Luxury Mattress Picks

Here’s a recap of our top picks for the most luxurious mattresses on the market:

Mattress	Award	Mattress Advisor Overall Score
Helix Midnight Luxe	Editor’s Pick	8.7/10
Saatva Solaire	Best for Neck/Back Pain	8.6/10
Nectar Premier Hybrid	Best Mattress for Hot Sleepers	8.9/10
Titan Plus	Best Mattress for Heavy People	9.2/10
Nolah Natural 11″	Best Latex Mattress	8.7/10
WinkBeds GravityLux	Best Mattress for Couples	9.1/10
Plank Firm	Best Firm Mattress	8.9/10
Bear Star Hybrid	Best Hybrid Mattress	9.0/10
Brooklyn Sedona Elite	Best for Combination Sleepers	9.0/10
Tempur-Cloud Supreme	Best Mattress for Joint Pain	Coming Soon