Quick Overview: Layla’s flippable bed is a versatile memory foam mattress that can accommodate any sleeping position. It’s especially comfy for couples, combination sleepers, and those with joint or muscle pain. The Layla is reasonably priced, and you get a lifetime warranty.

Who Is the Layla Mattress Best for?

Layla is best for:	Layla may not be best for:
Side sleepers (on the soft side of the mattress) Back sleepers (on the firmer side) Couples who need motion isolation Shoppers who want multiple firmness options Those who like the memory foam feel	Heavier body types Hot sleepers Those who prefer a traditional innerspring feel

Layla Mattress Review Highlights

What Makes The Layla Mattress Stand Out:

• Layla is easy to set up and works on most mattress foundations.
• You can easily flip from the soft side to the firm side and vice versa.
• Layla scored really high in responsiveness, which is great for changing positions.
• Both sides provide great pressure relief for all sleeping positions.
• Layla effectively isolates motion across the mattress surface (check out our wine test).

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Video Review of the Layla Mattress

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Testing Scores

After 1,200+ hours of testing more than 150 mattresses, we’ve finely honed our review process to assess the top 14 criteria that mattress shoppers want to know about. We combine methodical testing with in-depth interviews to arrive at our scores, and put our full confidence in the results.

Mattress Advisor Test	Score (Out of 10)
Shipping	10
Trial Period	9
Return Policy	10
Warranty	10
Set-Up	9
Motion Transfer	8.5
Edge Support	9
Pressure Relief	9
Spine Alignment	8
Responsiveness	9.5
Cooling	7.5
Durability	8
Customer Service	9
Social Impact	3

⭐Total Score for the Layla Mattress: 8.8/10⭐

 

Layla Testing Highlights

✅ Pros

• Flippable: Easily my favorite feature of the Layla is that it’s 2 beds in 1. Most people’s sleep needs change over time. Maybe you add a partner to your bed, journey through pregnancy, or get injured. With the soft and firm options on the Layla mattress, you can adjust to different firmness levels based on your season of life.
• Copper-Infused: Copper is popping up in products all over the market. It’s developed a positive reputation for its abilities to transfer heat, reduce inflammation, and repel bacteria. Layla’s top foam layers are infused with tiny copper particles that respond to pressure and heat with cooling, calming, and cleaning properties.
• Pressure Relief: Layla does an excellent job of cradling body curves. In our pressure relief test, we detected minimal stress on pressure points like shoulders, hips, ribs, and knees.
• Responsiveness: Layla also scored really high in responsiveness. As a combination sleeper, I especially appreciate this strength. Rather than holding its shape when I roll onto my side, it bounces back to a flat surface while quickly adjusting to my new sleeping position.

❌ Cons

• Off-Gassing: We noticed a slight off-gassing odor during unboxing, meaning you’re going to have to let your bed breathe before you jump in and get cozy.
• Temperature: The Layla may be a bit warm for those who sleep hot. Keep in mind that even with cooling copper layers, it’s still a memory foam mattress.
• Support: Heavy people (230 lbs or more) may not feel adequately supported without any springs.

Motion Transfer

A bed with good motion isolation is a must for couples and light sleepers. Memory foam is one of the best mattress materials for reducing motion transfer. Layla’s memory foam layers proved reliable in this category. We gave both sides 8.5/10 for motion transfer. 

Our mattress testers evaluate motion transfer with the wine test, which you’ve probably seen in mattress commercials. We position a full glass of red wine on one side of the mattress and our tester on the other. On the Layla, the wine barely moved and the glass stayed upright (phew!). Side note: If you like red wine in bed, use a waterproof mattress protector to prevent stains.

Edge Support

Edge support on memory foam mattresses is a big bonus since foam tends to collapse under weight. The Layla scored exceptionally well for edge support during our lab tests (9/10). The key is the extra firm base support foam. This dense core layer stretches across the entire mattress surface, so instead of rolling off the side of the bed, our testers stayed fully supported and balanced.

Cooling

Personally, I love the feel of memory foam, but get really hot when I sleep on it. The Layla sleeps cooler than other memory foam mattress brands we’ve tested, but you still may find yourself kicking off a thick quilt or down comforter, particularly on the softer side.

We gave Layla 7.5/10 in our cooling evaluation because the construction gives a nod to cooling technologies, but still sleeps a tad bit warm. Layla’s first line of defense against heat retention is the THERMOgel cooling agent woven into the cover. It doesn’t have the cool-on-contact feel we’ve experienced with some other sleep products, but the gel does prevent overheating during the first 20 minutes on the mattress.

Next, the top comfort layers of foam are infused with copper particles. Copper is high in thermal conductivity, which is a fancy way of saying that it transfers heat away from your body. The copper took the edge off of heat build-up, but I’d still recommend a latex foam mattress or cooling sheets for those who tend to sleep especially hot.

Lastly, the support layer for the soft side of the Layla is convoluted foam. Its molded with waves on the surface that make it look like an egg carton. This is meant to improve airflow under the thicker foam layer on the plush side.

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Layla’s dual-sided construction allows for 2 distinct firmness levels. The medium-soft side feels pretty plush. We registered it at 4/10 on the firmness scale. This side is 3” deep with an additional soft 2” support foam layer. I don’t like to sink too far into my mattress because it moves my spine out of alignment, and Layla’s softer top layer is made of high-density foam that prevents too much sinkage. For a flippable mattress with a plusher feel, consider the Mend Adapt, which fell at about a 4.5 and 5.5 on the firmness scale.

The firmer side registers at 7/10 on the firmness scale. The top foam layer on this side is significantly shallower than the soft side. It’s only 1” deep, which provides enough depth to contour around the curves of your back while keeping you on the mattress surface.

Looking for a firmer mattress? Consider checking out our top picks for the best firm mattresses.

Does it Support Your Sleeping Position?

Thanks to its dual-sided firmness, the Layla matches up well with any sleeping position.

As a combination sleeper, I prefer the soft side of the Layla. I usually wake up on my side, and found that the 3” of comfort foam did a great job of snuggly contouring around my pressure points, so people who need a side sleeper mattress should love this side. My shoulders and hips get the most achy on firm mattress surfaces, and they did just fine.

Layla’s medium-firm side makes it a good back sleeper mattress and stomach sleeper mattress, allowing them to get enough cushion without losing the support required for those sleeping positions. I preferred this side while on my back. It didn’t give me quite enough cushion on my side or stomach, but it’s soft enough to support stomach sleepers who like a firm mattress.

Pressure Relief

Due to its memory foam construction with copper, the Layla provides pressure relief in critical areas. Most sleepers will feel supported in the areas of the neck, shoulders, lower back, and hips, which helps you to stay aligned throughout the night.

Temperature Regulation Factors

As I mentioned before, the Layla incorporates 3 key temperature regulating features: cooling gel in the mattress cover, heat transferring copper in the comfort foam, and breathable convoluted foam in the support layer on the soft side. 

Is It Good for Your Body Type?

As a general rule, memory foam beds are best for those with small to average body types. If you weigh more than 230 lbs, you may find yourself sinking too far into the mattress. There are lots of beds designed specially for heavier sleepers. If you’re keen to sleep on memory foam, try one of our recommendations for the best hybrid mattress with a memory foam topper or even the Layla Hybrid mattress.

The Layla is also a good mattress for those with broad shoulders or hips. The combined 5” of plush foam on the medium-soft side enable wider curves to sink deep into the foam without compromising spinal alignment.

Do You Need a Special Foundation?

Layla recommends a platform bed or box spring and bed frame for their memory foam mattress. If you do use a platform bed, make sure the wooden slats are max 3” apart or else the mattress won’t get the support it needs.

You can also place the Layla on a solid foundation, adjustable bed, or the floor. Layla doesn’t recommend the floor, though, because it hampers airflow beneath the mattress.

Layla Materials and Construction

So what does a flippable mattress look like on the inside? Check out Layla’s construction below.

Layla Mattress Sizes, Dimensions, and Pricing

Size	Dimensions	Weight	Price*
Twin	38” x 75” x 10.5”	41 lbs	$749
Twin XL	38” x 80” x 10.5”	44 lbs	$849
Full	54” x 75” x 10.5”	57 lbs	$999
Queen	60” x 80” x 10.5”	69 lbs	$1,099
King	76” x 80” x 10.5”	87 lbs	$1,249
Cal King	72” x 84” x 10.5”	87 lbs	$1,249

*Prices do not reflect exclusive offers or Layla mattress discounts. Click below to see the best price for the Layla mattress.

Unboxing the Layla Mattress

Overall, the unboxing experience was simple and easy, so we gave Layla 9/10 for set up. The mattress arrived compressed, rolled, and wrapped in plastic—all inside a cardboard box.

The setup process was quick. We were able to pull the compressed mattress out of the box with 2 people, but 1 person could manage for a smaller sized mattress. After we unrolled the mattress onto our foundation, it took a couple of minutes to fully inflate. Make sure not to slice the mattress when you cut it out of the plastic!

We did notice a very slight off-gassing odor, but it went away quickly. If you’re concerned about off-gassing, keep in mind that all of Layla’s foams are CertiPUR-US certified, meaning they passed rigorous tests that regulate toxic indoor air emissions. You can also air out the mattress for 24-48 hours before adding sheets, and make sure your bedroom is sufficiently ventilated.

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Layla Sleep Company Policies

Policy	Details
Delivery	Free shipping; arrives  in 3-7 days
Trial Period	120-nights
Warranty	Lifetime warranty
Return Policy	Free returns during the trial period
Financing	Financing is available through Affirm for 3, 6, and 12 month payment increments

When Will You Get Your Mattress?

Layla begins manufacturing your mattress after they receive your order. It can take 2-3 business days for your mattress to be ready to ship. Once it’s on the road, you’ll have it within 2-5 business days, depending on your location. A $125 shipping fee is added for deliveries in Alaska and Hawaii, and a $225 fee is added for shipments to Canada, otherwise shipping is free.

You can track your shipment beginning 3 days after placing your order. Layla will send you a tracking number via email. If you have any questions about your order, reach out to a customer care specialist on Layla’s website or email orders@laylasleep.com.

Sleep Trial

Layla gives you 120 nights—or roughly 4 months—to test out their mattress. During the sleep trial period, you can return your mattress at any time for a full refund. All they ask is that you sleep on the mattress for at least 2 weeks before making your decision. Sleep experts recommend trialing a new mattress for at least 30 days in order to give your body time to adjust.

Warranty

Layla covers their original memory foam mattress for the entire lifetime of the mattress! To be eligible for the warranty, you must be the original owner and have bought your mattress directly from Layla or an authorized dealer, such as Amazon. Also, make sure to unbox your mattress within 2 weeks of delivery, or the warranty becomes void.

The warranty covers sagging deeper than 1”, cracks or splits in the memory foam, and split seams in the cover from normal use (i.e. not abusing or misusing your mattress). It does not cover subjective changes in comfort, cosmetic damages, customer-inflicted damages, or scents.

Customer Service

Layla’s customer care team is on the ball, which, frankly, is not something I can say about all mattress companies. You can connect with a customer service representative quickly on their website, and their team knows Layla’s products well. They also have several contacts you can use for various questions or concerns:

• By phone: 1-855-358-1676 (M-F 10AM-7PM)
• By email: support@laylasleep.com  (M-F 9AM-9PM)
• For order support: orders@laylasleep.com

Return Policy

If Layla’s mattress isn’t working for you, reach out to the customer care team to see if they can resolve your issue. You can request a refund during the trial period by emailing your order number and the cause for your return to support@laylasleep.com. You have to sleep on the mattress for at least 2 weeks before initiating a return.

Layla will arrange for the used mattress to be picked up and donated to a local charity. You don’t need to re-box the mattress or anything: just take off your bedding. Once the mattress has been picked up, you’ll receive a full refund (minus shipping fees to AK, HI, and Canada).

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Should You Buy the Layla Mattress?

Overall, we feel confident recommending the Layla mattress to most sleepers. The 2 firmness levels work for all sleep positions, couples benefit from the motion isolation and responsiveness, and the copper-infused foam improves muscle and joint recovery. Plus, it’s reasonably priced for a high-quality memory foam mattress.

The only shoppers we would redirect are those who are heavier than 230 lbs and hot sleepers who need a top-rated cooling mattress. Consider instead a mattress designed for heavier body types and mattresses with advanced cooling technologies, like the Titan Plus.

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Layla Mattress Comparisons

Layla vs. Layla Hybrid

The main difference between this Layla original mattress and the hybrid version is the feel and responsiveness with the edition of springs. Both the Layla and Layla Hybrid are flippable beds with a soft and a firm side, and they both incorporate copper into their top layers of foam. The Layla Hybrid is more responsive and has a bounce to it while the original Layla has better motion isolation.

Layla vs. Nectar

Criteria	Layla	Nectar
Mattress Advisor Score	8.8/10	8.7/10
Firmness	Multiple options	Medium-Firm 6/10
Material	Memory Foam	Gel Memory Foam
Who’s It Best For?	Side or back sleepers (depends on the side of the mattress) Couples requiring motion isolation Those who aren’t sure which firmness is best for them	Back, stomach, and side sleepers Couples Those who want a long sleep trial

If you’re debating between the Layla and Nectar mattresses, there are a few key similarities. They are both relatively affordable; you can purchase a queen-size in either mattress for under $1,500. Each mattress company also offers a lifetime warranty, signaling their trust in their products.

If you like memory foam, both the Layla or Nectar mattresses are excellent choices. Additionally, each mattress has scored high in pressure relief (though the Layla performed slightly better), so if you’re a side sleeper or experience back or hip pain, these mattresses can provide you with nighttime comfort.

If you appreciate flexibility when making a purchase, the Nectar mattress offers a 365-night sleep trial, while Layla’s sleep trial is only 120-nights. On the “flip” side, the Layla is a flippable mattress, offering a soft and firm side, while the Nectar is only offered in medium-firmness.

Check out our full comparison of the Layla and Nectar mattresses.

Layla vs. Purple

Criteria	Layla	Purple
Mattress Advisor Score	8.8/10	8.4/10
Firmness	Multiple options	Medium-Firm 6.5/10
Material	Memory Foam	Hybrid: Hyper-elastic GelFlex Grid and foam
Who’s It Best For?	Back or side sleepers (depends on the side of the mattress) Those who prefer memory foam Couples requiring motion isolation	Back, stomach, and side sleepers Sleepers with an active lifestyle People with back pain

If you’re hoping for a restful night’s sleep and a mattress that provides you with pressure relief, you’re in luck. Both the Layla and Purple mattresses received high scores in our evaluation for pressure relief.

Both mattresses are made with premium and highly durable materials, meaning an investment in either mattress should last you for years.

The top layers of these mattresses are very different. While the Layla mattress features copper-infused memory foam, the Purple mattress’s comfort layer is made of a proprietary polymer grid, which creates a unique, squishy feeling. If you enjoy a more traditional memory foam feel, the Layla may be the one for you.

Each mattress comes with its own warranty and trial period. The Layla has a lifetime warranty and a 120-night sleep trial, while the Purple mattress has a 10-year warranty (still long) and a 100-night sleep trial. 

Read our full comparison of the Layla and Purple mattresses.

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