DreamCloud is known for creating some of the best mattresses for all sleepers, both in terms of value and comfortable support. That hasn't stopped the brand from innovating, as it recently revamped its entire lineup with a sleeker design, cooling upgrades — and in some cases, extra lumbar support.
So, which DreamCloud mattress should you buy? Here, we'll be giving you a breakdown of each DreamCloud mattress, detailing the price, design, performance, and which type of sleeper they will and won’t suit. There are three models to choose from: The DreamCloud Classic, The DreamCloud Premier, and the DreamCloud Luxe. Each type is available as a hybrid or all-foam construction.
All DreamCloud mattresses come with the same perks: a 365-night sleep trial, a lifetime warranty, and free shipping and returns. Plus, you rarely have to pay MSRP because of the evergreen DreamCloud mattress sales that cut up to 60% off. Since prices remain fairly steady, you can buy a DreamCloud mattress at any time and feel like you've gotten a deal.
The best DreamCloud mattress overall
The DreamCloud Classic is an updated version of the brand's signature, best-selling model, formerly known as the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid. The cheapest DreamCloud mattress has ranked high on our lists of the best luxury mattresses and best hybrid mattresses — and this redesign is poised to assume the crown from its predecessor. (We'll have more details to share once we test it.)
The most notable change is the quilted top cover, which is now woven with cooling fibers for improved temperature regulation. The construction is otherwise the same with a 1" memory foam comfort layer, a transitional foam support layer, and up to 960 individually-wrapped coils that are reinforced at the sides and ends. The bottom cover has a more elegant design, as well, but it no longer has side carry handles.
It remains one of the best value luxury mattresses out there, as a queen-size still regularly sells for $699 during DreamCloud's evergreen sale. For an idea of what to expect from the DreamCloud Classic, take a look at our DreamCloud Hybrid Mattress review.
The best DreamCloud mattress for back sleepers
The DreamCloud Premier Hybrid is considered the brand's most popular mattress. It sits between the entry-level DreamCloud Classic and the high-end DreamCloud Luxe.
In our DreamCloud Premier Hybrid review, our testers loved the luxury hotel comfort it provides, and found that it delivers a lot of support, too. Our back, combination, and stomach sleepers were happy sleeping on this mattress, while its sturdiness and stable edge support have earned it a spot on our guide to the best mattresses for heavy people. Side sleepers and lightweight sleepers may find it too firm, though, and couples may notice some motion transfer.
It uses a Euro Top rather than a pillow top and features twice the cooling fibers and memory foam compared to the DreamCloud Classic. (Other than an upgraded cooling cover and a more elegant design, it's not a dramatic departure from the model we tested.) Overall, it's a great hybrid mattress for anyone looking to splurge a little more for a luxurious bed.
The best DreamCloud mattress for hot sleepers
As the most premium of the three hybrids, the DreamCloud Luxe Hybrid prides itself on its maximum plushness and comfort. Formerly known as the DreamCloud Premier Rest, this mattress has received the biggest glow-up, starting with the blue-hued quilted Euro top wrapped in the most advanced cooling cover the brand has to offer. Directly underneath is a layer of phase change material to draw heat away from the surface.
The 14" DreamCloud Luxe now also features a layer of support foam that's denser in the middle for lumbar support. It's sandwiched between the top memory foam comfort layer and the individually-wrapped coils with reinforced edges. A thin, dense layer of foundational foam keeps everything stable.
While we always slept at a comfortable temperature on past DreamCloud mattresses, the Luxe is the first bona fide cooling mattress DreamCloud has ever made — yet it also incorporates features that are present in our favorite mattresses for back pain. It costs a little bit more than the previous Premier Rest, but the DreamCloud Luxe is still an excellent value among the broader luxury market.
The best DreamCloud mattress for fans of memory foam
The all-foam version of the DreamCloud Classic provides extra plushness and pressure relief. The extra memory foam also means it does a better job at limiting motion transfer, so couples shouldn’t find themselves being disturbed by a restless partner.
The lack of coils and more memory foam does, however, mean it isn’t as breathable as the hybrid version, but it does come with the same CloudQuilt cover with cooling fibers. It also costs more than the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid, which is unusual, given that all-foam mattresses generally cost less.
Overall, this mattress provides a sturdy support base and soft layers for side sleepers, and anyone who found the hybrid version too firm should be happy with this plush bed.
DreamCloud mattress FAQ
Is DreamCloud a good mattress?
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We've reviewed the DreamCloud Hybrid and the DreamCloud Premier Hybrid and both mattresses performed incredibly well during our series of in-house tests. These are very well made beds that would sell for a lot more if bought in store.
In fact, we often recommend the DreamCloud Hybrid as the best budget alternative to our top-ranking mattress of the year, the Saatva Classic (read our Saatva Classic mattress review for more information). While it only comes in a medium-firm feel (which we rate as being on the firmer side of medium-firm), compared to Saatva's three different firmness levels, it's over half the price and a great all-rounder for most sleepers.
DreamCloud mattresses aren't perfect though, and some of them could do better in terms of edge support and motion isolation. But in terms of sheer value for money and a luxury feel and finish for less, we feel DreamCloud beds are well worth it.
Where are DreamCloud mattresses made?
According to the FDA, DreamCloud mattresses are made with imported materials. So while some of the materials used in a DreamCloud mattress may have been manufactured in the United States, this isn't a bed made in the USA in the way a Helix, WinkBed, Bear, Layla or Saatva mattress is. The use of imported materials may also affect the cost due to tariffs.
However, Resident Home, the parent company that owns Nectar Sleep and Awara Sleep, recently opened its first manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville, IN.
