The best Saatva mattresses in 2026: Tested and approved by sleep experts
Our honest guide to finding the right Saatva mattress for your sleep needs, based on hands-on experience, expert experience and data-driven results
Mattresses from popular online sleep brand Saatva have a few things in common. They're luxurious, handcrafted with natural and premium materials, and they come with the best benefits on the market. We've tested Saatva mattresses that exemplify these features and in this guide, we're using our expertise to help you choose the best Saatva mattress for you
Our number one pick has to be the Saatva Classic, the bed that tops our guide to the best mattresses for every sleep style. However, mattresses aren't one size fits all. We've tested the options below using our rigorous mattress methodology to find which bed is right for you, whether you're a hot sleeper, a bed sharer, or just looking for the best deal possible.
Regular Saatva mattress sales can help you save on your dream bed but be warned: even with the deepest discounts, these are still premium designs. However, our testing shows that Saatva mattresses are worth the money — particularly if you can find the Saatva bed that's perfect for your sleep needs.
1. The best Saatva mattress overall





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If you're in the market for a Saatva mattress, it's hard to look past the flagship Classic. We awarded it five stars in our Saatva Classic mattress review — the first mattress to earn the honor — because it impressed in every aspect of our mattress testing process. It has it all: firmness and height options to suit any sleep style, a handcrafted build that supports and comforts, and, at under $2,000 for a queen in the regular Saatva mattress sales, a competitive luxury price tag.
We tested a Luxury Firm Classic (Plush and Firm are also available) and it's truly the Goldilocks of pressure relief; just right for side, back and stomach sleepers. The targeted support helps soothe back pain (although got chronic pain, we recommend the Rx below) while the breathable feel kept even our hot sleeping lead tester cool and comfortable. The motion isolation is also impressive, so couples won't feel their partners movement at night.
Shooting straight to the top spot in both our best hybrid mattress guide and best luxury mattress guide, the Classic broadly suits every sleep style. But if you prefer the responsive feel of latex foams to a traditional bed, we recommend the Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress instead — it's as breathable and supportive but lacks pressure relief for side sleepers.
Price-wise this is the best-value Saatva mattress too; it scored 5 out of 5 for value for money, with a queen regularly priced under $1,889. However, if you'd like to save some money, try the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid instead.
- Read more: Saatva Classic Mattress review
2. The best affordable Saatva mattress





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The Memory Foam Hybrid mattress is the most affordable adult mattress in Saatva's line-up (the Murphy Bed mattress is cheaper, but less supportive for day-to-day use.) Don't worry, you'll still be getting Saatva's signature premium finish and handcrafted build. But at $100 cheaper than the Classic, that indulgent feel will be slightly easier on the budget.
As a more affordable option, you do sacrifice some of the performance aspects that make the Classic so notable. For a start, it has a bouncy feel that might be disruptive for couples. It's also too firm for side sleepers (plus, it only comes in one firmness level, compared to the Classic's three.) However, the support for back sleepers is excellent, the edge support is strong and it has a breathable feel to keep you cooler in the night.
If you have the money, the Saatva Classic has more options to please more sleep styles. And for those seeking dedicated back support, the Saatva Rx has even more targeted support features (although it is roughly twice the price for a queen.)
For back sleepers, our lead tester recommends the Memory Foam Hybrid mattress "wholeheartedly." It's also our top recommendation for anyone seeking a Saatva mattress for less, particularly as you still get Saatva's incredible benefits: a 365-night trial, lifetime warranty, and free white glove delivery.
- Read more: Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress review
3. The best dual-sided Saatva mattress





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One of the best organic mattresses we've tested, Saatva's Zenhaven is a dual-sided design made of latex foams and New Zealand wool. This eco-friendly bed uses natural, organic materials to create breathable support and with two sides to sleep on, it appeal to a lot of sleep styles. However, it's also one of the more expensive Saatva mattresses.
We'll start with temperature regulation, as the breathable latex-and-wool build wicks away heat to land this bed a place in our guide to the best cooling mattresses. And you can expect that cooler feel whichever side you sleep on. The support is also exceptional on both sides of the mattress (including the edge support) and the Gentle Firm side is ideal for back and stomach sleepers. Side sleepers are better off with the Luxury Plush side, although we found it lacked some pressure relief.
For that reason, the Saatva Classic and the Saatva Contour5 are still our preferred choices for side sleepers (or if it's a latex bed you're after, try the Naturepedic Concerto Organic mattress.) Alternatively, if you want latex foams and Saatva luxury at a lower price, consider the Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress.
Overall, the Zenhaven is a great mattress for stomach and back sleepers who experience night sweats and the latex build makes it an eco-friendly choice. If you aren't in a rush to buy, however, it's worth waiting for Saatva's 'Spend more, save more' sale, because as one of the more expensive mattresses from the brand, you can end up saving quite a lot.
- Read more: Saatva Zenhaven mattress review
4. The best Saatva mattress for couples




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While the Classic and Contour5 mattresses allow you to pick between a few firmness options, the Solaire goes above and beyond to deliver an impressive 50 firmness levels, all built into the bed. Operated via remote, the luxury adjustable build is one of the best smart mattresses for couples.
The larger-sizes of the Solaire have two individual air chambers, allowing each sleeper to tailor the feel to their needs (heads-up, it took our testers a little while to master the remote.) Adjustable firmness is also a smart choice for those with pain issues, as you can change how the mattress feels to suit your exact needs, night after night.
The Solaire can't quite match the Classic when it comes to overall performance, although the temperature regulation and motion isolation are both above average. If you're looking for a mattress to ease back pain, the Solaire wins when it comes to changeable comfort, but the Saatva Rx delivers better support overall.
Its smart features mean the Solaire is the brand's most expensive mattress (usually around $4,199 to $4,299 for a queen.) However, the adjustable firmness gives it greater scope for on-going comfort than any other Saatva bed and you do get a helping hand with set-up, so you can get to grips with all the functions as soon as possible.
5. The best Saatva mattress for chronic back pain




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While the Classic is the best mattress for back pain in general thanks to its lumbar support, only the Saatva Rx is designed specifically to relieve chronic back and joint pain. In fact, the Rx is the most advanced mattress for back pain we've ever tested, let alone the best Saatva mattress for chronic back pain.
So, how does the Saatva Rx go the extra mile to alleviate back pain? Not only does the Rx contain Saatva's Lumbar Support Technology (found in almost all its beds), it also features Lumbar Zone Quilting (for healthy alignment) and Lumbar Crown (for heat-dissipating lower back support). Our lead tester has scoliosis and lower back pain, conditions that the Saatva Rx promises to tackle. After sleeping on the Rx for a month, she noticed "consistent relief". However, some lighter-bodied side sleepers felt the Rx was too firm against their side-sleeping pressure points (especially the hips).
For those with general pains, the Saatva Classic is the better choice all-round (and particularly for side sleepers), while those seeking a bed that can soothe aching joints might prefer the all-foam feel of the Contour5.
As one of the more expensive models in Saatva's collection, we think the Rx is a worthwhile investment only for those with severe, chronic back and joint conditions who need specialized support. A queen is $3,449 (sometimes dropping below $3,000, if you can catch the right sale) but thanks to Saatva's free white glove delivery, you won't have to carry it up the stairs.
- Read more: Saatva RX Mattress review
6. The luxury Saatva mattress for side sleepers





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The Contour5 mattress is the only memory foam mattress in the Saatva line-up currently and with it's addition of cooling Phase Change Material (PCM) and multiple firmness levels, it's an all-foam mattress with a difference. This is luxury pressure relief to rival the best memory foam mattresses.
All-foam beds do have a reputation for sleeping hot but the Contour5's Lumbar Zone PCM Matrix dissipates body heat effectively to keep you cooler throughout the night. The mattress also gives you two firmness levels to choose from (just under the Classic's three.) Our testing panel slept on a Medium feel and stayed cool and ache-free in every sleep position. We also found the motion isolation excellent — often expected of memory foam beds — but experienced slightly weaker edge support (again, expected of foam mattresses.)
The Contour5 has a classic foam feel, so expect body contouring and a slow response. For more of a traditional bounce, stick with the Classic. And while the Contour5 is breathable for a memory foam bed, it can't compare to the cooling of the Saatva Zenhaven.
The Contour5 sits in the middle of Saatva's mattress range (excluding pet and children's beds) in terms of price. A queen has an MSRP of $2,999 and a regular sale price of around $2,699. That's an investment for a memory foam bed but when you factor in the breathable build, premium materials and firmness choices, it might be worth it.
- Read more: Saatva Contour5 Mattress review
Also recommended
Saatva has a wide selection of premium mattresses and other luxury sleep products, so it's small wonder we couldn't squeeze them all into the shortlist above.
However, we think the following mattresses and mattress toppers deserve an honorable mention for their high-quality designs and issue-tackling features. Here are the top six alternatives worth looking at...
1. Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress
Made from latex foams and individually-wrapped springs, the Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress delivers responsive support to keep restless sleepers comfortable all-night long. It's a shame it's only available in one firmness level, as we found it lacks pressure relief for side sleepers.
▶ Learn more: Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress
2. Saatva HD Mattress
If we have one issue with the Saatva Classic, it's the weight limit. For those who weigh over 300lbs, we recommend the Saatva HD instead. This mattress is designed for bigger bodies and comes with buckets of support alongside Saatva's signature luxury finish.
▶ Learn more: What is the Saatva HD mattress?
3. Saatva Youth Mattress
All of our picks in the above guide are made for adult sleepers, but Saatva also makes mattresses for little ones. The Saatva Youth Mattress is aimed at growing kids thanks to a dual-layered design, with one side targeting children aged three to seven and the other aimed at eight-to-12 year olds.
4. Saatva Murphy Bed Mattress
The Saatva Murphy Bed is an obvious choice for those with smaller spaces or guest rooms. The 10" luxury murphy bed has a hybrid design and medium feel, but don't expect it to be as luxurious as Saatva's other models.
▶ Learn more: What is the Saatva Murphy Bed Mattress?
5. Saatva High-Density Foam Mattress Topper ★★★★½
If a Saatva mattress is way outside your budget, then a Saatva mattress topper is the next best thing. The High-Density Foam Mattress Topper is a luxurious choice for side sleepers to soften hard or uncomfortable bed, and it's just $245 for a queen.
▶ Learn more: Saatva Foam Mattress Topper review
6. Saatva Graphite Memory Foam Mattress Topper ★★★★½
At $295 for a queen, the Graphite Memory Foam Mattress Topper is slightly more expensive than the High-Density Foam Mattress Topper. However, it's worth the extra $50 if you're in need of more cooling or back support.
▶ Learn more: Saatva Graphite mattress topper review
Best Saatva mattress FAQs
Can I buy Saatva mattress in-store?
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It's understandable if you're wondering where to buy a Saatva mattress. After all, Saatva began life as an online-only luxury mattress brand, meaning you could only purchase its mattresses through Saatva's official website. However, Saatva mattresses are now sold in Saatva Viewing Rooms, too.
Each Saatva Viewing Room contains every model in Saatva's mattress collection, with self-serve kiosks and showroom assistants (dubbed "Saatva Sleep Guides") standing by to provide expert information on each mattress. The main aim of these Viewing Rooms is to create a relaxing, no-pressure environment soothing music, warm lighting, and a spa-like aesthetic.
One of our regular testers visited a Viewing Room and summed up the atmosphere with this quote: "I spent the majority of my time trying every Saatva mattress across the palatial 5,561-square-foot space, feeling like Goldilocks if the Three Bears owned a luxury mansion instead of a dinky cottage."
There are 30+ Saatva Viewing Rooms in total, and they are located all across the United States, including in the West, Southwest, Midwest, Northeast, and Southeast.
What benefits come with a Saatva mattress?
Whichever Saatva mattress you buy, you'll receive some generous benefits with your purchase. The most impressive is Saatva's white glove delivery, a convenient and high-end perk that includes both free installation of your new Saatva mattress and free removal of your old mattress.
Another great benefit is Saatva's 365-night sleep trial, which means you'll get an entire year to literally sleep on your decision to purchase a Saatva bed. If during the trial period you feel that the mattress isn't for you, you can return your Saatva mattress for a pick-up fee of $99.
Saatva mattresses also come with a lifetime warranty, which covers issues such as defects and manufacturing flaws throughout your ownership.
How are Saatva mattresses delivered?
As part of Saatva's white glove delivery service, Saatva mattresses are delivered directly to your bedroom of choice and installed for you, and the movers will dispose of your old mattress, too.
This is a handy service as, unlike the best mattresses in a box, the made-to-order Saatva mattresses a delivered flat (just like traditional store-bought mattresses) rather than vacuum-packed, rolled up and placed in a shipping box.
The only bed that isn't delivered flat is the Saatva Solaire, as it's a smart airbed. Instead, movers will take the rolled-up and compressed Solaire up to your preferred room and fill up the air chamber on each of the bed for you.
Are Saatva mattresses non-toxic?
Yes, Saatva mattresses are non-toxic. Saatva prides itself on using premium materials free of harmful chemicals and pollutants. The brand's clean, non-toxic materials include natural latex, CertiPUR-US certified foams, and organic cotton covers primed with a chemical-free botanical antimicrobial treatment to prevent the growth of mold and bacteria.
All Saatva mattresses are free of fiberglass, the controversial flame retardant material. Instead, the brand uses natural flame barriers made up of thistle pulp and polyester or organic New Zealand wool.
Do Saatva sell mattress toppers?
If you're not in the market for a new luxury mattress, then you can still bring Saatva's signature luxury feel to your bedroom through its mattress topper and bedding collections.
The easiest way to get Saatva's luxury comfort for the lowest price is through its mattress toppers, two of which feature in our guide to the best mattress toppers: the High-Density Foam Mattress Topper and the Graphite Memory Foam Mattress Topper.
In our Saatva Foam Mattress Topper review, we loved the comfort the dense foam offered side sleepers, while we felt the Graphite topper offered cooling support during our Saatva Graphite mattress topper review.
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Claire is a Certified Sleep Science Coach and the Managing Editor of Sleep at Tom's Guide. She oversees our rigorous mattress testing procedures, and our buying guides and mattress rankings. Claire has over 16 years' product review experience and is connected to a wealth of globally renowned sleep experts including mattress designers, neuroscientists, and board-certified sleep doctors. She is also our in-house expert on Saatva, DreamCloud, and Nectar Sleep. Claire is certified to advise people on how to choose a mattress that suits their needs and budget, as well as helping them to create a nighttime routine and bedroom environment that helps them sleep better. Previously, Claire reported on sleep and wellness tech for T3 and TechRadar.






