GhostBed mattress sales for February 2026: This month's discounts on cooling beds
2026 has arrived! See what GhostBed mattress sales are offering for February
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February's GhostBed mattress sales have landed. This month, you can get up to 50% off all mattresses at GhostBed in their Presidents' Day sale.
It’s worth noting, however, that GhostBed uses a “comparable value” price rather than a traditional MSRP, defined as the average cost of a similar product elsewhere, and these reference prices have recently increased.
For instance, the GhostBed Luxe Foam is currently priced at $1,499 for a queen at GhostBed, with a listed “comparable value” of $3,866.
While that looks like a huge Presidents’ Day saving, the sale price itself hasn’t changed since December, when the comparable value for a queen was lower at $1,999 and the mattress still sold for $1,499.
That said, the Luxe Foam earns a spot in our best cooling mattresses roundup, and we do think it delivers strong performance for the price.
The same pattern applies to the GhostBed Comfort Foam, the brand’s most affordable option, now $699 with a “comparable value” of $1,610. It’s a decent Presidents’ Day price, though still slightly higher than what we saw during the previous sale.
Overall, while the current Presidents’ Day discounts look generous on paper, the actual sale prices are similar to or higher than recent deals due to rising comparable values.
Even so, GhostBed mattresses can compete with some of the best mattresses for quality and performance. If you’re ready to invest, read on to see the best Presidents’ Day offers GhostBed has available right now.
GhostBed mattress sale: Top 5 deals
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The GhostBed Luxe is a 14" luxury memory foam mattress packed with cooling tech, including gel foam, a cool-touch cover, and thermo-sensitive foam. In our GhostBed Luxe review, we found it delivered superb cooling and excellent motion isolation. The medium-plush sleep surface means it's a great choice for side sleepers seeking cushioning around their hips and shoulders. In the current sale a queen is now $1,499 which matches last month's sale price, but don't forget that the higher 'comparable price' makes the discount seem greater. We did see the LuxeFoam as cheap as $1,099 for a queen earlier last year, but we don't think we'll see a price that good for a while. Still, this bed comes with a 101-night sleep trial, 25-year warranty, and free shipping and returns.
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Promising 'daily massages at the touch of a button', the GhostBed Massage mattress takes indulgence to a whole new level. There are eight presets and five targeted zones to help ease aches and pains, with individual massage units on either side of the bed so you and your partner can fully relax. This all-foam mattress has a sale price of $2,899 for a queen, with a 'comparable value' of $4,874. Again this looks like a great saving, but in December it on sale for $2,174.25. However, you are paying for a massage a day (or twice a day, if you really want to work out the kinks.)
User score: ★★★★½ (20+ reviews)
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The cheapest mattress in the GhostBed collection, the Comfort Foam uses GhostBed Bounce foam for immediate pressure relief, while the Ghost Ice Cover delivers cooler sleep. We doubt it's as cool (or as plush) as the more expensive GhostBed Luxe, but you can get a queen for $699 ('comparable value' $1,610). This is slightly more than the sale price last month, but overall, this is still good value for a quality foam bed.
User score: ★★★★★ (11,400+ reviews)
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The most popular mattress at GhostBed, the Signature Hybrid pairs GhostBed's plush foams with a spring base to create pressure relief backed by targeted support. The medium-firm feel should appeal to most sleepers, while customer reviews praise this mattress's cooling prowess. It might not be as breezy as the GhostBed Luxe, but as that is one of the best cooling mattresses we've tested, we think the average person will still enjoy a cooler night's sleep on this bed. A queen now has a 'comparable value' $2,974 and a sale price of $1,119. This is a little higher than sale prices we saw in December, but it's still competitive for a high-quality hybrid mattress (Check out our Brooklyn Bedding CopperFlex Pro Hybrid mattress review for a similarly priced comparison.)
User score: ★★★★½ (1,000+ reviews)
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If you have the cash to splash for a higher-end hybrid, the patented GhostBed 3D Matrix Hybrid is packed with latex, coils, foams, and a whole load of cooling features. There's the same cool-touch 'Ghost Ice' cover that you'll find on the Luxe, as well as a gel polymer layer to absorb and dissipate excess body heat. Rated a 4.5 on the firmness scale, this is the ideal choice for side sleepers who love a softer mattress, offering deep contouring comfort for the entire body. Right now, a queen has a 'comparable value' price of $4,394 and as is on sale for $2,399 — that's around considerably more than December's sale price of $1,724.25, but we might see it drop lower on major holidays in 2026.
User score: ★★★★½ (350+ reviews)
Depending on the GhostBed mattress you pick, your purchase will be covered by a 20-25-year warranty, which is above average, even among the best mattress in a box brands.
Which GhostBed mattress should you buy?
GhostBed offers a number of mattresses, all of which share the same advanced cooling tech, plus features like gel memory foam and 'GhostBounce' layers. They come with a 101-night trial and either a 20 or 25-year warranty.
If you want a slightly firmer mattress, we'd recommend The GhostBed Comfort collection. This is the most affordable mattress in the GhostBed line-up.
The GhostBed Signature Collection is another versatile choice, and while it's a little more expensive, it's ideal if you much prefer the experience of a sprung bed. It retains all the luxuriance of a memory foam bed but provides a bit more spring and bounce.
The GhostBed Luxe is where those after a softer mattress should look, though. It's all foam but boasts seven individual layers to keep you cool, support your back, and keep motion transfer to a minimum so you can avoid waking your partner up at night.
Meanwhile, the intriguingly named GhostBed 3D Matrix is a little more specialized, combining support and ultimate softness. It's perfect for people dealing with arthritis or any other form of joint pain.
New to the lineup is the GhostBed Massage. Available in all-foam or hybrid builds, it doesn't require a specialized bed base, as the massage features are built right into the mattress. It comes with a pair of remotes so you and your partner can control the massage on your respective sides of the bed.
Other GhostBed models include the GhostBed Venus Williams Legend for athletes and active individuals and the GhostBed RV for RVs, campers, and trailers.
The best GhostBed mattress prices and discounts
1. GhostBed Comfort mattress deals
The best GhostBed mattress for most sleepers and budgets
Sizes: Twin to Split King | Depth: 11" | Turn: No | Filling : Gel memory foam and latex | Firmness: 7.5/10 (medium firm) | Trial: 101 nights | Warranty: 20 years | MSRP: From $699
The GhostBed Comfort is the most affordable mattress in the GhostBed line-up, and it's available in both all-foam and hybrid models. With prices typically starting around $599, it's a budget-friendly option designed to suit most sleep needs.
But although this is GhostBed's most affordable option, the Comfort mattress has some premium design features. At 11" deep, it's pretty sizable – some competitors' entry-level options are much thinner – and with four layers of advanced foam, you're getting a lot for your money.
GhostBed claims that the Comfort is perfect for those who need spinal alignment and extra support (read into the brand's genesis for more reasons why this might be the case), so if you suffer from aches and pains, it's one to consider.
As the Comfort is a mid-range mattress, it can be excluded from some of GhostBed's promotions. So when you spot a deal, it's worth taking advantage of the savings.
2. GhostBed Luxe mattress deals
A softer mattress designed to keep you cool all night
Sizes: Twin to Split King | Depth: 13 inches | Turn: No | Filling : Gel memory foam and 'Ghost Ice' | Firmness: 4-7/10 (soft-medium firm) | Trial: 101 nights | Warranty: 25 years | MSRP: From $1,749
If you want the maximum cooling performance GhostBed can provide alongside a softer sleep, then the GhostBed Luxe is for you. This 13" luxury foam mattress comes packed with next-gen cooling tech and sits near the top of our best cooling mattress guide. On top, a cool-to-touch quilted cover - made from fibre that boosts airflow and soothing memory foam gel – neutralizes your body heat.
Under this, a patent-pending layer of thermosensitive, phase-change material absorbs and dissipates heat throughout the night, preventing it from building up inside your mattress so you stay sweat-free.
There are seven layers in total, including memory foam and a highly responsive foam that acts similarly to latex, contouring to your body to provide tailored support and pressure, while pushing you back up to the surface of the mattress as though you’re floating.
Overall, if you want an all-foam mattress that errs on the side of softness, the Luxe is a sound choice. It's included in most GhostBed sales, and earlier this year we did spot an exclusive saving on the Luxe range — but that deal hasn't made a comeback.
GhostBed mattress bundle discounts
Many people want the full package when they buy a fresh mattress, and GhostBed provides a couple of excellent bundles to help your money go further.
The first is the Adjustable Base Bundle, which includes your choice of a mattress and GhostBed's adjustable base. Couples who are on the verge of sleep divorce should consider the Split King Adjustable Set.
The Head to Toe Bundle is much the same as the previous option, but it also includes a set of sheets and two extra pillows, meaning you'll have four, including the free ones. If you want a totally fresh setup, this is a good choice.
Finally, the Comfort Bundle is the same as the Head to Toe, except you'll get a standard foundation instead of the adjustable base. Realistically, this will be the most popular, as few people truly have a need for an adjustable bed frame.
GhostBed mattress sales: FAQs
Do you need a GhostBed Mattress discount code?
You rarely need a GhostBed promo code, as most discounts are automatically taken when you add your mattress to your cart.
However, GhostBed does sometimes use promo codes, and while these codes are rarely hard to come across, you might need to add them to your cart to claim your savings. Look out for codes like GB20 and GB25, which can score you a significant discount.
Where are GhostBed mattresses made?
GhostBed mattresses are manufactured in the USA by parent company Nature's Sleep using domestic and imported materials.
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Based in Philadelphia, writer and editor Alison Barretta has been sharing buying advice and retail news for over 15 years. Since 2020 she's been helping Tom's Guide expand its robust library of sleep content by researching the latest trends, speaking with renowned experts, and going behind the scenes at Saatva, Casper, Sleep Number, Tempur-Pedic, and 3Z Brands. Alison has reviewed everything from budget mattresses to immersive luxury smart beds that automatically adjust to your every move. When she isn't reviewing mattresses or searching for great deals to save you money, Alison can be found practicing yoga and martial arts, experimenting with recipes, getting too invested in the Philadelphia Flyers, and snoozing with her cat / assistant mattress tester Alex.
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