Don't wait for Black Friday! These world-famous hotels are selling their mattresses for 20% off right now

The Westin Heavenly Bed mattress on a bed frame in a room, a Tom's Guide Price Drop deals badge in the top left

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Vacation season might be over but you can enjoy hotel luxury sleep year-round for less with 20% off the Westin Heavenly Bed at Shop Marriott this weekend. Prices now start at just $1,316 for a mattress Westin claims is your "personal sleep sanctuary."

Mattresses used in hotels aim to achieve a lofty ambition: a bed that's comfortable for everyone who sleeps on it. They rival the best mattresses of 2025 through their use of premium materials and crowd-pleasing design.

But this comes at a high price, which is why we're excited to see 20% off all mattresses at Shop Marriott, including a rare discount on the Ritz-Carlton bed.

We predict hotel mattresses will play a big role in the upcoming Black Friday mattress sales but we aren't expecting much better deals than the ones below — and with an estimated four to six week delivery period, shopping now means you can avoid the holiday rush and enjoy better sleep faster.

1. Westin Heavenly Bed: twin was $1,645 now $1,316 at Shop Marriott
Westin's famous Heavenly Bed took a year to develop and it's designed to offer quintessential hotel comfort. We went hands-on with the Westin Heavenly Mattress and found it ideal for back sleepers with comfortable cushioning for side sleepers (although stomach sleepers might need firmer support — we predict the Ritz-Carlton mattress below will provide it.) The current 20% off sale reduces a queen to $1,996 (was $2,495) which might be a premium price but is competitive for a hotel bed. We spotted the same sale over Memorial Day and we suspect the saving will return for Black Friday — although there's a small chance of a bigger discount.

2. JW Marriott Innerspring Mattress: twin was $1,395 now $1,116 at Shop Marriott
Marriott describes its signature innerspring bed as one of the best mattresses for couples, promising a combination of deep motion isolation and enhanced temperature control. That should mean your partner's movement won't disturb you and even on warm nights you sleep cool. A queen Marriott Hotel Mattress is $1,598 (was $1,995) in the 20% off sale which is among the most affordable hotel beds. Couples might want to upgrade to the indulgence of a king — now $1,948, down from $2,435. Hotel mattresses are typically innersprings which means they have a bit of a bounce. If that's not for you, consider the pressure relief of the Marriott Foam Mattress, from $1,116.

3. The Ritz-Carlton Mattress: twin was $2,390 now $1,912 at Shop Marriott
Hotel mattresses don't come much more luxurious than this — the best-selling Ritz-Carlton mattress is 14 inches tall and promises to offer the "perfect balance of comfort, support and optimal temperature management." It's a bold claim but if you've spent a night in a Ritz-Carlton hotel then you might agree it can deliver. It's perhaps no surprise that the Ritz-Carlton Bed is among the most expensive hotel mattresses, and in the 20% off sale a queen is $2,752 (was $3,440.) We have seen slightly larger discounts on this bed, before the Marriott Shop rebranded earlier this year. It's unlikely to be any cheaper this Black Friday.

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Ruth is a staff writer at Tom’s Guide, covering all things mattress and sleep. She has a deep interest in the link between sleep and health, and has tried enough mattresses to know the right bed really can make a difference to your wellbeing. At Tom’s Guide she writes to help people sleep better, from how-tos to the latest deals to mattress reviews, and has interviewed an array of specialists who share her passion. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, Ruth worked as a sleep and mattress writer for our sister website, TechRadar.

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