Grab our top-rated mattress-in-a-box for just $699 in a queen during DreamCloud's after-Christmas sale

The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress against a green and blue background, a Tom's Guide Price Drop deals graphic in the bottom left corner

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The DreamCloud Classic is a mattress-in-a-box that looks and feels as luxurious as a hotel bed, but you don't have to pay a lot for it. In its Winter Wonders sale, DreamCloud offers up to 60% off all its mattresses, including our favorite DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress, now $699 for a queen.

That's not all — DreamCloud also includes up to $599 in accessories absolutely free. You'll get a pair of pillows, a set of sheets, and a mattress protector with purchase.

In our DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress review, we awarded it 4 out of 5 stars. This was thanks to its superb pressure relief, very good temperature regulation, and a high-quality finish that doesn't allow it to feel like a typical boxed bed. We think it's the best hybrid mattress to buy if a premium option like the Saatva Classic falls outside of your price range. Right now, a twin starts at $429 and a queen at $699. Don't forget you'll also get a free bedding bundle, including a mattress protector, sheet set, and two pillows, along with a one-year trial and a forever warranty.

Our score: ★★★★
User score: ★★★★½ (9,300+ reviews)

Is this mattress right for you?

If you're a side-sleeper, we'd say yes. The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid offers exceptional pressure relief in the shoulders, hips, and knees, and that can be a game-changer for side sleepers.

However, after sleeping on this mattress ourselves, we found that it also gave enough support for back sleepers who don't need a tremendously firm bed. (We rate it a 6 out of 10 on our firmness scale — but remember, firmness is subjective.)

If you are a stomach sleeper, the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid will be too soft to keep your midsection properly lifted. So consider the following instead...

Stomach sleepers, try this...

Believe it or not, the all-foam version of this mattress has a firmer tension that we found suitable for front and back sleeping in our DreamCloud Classic Memory Foam Mattress review. It's also a better option for couples who don't want to feel their partners' movements at night, but you'll lose out on some of the hybrid's edge support. Expect to pay a little more here as a queen is $799 ($100 more than the Classic Hybrid). However, a twin is just $299, which is over $100 less than its hybrid counterpart.

Our score: ★★★★

Alexis recently joined the Tom's Guide Sleep Team as a Deals Writer. She is passionate about helping others get better sleep and even more passionate about finding a great deal, whether that's on some of the top mattress brands out there like Saatva, Nectar and DreamCloud, or on leading sleep tech like smart trackers. She is an experienced writer and editor in the lifestyle industry and has worked on major UK and US publications, including Daily Mail, Space.com, and Black Women Rising Magazine.

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