'The pinnacle of sleep comfort' — save $300 on this hotel-style luxury mattress in the Saatva sale

The image shows two women sitting on the Saatva Classic mattress, which is placed on a white bed foundation in a blue bedroom

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It's no secret we love the Saatva Classic. This customizable luxury mattress eases back pain, provides exceptional pressure relief and is comfortable in all sleep positions. Right now there's $300 off with our links, which means you can buy a queen size Classic for $1,879 at Saatva, down from $2,179.

Due to its outstanding performance during testing, we rate the Saatva Classic as the best mattress you can buy online in 2026. With three firmness options and two heights to choose from, it's suitable for nearly all sleepers (see below for who should give this bed a swerve).

Claire Davies, Certified Sleep Science Coach and Managing Editor at Tom's Guide, has been sleeping on the Classic and raves that she's "never slept better." Think it could be a good fit for you too? Let's take a closer look at the Classic and the current deal. For more options, we're also tracking the best mattress sales.

We've retested it three times and can say with authority Saatva Classic is the best hybrid mattress you can buy. It provides excellent pressure relief to soothe aches and pains, it's reliably cooling and is excellent at minimizing motion transfer across the surface of the bed. Zoned lumbar support relieves back pain and makes it comfortable from the very first night. In this month's Saatva mattress sale a twin is down to $1,099 (was $1,399) and a queen is $1,879 (was $1,399) — one of the biggest price drops we see outside a major sales event.

Our score: ★★★★★
User score: ★★★★★ (4,900+ reviews)

Why we love this mattress

Davies described it as "the pinnacle of sleep comfort" in her Saatva Classic mattress review. Not only does it strike the right balance of support and pressure relief, but it's one of the best cooling mattress on the market.

It comes in three firmness options, Plush, Luxury Firm and Firm, which means you can select a tension in line with your own dominate sleep position and body type. Our team tested the Luxury Firm and found it comfortable in al sleep positions.

Tom's Guide's Sleep Editor and Senior Sleep Staff Writer sit on the Saatva Classic and discuss how it feels compared to other mattresses we have recently tested — (Image credit: Future)

Regardless of the firmness option you go for, you'll find the Classic mattress is supportive right to the edges. This means you can lay or sit near the sides without feeling like you're going to fall out of bed. This is particularly helpful for those with limited mobility that need a boost when getting in or out of the bed.

You also can't fault the quality of the build. Made of premium organic and natural materials, the Saatva Classic has a high quality feel that's hard to beat.

The only people we would not recommend this mattress to is co-sleepers where one or both weighs over 300lbs, as the Saatva Classic isn't designed to hold this weight. (Check out the WinkBed Plus Mattress instead.)

If you're looking for something cheaper...

In our DreamCloud Classic Hybrid Mattress review we gave this mattress four out of five stars. This was due to its high levels of pressure relief, solid temperature regulation and high-quality feel. You can buy our favorite mattress in a box for $299 for a twin and $699 for a queen. Plus, you'll also a get a free bedding bundle that includes a mattress protector, sheet set and two pillows. And there's a 365-night sleep trial and a lifetime warranty.

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

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.