The first DreamCloud mattress sale of the new year is a return to the 40% off deal we saw throughout 2023. After markdowns, there are very good prices available on all DreamCloud mattresses – the best deal being 40% off the DreamCloud Hybrid with a queen reduced to $799 (was $1,332).
The current DreamCloud mattress sale also contains big discounts on the DreamCloud Premier and the Premier Rest – the older, plusher and more expensive siblings to the DreamCloud Hybrid. These deals will save you up to 40% on the sleep brand's more luxury models, with a queen DreamCloud Premier discounted to $1,099 (was $1,832) and a queen Premier Rest reduced to $1,499 (was $2,499).
As always, you'll get a 365-night sleep trial plus a forever warranty, which is superb value for money. Take a look at our DreamCloud mattress review to learn why we rate it so highly for couples and sleepers seeking a great mattress for back pain – and see where it lands in our broader best mattress guide. If you want to go beyond the base model, read our DreamCloud Premier Hybrid mattress review.
Meanwhile, DreamCloud UK continues to take 57% off its Luxury Hybrid mattress. Remember to focus on price rather than discount, because the RRP fluctuates. The current deal delivers some of the lowest prices we've seen, so now is a great time to buy a DreamCloud Sleep mattress. You'll also get a free sheet, duvet cover and pillow cases with your purchase.
It may be a while before we spot the elusive 50% off flash sale we saw at various points last year. Keep a close eye on discounts around Presidents' Day, which is the first major holiday of the year and the best time for mattress sales outside of Black Friday. For now, here are the best DreamCloud mattress sales and deals happening in the US and UK...
US DreamCloud mattress sales and deals
UK DreamCloud mattress sales and deals
Like its sister brand Nectar, DreamCloud also offers one of the longest mattress trials at 365 nights. If you change your mind during the trial, the brand will collect the mattress and refund your money. Remember, you don’t need a specific discount code as the savings are automatically added to each model.
To see how the two brands compare, take a look at our in-depth DreamCloud vs Nectar comparison.
DreamCloud mattress price: how much do they cost?
With the latest discounts (no promo code needed), the entry-level DreamCloud mattress in a box is priced from $499 (was from $839). It comes in six different sizes, with the queen size now costing $799 (was $1,332), while the Cal king is priced $999 (was $1,699). These are the lowest we've tracked, effectively placing this luxury hybrid between the cusp of budget and lower mid-range. We'll keep an eye on this year's Memorial Day mattress sales to see if this discount holds or returns over the next few weeks.
The DreamCloud Premier now costs from $699 with a discount (was $1,169) and rises up to $1,299 for a Cal king size in the sale (was $2,169). Completing the line-up is the DreamCloud Premier Rest, the most luxurious of the range and designed with a sumptuous cashmere pillow top. The queen size costs $1,399 (was $2,332) in the sale, while a twin starts from $999 (was $1,669).
The typical DreamCloud sale we see is $200 off plus hundreds of dollars worth of free bedding. There aren't any freebies included this time although if you're so inclined, you can add a discounted bedding set for $129. In any case, we've never seen prices drop so low after DreamCloud promo codes.
Finding a luxury hybrid mattress that straddles budget pricing is a rarity, indeed – this current DreamCloud mattress sale trumps offers from competitors like Saatva, Helix and Casper. However, for a another affordable alternative, take a look at our guide to the best Emma mattress sales and discount codes, which helps you save on the Emma Original US.
In the UK, the one and only DreamCloud has a starting RRP of £1,349 (was £1,099). Fluctuating RRPs can skew the strength of its larger discounts – we actually saw lower prices after a recent 50% off sale. If you care about free stuff, however, you'll appreciate the included duvet and bedding set that'll save you another £300. For more on this model, read our DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid mattress review.
DreamCloud mattresses: how to choose between them
The best DreamCloud mattress 2024: how to choose
The award winning DreamCloud hybrid mattress combines the contouring of foam with the bounce and support of individually wrapped coils. A hybrid mattress like this is perfect if you're looking for the reduced motion transfer and form hugging structure of memory foam but still want the give of a coil mattress. The DreamCloud offers all of this through five separate layers and a cooling design to avoid any of the over-heating that many associate with a foam mattress.
A cooling quilted foam and cashmere cover sits on top of a layer of pressure relieving gel memory foam. Underneath you'll find an extra layer of supportive foam as well as individually wrapped coils and a base layer to keep everything in line.
All of these layers work together to offer up an incredibly comfortable sleep. The coil layer works with the extra foam support to reduce motion transfer, while also working with the gel memory foam and cover to help with airflow through and disperse heat for a cooler sleep as well.
A twin size starts at just $499 in the current DreamCloud mattress sale, with a queen size coming in at $799 and the Cal king priced $999. There aren't any freebies included, but this is among the lowest prices we've seen for a DreamCloud outright.
- Read more: DreamCloud mattress review
The six-layer DreamCloud Premier mattress is designed to ensure reduced motion transfer, which could help you sleep better if you're regularly disturbed by your partner tossing turning in bed next to you. The materials are more luxurious than the cheaper DreamCloud Mattress too, starting with a Mongolian cashmere-blend cover. Although it's not specifically designed for bigger bodies, reviews suggest this is one of the best mattresses for heavy people, too.
Taking its cues from some of the best memory foam mattresses, this DreamCloud hybrid has a one-inch thick Euro Top Cradle Layer followed by a one-inch thick Euro Top Support Layer, plus a 2.5-inch layer of contouring memory foam to relieve pressure points.
Underneath all that foam lives 8.5 inches of individually wrapped coils or a fine-tuned layer of support that naturally adjusts to your body position during sleep. While this isn't a proper cooling mattress, those coils should help boost airflow too. At the bottom of the mattress a porous foam base keeps the bed steady while further reducing motion transfer.
While the price does rise to reflect these enhancements, you're still getting a great deal here. Starting at $699 with a discount, the DreamCloud Premier still undercuts some of the pricier mattresses on the market while offering some luxury features to boot. We hope to see a return of the 50% off flash sale that we saw during the last few months of 2023.
- Read more: DreamCloud Premier Hybrid mattress review
The DreamCloud Premier mattress range continues with the Premier Rest, the most expensive model in the brand’s range and the one to pick if you want the best materials DreamCloud has to offer. It’s designed as a Luxury Firm offering (rated 6.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale) and is suited to all sleeping positions, so no-one misses out here.
There are seven different layers inside the Premier Rest, including gel memory foam that works in tandem with a spring coil system to disperse body heat and help you sleep cooler. Those individually wrapped coils, plus Low Motion-Transfer Support Foam, should also dampen how much you feel your partner moving in bed next to you.
Anyone with aches and pains will know the benefits of contouring memory foam, which makes you feel as though you’re being cradled, all while pressure is relieved on your hips, knees and back.
The DreamCloud Premier Rest works with all bed types, from divans and box springs to adjustable beds, so if you love your existing bed base, there’s no reason to replace it. It takes around 24 hours for the Rest to be ready to sleep on. Like its cheaper siblings, this one comes on a 365-night trial and is covered by DreamCloud’s lifetime warranty.
Considering the premium quality materials and seven different layers on offer here, $1,099 for a twin is an incredible value, especially for a hybrid. For a similar luxury hotel-style mattress with a reasonable price tag, read our Saatva Classic Mattress review. (For the latest savings, read our Saatva sales and deals guide.)
DreamCloud mattress sale UK: today's best prices
Unlike DreamCloud US, the UK arm of the brand only has one mattress at present, and that’s the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid Mattress. The sale offer is pretty evergreen here also, expect you don’t get any free sleep gifts with the UK model. You do however get a bigger cash discount, which currently saves you up to 45% iff any size, no discount code needed.
There are five different layers to the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid, starting (from the bottom up) with a support foam base to absorb motion. This is important in any mattress that couples share, as motion absorption (also known as motion isolation) means you won’t feel each other moving around so much. A layer of 15cm ActiveEdge coils further minimises motion while boosting support and breathability.
To boost in-bed comfort, the Dream Plush breathable memory foam layer provides all the comforting, deep contouring support for your body. The luxury quilted top adds in extra softness as well as keeping the mattress breathable so that heat escapes rather than builds up.
The DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid is a well-made luxury mattress that supports a range of sleeping styles, but in particular back, stomach and combi sleepers. It’s reasonably priced anyway for the sleep tech involved and the high build quality. A current 55% off sale plus free bedding is a solid deal, though we've seen lower prices from lesser discounts.
DreamCloud mattress deals FAQs
Which DreamCloud mattress should you buy?
The DreamCloud Premier is, on paper, the better DreamCloud mattress. It offers extra motion protection, plenty of cooling features, and additional edge support for just a little extra cash over the base model. However, the DreamCloud still offers an excellent night's sleep, just with less direct focus on these aspects of your sleep, and for less cash.
You won't go wrong with either DreamCloud mattress sales, as they both offer impressive spec sheets for their prices. You'll get a fantastic night's sleep on both models, but if you are concerned about waking up when your partner shifts or you want extra cooling tech packed in it's easy to make the jump to the Premier model.
Make sure you check our DreamCloud coupons page for the latest promo codes and offers throughout the year.
In the UK, we'd also recommend Simba's range of hybrids, which are good for couples and hot sleepers. To help you save, we've rounded up the latest and best Simba mattress sales and discounts.
Who makes DreamCloud mattresses and where?
DreamCloud launched in 2018 and its mattresses are sold by Resident Home, the parent company of other sleep giants such as Nectar Sleep and Awara Sleep. So yes, DreamCloud and Nectar Mattress are owned by the same company.
DreamCloud mattresses are not made in America, despite popular belief. In fact, according to the Federal Trade Commission, "all DreamCloud mattresses contain significant imported materials, and many are wholly imported."
Resident Home recently opened its first mattress in a box manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana, and when we learn more about this and whether DreamCloud mattresses will subsequently be made in the States, we'll let you know.
DreamCloud promo code: do you need one?
You won't need a DreamCloud promo code to find great discounts on these mattresses, as all discounts and free accessories are automatically applied at checkout for you and are available to browse on the site as well.
That means you won't need to hunt down any specific discount codes to secure your savings. Simply add your chosen DreamCloud mattress to your cart and you'll find all your free gifts ready and waiting for you, plus your saving clearly marked.
DreamCloud Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales analysis
DreamCloud Black Friday mattress sale
The Black Friday mattress deals (and Cyber Monday mattress deals that follow) are the time of year that bed brands match or better their lowest prices.
For Black Friday last year, DreamCloud US offered 25% off and a free bedding bundle. This deal ran through from late November until after Cyber Monday, although the name changed quite a few times – it was at points misleadingly labelled a 'Better Than Black Friday' sale. The price of the bedding bundle fluctuated, with a maximum value of $500. That deal dropped the price of its original Hybrid in queen size to $899, which is $100 cheaper than the usual evergreen price.
This breaks the pattern of what DreamCloud usually does for its Black Friday and Cyber Monday mattress deals. For the past few years, the brand has run its evergreen deal ($200 off, with a bedding bundle of between $399 and $599 thrown in) across Black Friday, with no extra perks to mark the biggest sales event of the year.
In previous years, the 25% off plus sleep bundle deal has only appeared during one, short 'Better than Black Friday' Flash Sale, often in early November. Last year, that sale took the price of a queen size DreamCloud hybrid to $899, with a twin dropping to $599.
DreamCloud Prime Day deals: what you need to know
In the US, DreamCloud mattresses are sold via Amazon as well as direct from the brand. However, in 2023, they weren't included in the Prime Day mattress deals. Curve ball: DreamCloud was one of a handful of brands to run its own 'Prime Time' rival deal, coinciding with the timings of the 2-day Amazon sales bonanza. The offer itself wasn't particularly exceptional, though, just a continuation of the discounts we saw in the run-up to the event.
As a general rule, Amazon tends to price-match DreamCloud's own website, and we recommend buying direct from the brand, where possible, to make things like warranties and trial periods smoother.
