3 Japanese floor mattresses to help your New Year's Eve guests sleep well

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If you're expecting visitors this New Year's Eve but don't have the budget or space for a full guest bed, a Japanese floor mattress is a great alternative. Many of these space-saving beds are on sale at Amazon today and they come with fast shipping too. Our favorite deal helps you save up to 41% on the MAXYOYO Japanese Floor Mattress at Amazon with a queen reduced to $99.99 (was $169.87).

The very best mattresses to buy this year offer outstanding comfort and full body support, but these are a big investment for a temporary sleeping arrangement. That's where Japanese floor mattresses come in. Not only are they cheaper than a standard mattress, they can be rolled up and stored away when not in use.

Here we've rounded up our top Amazon deals on Japanese floor mattresses, looking at their features, prices in today's mattress sales, and customer ratings. We've also included the Japanese floor mattresses that offer lightning-fast shipping so your holiday guests can sleep soundly.

3. Dr.Futon Japanese Floor Mattress: from $99.99 $89.99 at Amazon
The Dr Futon Japanese Floor Mattress is made from memory foam with a jacquard cover and is available in three sizes (twin, full, or queen) and five different shades. Also included is a storage bag and tie-up bandages for easy storing once your guests have left. A twin is currently 10% off, while a queen is down to $109.99 (was $119.99). The Dr Futon Japanese Floor Mattress has a 4.4/5 user rating on Amazon, with 72% of ratings awarding it a five-star review.

Read more: What are Japanese floor mattresses and are they healthy to sleep on?

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Frances Daniels is a PPA-accredited journalist and Sleep Staff Writer at Tom's Guide with an MA in Magazine Journalism from Cardiff University. Her role includes covering mattress and sleep news and writing sleep product reviews and buyer's guides, including our Best Hybrid Mattress 2025 guide. She is hugely interested in the relationship between good sleep and overall health, interviewing a wide array of mattress and sleep experts to create well-informed articles about important topics such as nutrition, sleep disorders (from sleep apnea to night terrors), lucid dreaming, sleep hygiene, and mattress care. She is also our specialist on mattress toppers — producing mattress topper reviews and taking care of our Best Mattress Toppers 2025 guide — and takes the lead on all content related to fiberglass-free mattresses for a clean, non-toxic sleep. Outside of Tom's Guide, she has written for Ideal Home, Homes & Gardens, and Marie Claire.