This is what mattress the Hilton uses and where to get it

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Made exclusively for Hilton Hotels, this bed is designed to deliver that instantly-ahhh feeling the moment you sink in after a long day. You can bring this mattress home for $1,233 for a queen at Hilton to Home.

We've tested plenty of the best mattresses, and some have come close to hotel-level comfort. This one is the real deal, and it’s only at Hilton to Home.

The Hilton Bed is a hybrid innerspring mattress with a carefully engineered design, and in this guide, we’ll break down who it’s best matched for and where to buy it.

We’ll also highlight our favorite wallet-friendly alternatives that capture the same polished, five-star vibe for less. Let's dive in.

What mattress does the Hilton use?

The Hilton US

In the US, Hilton Hotel rooms are all fitted with a luxury hybrid innerspring mattress, manufactured exclusively for the hotel by legacy sleep brand Serta.

These beds have been custom designed to suit a wide range of sleep styles and body types so every Hilton guest can enjoy a premium night’s sleep.

The Hilton mattress features a “unique” coil construction for superior spinal support. While Hilton doesn’t dive into exactly what makes the design stand-out, we expect zoning is used to provide enhanced support across the lumbar region of the bed (you can find similar zoned support in many of the best hybrid mattresses.)

For those who love to luxuriate, Hilton mattresses feature added edge support, allowing you to spread out and not risk the bed collapsing at the sides.

This should help limit sagging — as these mattresses have to withstand countless guests, we expect them to offer superior longevity.

This coil-heavy design will give the Hilton Bed a traditional feel, so expect a bit of bounce. But don’t worry if you share a bed; Hilton promises the patented quilt design adds “maximum motion absorption.” That means any tossing and turning should be nullified by the mattress, so you and your partner can both sleep in peace.

An image of the Hilton Bed in a Hilton hotel room — (Image credit: Hilton)

The plush padded top should also increase the pressure relief of the mattress, which is good news if you sleep on your side (the best mattresses for side sleepers feature ample cushioning.)

As Hilton claims this cushioned top can also improve circulation and reduce restlessness, we expect some contouring to cradle the body.

Without a box spring, the Hilton Bed has an MSRP from $1,195 to $1,795 at Hilton to Home. This premium price tag is comparable to the best luxury mattresses, but for a hotel bed, the Hilton is among the most affordable. The Four Seasons mattress, in comparison, has an MSRP of $3,750 for a queen.

Hilton does run occasional mattress sales, so keep an eye out for deals. We’ve seen up to 30% off during peak holidays, which is a significant saving on this premium bed.

The Hilton EU

Shoppers in Europe can also enjoy the comfort of a Hilton Bed in their own home. The hybrid innerspring mattress has a firm support with reinforced edges to limit sag, plus enhanced body support to soothe aches and pains.

While the Hilton EU mattress is similar to its US counterpart, there does appear to be some small differences, primarily in regards to the plush top.

Both beds feature a quilted design but the US model has a deeper quilt we predict will deliver increased contouring. The flatter top of the EU model might better suit back and stomach sleepers, who need less cushioning and more support.

The Hilton Hotel mattress on a bed frame in a luxury hotel room — (Image credit: Hilton to Home)

The EU Hilton mattress is available in five sizes — single, double, queen, king, and super king.

We recommend double checking your bed frame, to ensure you’re ordering the correct size (alternatively, you can add a matching bed base to your mattress purchase.)

With an RRP starting at $1,295 for the Hilton Mattress at Hilton to Home Europe, this is a premium mattress, but competitively priced for a hotel bed. It comes with a five-year guarantee and an estimated delivery time of six to eight weeks.

Affordable alternatives to Hilton hotel mattresses

The Hilton Bed is competitively priced for a hotel mattress — the Westin Heavenly Bed and the Marriott Mattress are both more expensive. However, it still sits in the premium price bracket. If you want Hilton comfort for less, here are some affordable alternatives…

Other Hilton hotel sleep products you can buy

Hilton to Home sells a range of sleep accessories to complement your mattress and complete the Hilton Bed experience. This includes the Hilton box spring, which can help reduce the bounce of your mattress (useful if you share with a particularly restless sleeper.)

For side sleepers, or anyone seeking some extra cushioning, Hilton also sells mattress toppers and featherbeds. This is a good way to add a touch of Hilton comfort to your bed if your budget can’t stretch to a mattress.

You can also purchase Hilton bedding including pillows, sheets and comforters — plus your very own Hilton Hotel bath robe.

Should you buy the Hilton hotel mattress?

Buy the Hilton Hotel mattress if...

✅ You want a more affordable hotel mattress: While the Hilton Hotel bed isn’t cheap, it’s well-priced for a mattress found in a luxury resort (especially if you shop during the sales.)

✅ You have back pain: The unique coil construction of the Hilton mattress promises superior support and combined with the quilted surface, we expect this bed to support the lumbar region to limit aches and pains.

✅ You share a bed: Promising a high level of motion isolation and a feel to suit a variety of sleep styles, this mattress is a good compromise for couples with different sleeping styles.

Other considerations...

The biggest downside to the Hilton Hotel mattress is the poor benefits. While a 10-year warranty is average for a standard mattress, we’d expect more from this price bracket.

In addition, there’s no sleep trial. If you want to try the bed without committing, you’ll need to book a night in a Hilton Hotel.

Hilton also charges for delivery, while many of our favorite mattress brands offer this service for free. In the US, delivery will cost between $119.95 and $169.95, depending on the bed size, with an extra charge for shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. Outside the US, delivery costs vary depending on location.

Ruth is an experienced Senior Staff writer at Tom’s Guide, covering all things sleep and mattresses. She writes to help people sleep better, from how-tos to the latest deals to mattress reviews, and has interviewed an array of experts who share her passion. She is also our specialist on memory foam — she’s flown around the world to see memory foam being made — and leads our hotel mattress content. She has a deep interest in the link between sleep and health, and has tried enough mattresses, from Helix to Nectar to Simba, to know the right bed really can make a difference to your wellbeing. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, Ruth worked as a sleep and mattress writer for our sister website, TechRadar.

With contributions from

Alexis De LeaverSleep Deals Writer

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