'Where can I buy a Saatva mattress near me?' A guide to Saatva’s 34 Viewing Rooms
How to try a Saatva mattress before you buy — here's what to expect in the brand’s luxury viewing rooms
Saatva began as an online-only mattress retailer in 2010. By the end of the decade, roughly 80 percent of mattress shoppers were still inclined to visit a brick-and-mortar store. To appeal to that majority, Saatva opened its first Viewing Room in December 2019 in New York's Flatiron district. Today, there are 34 Saatva Viewing Rooms in major metro areas across the United States, with more on the way.
Saatva Viewing Rooms aren't your typical mattress stores. Saatva promises a pressure-free experience where you can see the best Saatva mattresses and bed accessories up close with the help of a Saatva Sleep Guide and self-serve kiosks. If you find something you like, you can buy it online at your leisure.
That means you can still avail of Saatva's mattress sales. Right now, you'll find deals on mattresses and more during the Saatva Labor Day sale. Before you visit your nearest Saatva Viewing Room, here's what you can expect — and find out where else you can find Saatva mattress deals and sales.
Saatva Labor Day sale: up to $625 off mattresses at Saatva
Click our exclusive discount link to cut $400 off Saatva mattresses over $1,000. However, if your purchase exceeds $3,500, stick to the general Saatva Labor Day sale, which takes between $425 and $625 off those higher-end purchases. This is the best Saatva mattress sale you'll find before Black Friday season kicks off later this fall.
What is a Saatva mattress?
The Saatva mattress lineup features beds handcrafted in the United States to suit every sleep style. Offering luxury akin to the mattresses used in hotels, most Saatva beds can be customized with your preferred firmness level.
There are nine adult Saatva mattresses, which include hybrid and memory foam models, a latex bed, a dual-sided mattress, a Murphy bed mattress, and an adjustable air mattress. You'll also find a kids' mattress, a crib mattress, and a bunk mattress. There's even a Saatva pet bed for very pampered pooches.
Saatva mattresses are often available in different heights and feels, broadening the appeal of each bed. You never have to pay more to choose a feel or a height, so you can fine-tune the mattress to suit your needs without going over budget.
Each mattress is made to order and shipped flat, with free installation in your bedroom. Saatva's installation team will also take away any packaging materials and even your old mattress and bed frame.
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Where to buy a Saatva mattress online
Saatva mattresses are sold online through its website. From its inception in 2010, Saatva has managed to sell handmade luxury mattresses at much lower prices than its legacy rivals, such as Serta and Sealy. (Saatva CEO Ron Rudzin shared more details in an interview with Tom's Guide in 2025.)
Saatva mattress prices start at $1,499 for a queen and range up to $4,599, with most mattresses costing around $2,000 to $3,500 for a queen size. Traditionally, the Black Friday mattress sales in November have had the lowest prices, but we've spotted comparable discounts during other major sales events, including Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, and Labor Day.
The best discounts are always available on the brand's website, as Saatva mattresses aren't sold through third parties. Occasionally, discounted Saatva beds appear on mattress liquidator sites, but you'll have to act fast to snap up these deals. You also won't be able to shop the full Saatva range, and you'll miss out on Saatva's industry-leading benefits.
All mattresses purchased from the Saatva website come with a 365-night sleep trial, a lifetime warranty, and free White Glove Delivery, meaning a delivery team will take your mattress directly to any room within your home, set it up on the bed frame, and remove your old mattress.
Where to buy a Saatva mattress in store
Saatva is, first and foremost, an online mattress and sleep accessories company, so it doesn’t have traditional retail stores. Instead, it offers Saatva Viewing Rooms.
Located in major metro areas across the US, these Viewing Rooms enable guests to try out Saatva mattresses in person and speak to a Saatva Sleep Guide on-site. It's largely a self-guided experience, as you can find information about each mattress through accompanying kiosks.
There are currently 34 Saatva Viewing Rooms, including a flagship location in Midtown Manhattan and a Philadelphia Viewing Room, which we toured. The latest Saatva Viewing Room opened in Burlington, MA in July 2026. More locations are coming, with the next one slated to open in Walnut Creek, CA.
Once you've chosen your mattress, you can place an order in-store with the help of a Saatva Sleep Guide. They'll also introduce you to the offers available — just as you would if you ordered online from your own home.
However, unlike some mattress stores, you won't be able to leave with your Saatva mattress. You still have to wait for it to be delivered to your home via free White Glove Delivery.
The major benefit of the in-person experience is access to Saatva's sleep experts, plus the opportunity to test out the bed. However, while a few minutes of hands-on testing can help you learn about the bed, it's during Saatva's one-year sleep trial you'll decide if it's the right mattress for you.
Learn more about whether to opt for at-home or in-person mattress shopping with our guide to buying a mattress online vs in-store.
Where to buy Saatva mattress toppers and bedding
As well as offering quality mattresses, Saatva sells a range of luxury bedding and furniture. Saatva bedding is only sold online but if you're able to visit a viewing room then you can check out a selection of bedding, furniture and decor items on offer.
If you’re looking to upgrade your entire bedroom, you can purchase bed frames and bases as well as benches, ottomans, chairs, rugs, lamps, and nightstands at Saatva. Almost everything you need to create a luxury sleep sanctuary.
There's also a full range of bedding, including pillows, mattress pads, protectors, toppers, and sheet sets — even weighted Mulberry silk eye masks, for those who want to work on their beauty regime whilst they sleep.
It's worth noting that bedding is rarely directly discounted, although you can sometimes save by bundling your purchases. For example, with $400 off all orders over $1,000, you can purchase multiple accessories to make a saving.
Saatva does sell pillows and toppers via the Saatva Amazon store. The Amazon prices typically match those direct from the brand, without the seasonal discounts. However, if you're only after sleep accessories, this might be a more convenient shopping method.
What is the Saatva warranty and trial period?
Whether you order online from the comfort of your own home or use one of the tablets in the Viewing Rooms, Saatva offers the same benefits for all mattress purchases. You get a 365-night home sleep trial, but be aware that if you want to exchange or return your Saatva mattress, there is a $99 processing fee.
The trial times vary a for other items from Saatva. Mattress toppers have a 180-night home trial, while the crib mattress is 45-day free returns. Make sure to read the small print before you buy.
There is no option to exchange bedding and bath items but you do have a 45-day trial in which to change your mind and return them for free. Rugs also have a 45-day trial period, but there is a $99 processing fee attached.
Saatva is so confident in the quality of its mattresses — a Saatva mattress lasts around 10-15 years, on average — that it offers a lifetime warranty. Check out our guide to lifetime mattress warranties to learn more about what this means for you as a consumer.
The top 5 Saatva mattresses to buy now
We awarded this exemplary mattress full marks in our Saatva Classic mattress review, and with three firmness levels to choose from, it's a match for most sleepers. The best hybrid mattress we've tested, it's now $400 off for Labor Day when you use our exclusive sale link.
Our Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress review team loved the breathable feel and responsive support of this eco-friendly bed. The best organic mattresses tend to be pricey, and when you factor in the indulgent finish of a Saatva mattress and the generous extras that come with it, we think this one lives up to the price tag. Save $400 using our exclusive sale link in the Labor Day sales.
The Memory Foam Hybrid has a similar luxury support and finish to the Saatva Classic, but the memory foam comfort layer gives it a slower-moving 'hug', compared to the bouncy pressure relief of the Classic. Plus, it only comes in one firmness level. In our updated Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review, we said it'll suit back sleepers best. For Labor Day, use our exclusive sale link to cut $400 off.
If you and your partner can't agree on a firmness level, the adjustable Saatva Solaire offers a sound compromise. It has 50 precise comfort levels you can control with a few clicks of a button. We called it the 'ultimate mattress for couples' in our Saatva Solaire review. It's also the brand's most expensive mattress, but the Saatva Labor Day sale cuts up to $525 off.
Saatva's lone memory foam mattress improves upon its predecessor, the Loom & Leaf, by offering excellent pressure relief without trapping heat. It comes in two firmness levels; we slept on the medium version for our Saatva Contour5 review and found it suitable for side sleeping. Use our discount link to save $400, but if you're buying a king, shop the general Saatva Labor Day sale for greater savings.
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.
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