Types of sleepers: One very light side-sleeper one deep-sleeping human furnace.
Pros: Lives up to its name in both luxury and firmness supremely tough packaging means the mattress shows up unblemished.Ĭons: Springy, bouncy feel firmer than advertised. It’s not quite as comfortable or decadent as the high-end memory foam brands, but it’s thousands less-and it’s a categorical upgrade over cheaper, in-the-box foam options. The mattress is solid and comfortable, and the extra-deep 14.5-inch stance gives it the look of a European luxury hotel bed.Īt about $1,100, the Saatva can’t be considered a bargain option, but the construction and finish make it feel like a bargain for the price.
The organic cotton pillow top kept everything cool-no clammy heat retention, even in the depths of an Indian summer with nothing but a ceiling fan for air circulation-and the springiness, though pronounced, was localized: unless you’re the lightest of sleepers, a tossing-and-turning partner probably won’t jounce you awake. The Saatva Classic is a coil-on-coil mattress meaning that it uses two layers of coils, topped with a small amount of comfort foam within a euro-top. Below, I’ll go over the different firmness levels and who I think they’d be best for. I’ll note that firmness can be subjective since it depends on your body type and weight. The industry standard for medium-firm is 6.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale. The Saatva's construction and finish make it feel like a bargain for the price. The Saatva Classic comes in three firmness levels: Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm.
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