Best mattress you have ever slept on please !

Can I ask what it's like months later please? I'm going back and forth on wether to splash out this much money on the flaxby masters guild 4500 mattress as I have sciatica/permanent slipped disc. Feels beautiful in store like laying on a fluffy cloud that hugs you back! But some reviews mention dipping and it not feeling the same as the one in store?

Can I ask what it's like months later please? I'm going back and forth on wether to splash out this much money on this mattress as I have sciatica/permanent slipped disc. Feels beautiful in store like laying on a fluffy cloud that hugs you back! But some reviews mention dipping and it not feeling the same as the one in store?

Oops they did not ask me to put a ton of beans on it. Just a tin!

Believe it or not but Premier inn

I always sleep like a baby. You can go via their website to order one

I absolutely hate my Emma mattress it's hot. It's sagged and when I complained they told me to take a picture of it with a ton of beans on it now I don't weigh a tonne but how on earth is a tin of beans going to show how saggy and uncomfortable it is?
I'm on the lookout for a new one- have been to a few show rooms and by the time I've laid on them all I've lost the will to live and leave
I don't want to make a bad decision.

Does anyone know if all the good mattresses are no roll together or do you have to buy one specifically?
My dream would be finding one that is supportive of two peoples weight in one spot.
My dp sleeps very close to me so all the weight is on my side, he’s heavier than me so there’s a dip and it gives me back ache. It’s a firm mattress as well.

@Branleuse thats the one we have, I love it.

No, our base is a Hypnos divan. They’re just poorly made mattresses trading on an ancient royal warrant.

Purple every time. We’re on our second one now, went from the Hybrid to the RejuvenatePlus. The comfiest and most supportive mattress I’ve ever slept on. I’m a side sleeper and my husband sleeps on his back, and it meets both our requirements. It’s also cooling, which I love.

We had a new memory foam matress some years ago. Unfortunately it had amnesia. Never went back to the original shape. After a few nights of poor sleep we contacted the seller. (bought it online from a good company) They were very apologetic and we got a new different one which is still going strong.

@Katesboots
See my thoughts on Sealy Posturepedic!

Updating with my thoughts on Sealy posturepedic It's brilliant and I'd recommend it to anyone who has joint, back, shoulder problems
Medium/ firm support

Second this! We have one with horsehair and it is a dream to sleep on. Even hotel beds seem not quite as good as our bed at home now. It's made from natural materials so copes with changes in body temperature at night brilliantly. We have one side as extra firm and one side firm so we both get exactly what we want.

Following with interest as we need a new one too. Opposite problem though, ours is far too soft.

Is your base slats or a divan? The reason I ask is because this can happen when the mattress dips down where the slats are and stays in place where the central bar is. I found this out and changed to a divan.

I got my Emma mattress only about a year ago and I hate mine. After a while it leaves a person shaped flattened hole in the memory foam where you sleep and you cant flip it because its only memory foam on one side.

The customer service is awful too

I ma watching this thread as I badly need new mattresses everywhere in the house. The answer to the question ,though, is whatever Norwegians use. They put sheets on some kind of mattress topper thing. Never seen anything like it and it's very comfortable. Slept in 7 different hotels and they all had comfortable mattresses.

We've just bought this too. Haven't slept on it yet as room is being painted but hoping for a comfortable sleep.

Relyon, but not the cheaper ones.

DD1 has our old high-end Relyon, and despite being 20 years old and at one point having 3 of us sleeping on it each night, it is still incredibly comfortable. It is the kind of comfortable that guests comment on (she was upgraded to the old guest room and double bed on the understanding that once or twice a year she will need to let guests use it).
When we got ourselves a bigger bed, we got another Relyon but went a bit cheaper as the king sizes were eye-watering and DH vetoed the upper end. Massive mistake: both me and DH were waking every morning with awful back pain and it sunk in the middle. The company claimed the sinking was within accepted levels of tolerance. We ended up giving it away and now have some horrid foam monstrosity that DH 'carefully researched'. DH loves it, but I wake every morning with back and hip pain, and it is far too sweaty. This is our second foam mattress, as the first (a different brand) was sent back under the company's trial guarantee period, having also been 'carefully researched' but ended up giving us both problems, even after DH tried and failed to improve things with a mattress topper.
I still regret not digging my heels in even harder in the first place for the quality equivalent of DD's Relyon. Overall, we've spent the same as it would have cost to just get what I wanted in the first place. Sometimes I go and lie on DD's bed to remind myself how comfortable nights could have still been!

We hate our Hypnos. What they don’t tell you until you’re spent £3k on a mattress is that their mattresses quickly (<6 months) develop people shaped divots and a large uncomfortable hump in the centre, and this is not a warranty issue.

Their Trustpilot is full of the same complaint.

The bed looks terrible when made due to the unevenness and it’s only marginally better to sleep on.

We have the latex high profile pillows.

I'm not saying that they stopped the snoring completely but it massively reduced. Massively reduced.

Good luck.

Gosh I wouldn't have a clue about the name/details of my mattress. Thankfully I sleep like the dead anywhere

Can't speak for hypnos but this pillow stopped DH from snoring levitex.co.uk/products/sleep-posture-pillow

Have a look at John Ryan by design online/ they're so helpful and knowledgeable, and although they have no showroom they can tell you which mattress works for you by the way you sleep. Had 2 in the last 5 years.. (king size went into the spare room when we upgraded to super king) absolutely faultless

John Ryan by design. Wouldn't have any other brand now