Top 10 Most Comfortable Mattresses in 2020

While reviewing the most comfortable mattresses, I thought I needed to include an innerspring option. So, meet the Saatva. Even though this mattress isn’t considered an innerspring in its classic form, it can still please the fans of coils and bounce, and here’s why.

First, the mattress features a coil-on-coil design that kind of defines its main properties. A thin layer of individually wrapped coils adjusts to your body curves and relieves pressure in your pressure points, while a solid coil unit ensures the anti-sagging effect and sturdy edges.

I’m continuing my list of the top-rated mattresses with the bestseller by Amerisleep — the AS3. It’s a memory foam bed that can give you the best of both worlds: good pressure relief and excellent spine support.

The mattress comes in medium firmness, so the fans of side sleeping, as well as those who struggle with muscle pain will appreciate it the most. Despite the good give, the AS3 is less likely to make you sleep hot due to the layer of open-cell memory foam that is more breathable than other foam types.

I’m a huge advocate of eco-conscious living, and I love it when the mattress industry players catch up on that trend as well. That’s why I’ve included the Avocado in my review of the most comfortable mattresses. It’s entirely made of organic materials, so it benefits not only you but also the environment.

The comfort layer of the mattress is made of natural latex, which is similar to memory foam in terms of body contouring. But unlike the foam, it has quicker motion response. The latter means that the mattress will help you easily shift between different sleeping positions.

Sometimes it’s hard to choose the desired mattress firmness right away. If this is your case, then the Nolah Signature with dual-sided design and different firmness levels is in my review of the top 10 most comfortable mattresses just for you.

According to my experience, one side has a softer feel (about 4-5 out of 10) and the other one is firmer (7-8 out of 10), thus covering the needs of most types of sleepers. Also, the manufacturer uses its proprietary Airfoam with open-cell construction and higher rebound, so you can expect cooler sleep and no quicksand feel, even on the softer side.

Here comes another all-natural option on my list. The Zenhaven is made of pure Talalay latex from top to bottom and combines two levels of firmness in one mattress, so you can easily adjust it to your needs. But this is not where its merits end.

Some of the Zenhaven’s layers have a zoned structure. This results in more precise contouring and better pressure relief in different sleeping positions. Also, the perforations on each layer promote air circulation, resulting in an enhanced cooling effect.

Good motion absorption is a common feature in many foam mattresses, but sometimes it comes with that quicksand effect, making you feel like you’re trapped in your bed. But having tested the Novosbed, I can say that this mattress is an exception. The Novosbed doesn’t restrict your movements while remaining very cradling, and that’s why I’ve placed it in my review of the most comfortable mattresses. 

Now, the Novosbed is made of dense foam, so it will maintain the uniform surface longer. It also has surprisingly good edge support for a memory foam mattress.

The upper layer is made of a more breathable foam that can dissipate your body heat better than the first-generation viscoelastic foam. Combine it with a cooling Tencel cover, and you’ll get both a refreshing sleep and a nice hug.