The DreamCloud Premier is a luxury hybrid mattress offering a balanced feel between pressure relief and support for a wide range of sleepers. It's best for couples and combination sleepers, but might be too soft for heavy stomach sleepers. Its premium construction delivers excellent durability.
DreamCloud Mattress Review 2026. Luxury hybrid tested across all three models
This is a long look at the DreamCloud lineup. I tried the Original, Premier, and Premier Rest and tracked how each one settles in over nights of use. Below you will find the feel story, firmness picks, cooling behavior, motion control, and where each model fits. I also added the real world unboxing and the accessory bundle so you know what actually shows up at the door.
Quick video overview
Ordering, unboxing, and what arrives
DreamCloud ships as a bed in a box which keeps freight simple. Coils are pocketed so compression does not hurt structure. The boxes are larger than all foam beds since springs only compress so far. The bundle arrives in a separate box with sheets, pillows, and a protector.
Models at a glance
All three use pocket coils for targeted support and reduced motion transfer. All include a cashmere blend cover and memory foam in the comfort system. Premier adds more foam for pressure relief. Premier Rest is the tallest and softest and uses a knife edge pillow top.
Construction and what you feel
The top is a quilted Euro top that lets you settle before the support layers lift you. Gel memory foam adds pressure relief and temp moderation. A transition foam bridges into the pocketed coils. The coil unit breathes and keeps the surface lively. A base foam adds stability. Handles are stitched into the sides which makes rotation practical.
Feel and firmness
The Original reads medium firm at about six and a half out of ten. Premier is also around six and a half with a touch more cushion from the thicker euro top. Premier Rest lands near six which is softer than average and best for side sleepers who want easy pressure relief.
| Sleeper | Model and pick |
|---|---|
| Stomach | Original or Premier for better hip alignment. heavier sleepers should start at Original |
| Back | Premier for balance of contour and lift. Original if you want a little less sink |
| Side | Premier Rest for the softest cradle. light to medium sleepers may also like Premier |
Motion control is good for a coil bed thanks to pocketed springs. All foam designs will still isolate more if that is your top priority.
Shipping, trial, warranty, returns
- Delivery is free to your door. setup is straightforward after unboxing
- Trial is 365 nights so you can test through seasons
- Warranty is the Forever Warranty from DreamCloud with repair or replace terms
- Returns are easy and pickup is arranged without needing to box it
Dimensions and weights
| Size | Dimensions and weight |
|---|---|
| Twin | thirty nine by seventy five by fifteen inches and fifty five pounds |
| Twin XL | thirty nine by eighty by fifteen inches and sixty eight pounds |
| Full | fifty four by seventy five by fifteen inches and eighty eight pounds |
| Queen | sixty by eighty by fifteen inches and ninety four pounds |
| King | seventy six by eighty by fifteen inches and one hundred nine pounds |
| Cal King | seventy two by eighty four by fifteen inches and one hundred nine pounds |
Price list. queen shown for quick compare
| Size | Original | Premier | Premier Rest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Twin | $1,099 | $1,199 | $1,399 |
| Twin XL | $1,499 | $1,499 | $1,599 |
| Full | $1,698 | $1,698 | $1,798 |
| Queen | $1,798 | $1,798 | $1,898 |
| King | $2,098 | $2,098 | $2,198 |
| Cal King | $2,098 | $2,098 | $2,198 |
Sales are common around Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
DreamCloud versus the field
Versus Saatva Classic you get a similar coil feel but Saatva offers multiple firmness options and a firm edge rail. Versus Helix Midnight the DreamCloud feels a touch firmer with a simpler comfort system. WinkBeds brings micro coils and more firmness choices. Brooklyn Signature Hybrid offers soft to firm with a very lively response. Bear Hybrid adds a fabric with claimed recovery features. Choose based on desired firmness and bounce level and whether you want maximum motion isolation or classic hybrid energy.
Premier versus Premier Rest
Premier is medium firm and suits back sleepers and many stomach sleepers who want cushion without losing support. Premier Rest is taller and softer and best for side sleepers who want pressure relief with minimal effort. Couples who need maximum motion control may prefer the Premier and very motion sensitive pairs may still lean all foam. Pricing tends to run about sixteen hundred for Premier in queen and around two thousand for Premier Rest before promos.
DreamCloud versus Beautyrest Black
Beautyrest Black is a premium line with multiple firmness choices and strong cooling stories and usually costs more. DreamCloud undercuts it on price with a simpler build and a single medium firm target on Original and Premier. If you want many firmness options and a cooler cover you may prefer Beautyrest Black. If you want value in a luxury hybrid feel DreamCloud makes the case.
Bottom line
If you want a traditional hybrid feel with a plush top and pocket coil lift the DreamCloud lineup belongs on your shortlist. Original and Premier cover most sleepers. Premier Rest is the soft choice for side sleepers. The long trial and easy returns make it low risk to test at home.
DreamCloud FAQ
Which DreamCloud should I choose
Back sleepers and many stomach sleepers start with Premier or Original. Side sleepers who want the softest option pick Premier Rest. If you want maximum motion isolation you may prefer an all foam bed.
Does DreamCloud work with adjustable bases
Yes it works well on most adjustable bases that support the weight and size of the mattress.
How do trial and returns work
You get a 365 night home trial. If it is not a match a pickup is arranged and there is no need to compress or box the mattress.
Where is DreamCloud made
Law tags on prior samples indicated Turkey. Models are CertiPur US certified for foam safety standards.
→ Related model: DreamCloud Premier Rest Review (2026) — Looking at DreamCloud‘s luxury tier? Our Premier Rest review compares feel, cooling, and value vs the standard.
The bottom line on the DreamCloud mattress
After more than 7 years of personal testing and analysis, my final verdict is that the DreamCloud mattress offers an impressive balance of comfort, support, and long-term value, making it a standout in the crowded bed-in-a-box market. This is a 14-inch luxury hybrid mattress combining pressure-relieving gel memory foam with the durable support of individually wrapped coils. Its medium-firm feel (about a 6.5 out of 10) is designed to appeal to a wide range of sleepers, particularly back and stomach sleepers who need robust spinal alignment. The cashmere-blend cover adds a touch of luxury, while the combination of foams and coils provides excellent motion isolation and decent temperature regulation. For its price point, the material quality and overall construction rival those of mattresses that cost twice as much from traditional retail stores.
Over the years, I’ve seen many online mattress brands come and go, but DreamCloud has maintained a consistent level of quality and customer service. The mattress I tested has held up remarkably well, showing minimal signs of sagging or softening. Its initial comfort has not significantly degraded, which is a testament to the durability of its coil system and high-density foams. While it may not have the super-plush, “sinking” feel that some side sleepers crave, it excels at providing a supportive, “floating” sensation. Paired with an industry-leading 365-night trial and a lifetime warranty, the DreamCloud presents a very low-risk, high-reward proposition for anyone seeking a significant sleep upgrade without breaking the bank.
Who the DreamCloud is best for
This mattress is best for:
- Back and stomach sleepers: The medium-firm profile provides excellent lumbar support and prevents the hips from sinking too low, promoting healthy spinal alignment.
- Couples: The combination of memory foam and individually wrapped coils does a great job of isolating motion, so you’re less likely to be disturbed by a restless partner.
- Value-conscious shoppers: DreamCloud delivers a premium hybrid construction with luxury touches at a price point that is significantly lower than comparable models in brick-and-mortar stores.
- Hot sleepers who prefer hybrids: While not an actively cooling mattress, the breathable coil layer allows for significantly more airflow than an all-foam bed, helping to dissipate heat.
You should skip the DreamCloud if:
- You’re a petite side sleeper: Sleepers under 130 pounds, especially those who sleep strictly on their side, may find the mattress too firm to allow adequate pressure relief on the shoulders and hips.
- You want a deep, “hugging” feel: DreamCloud’s feel is more of sleeping “on” the mattress rather than “in” it. If you love the slow-sinking sensation of traditional memory foam, this might not be for you.
- You need a true luxury-soft experience: This is a medium-firm mattress. For a plusher feel, you might consider the DreamCloud Premier or Premier Rest models.
On the fence? Here’s the tie-breaker:
If you’re a combination sleeper who rotates positions throughout the night, the DreamCloud is a fantastic choice. Its responsive surface makes it easy to move around without feeling “stuck,” while still providing contouring support. The versatility of its medium-firm feel accommodates back, stomach, and side sleeping for average-weight individuals, making it an excellent compromise for couples with different preferences. The generous 365-night trial period gives you an entire year to decide if it’s the right fit, removing any pressure from the decision.
DreamCloud construction and materials
The DreamCloud is a thoughtfully designed hybrid mattress that stands 14 inches tall. This is taller than many competing bed-in-a-box models, giving it a more substantial and luxurious presence. Let’s break down its layers from top to bottom:
- Soft-Touch Cover: The mattress is wrapped in a durable and soft cashmere-blend cover. This material is not only comfortable but also breathable, helping to wick away moisture. The cover is quilted with a layer of foam, providing immediate plushness upon lying down.
- Comfort Layer: 1.5″ Gel-Infused Memory Foam: The top comfort layer is made of gel-infused memory foam designed to contour to your body shape. This provides pressure relief, particularly around the shoulders and hips. The gel infusion is intended to mitigate memory foam’s tendency to trap heat, helping you sleep cooler.
- Transition Layer: 2.5″ Polyfoam: Below the memory foam is a layer of firmer polyfoam. This layer acts as a transition between the soft comfort foam and the supportive coil core. It eases your body down, preventing the “stuck” feeling of some memory foam beds and stopping you from bottoming out on the coils.
- Support Core: 8.5″ Individually Wrapped Coils: The core of the mattress is a substantial 8.5-inch layer of individually pocketed steel coils. This is the powerhouse of the mattress, providing durable support and longevity. Because the coils are individually wrapped, they move independently, which significantly reduces motion transfer and allows the core to contour to your body’s unique curves. This layer also promotes airflow throughout the mattress, which is key for temperature regulation.
- Base Layer: 1.5″ High-Density Polyfoam: The final layer is a base of high-density polyfoam. This provides a stable foundation for the entire mattress, ensuring the coils have a solid surface to rest on and contributing to the overall durability of the bed.
The combination of these materials creates a sophisticated hybrid design. The foams provide the classic pressure relief and contouring people expect from memory foam, while the robust coil system delivers the responsive support and durability of a traditional innerspring mattress.
Feel, firmness, and experience
From my multi-year experience, the DreamCloud mattress consistently provides a medium-firm feel, which I rate at a 6.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale (with 10 being the firmest). This “luxury firm” feel is often a sweet spot for a wide variety of sleepers. When you first lie down, you’ll notice the immediate light cushion from the quilted cover, but you won’t sink in deeply. Instead, you feel gently cradled as the gel memory foam contours to your curves. The mattress has a responsive, uplifting feel, thanks to the coil layer, which makes it easy to change positions.
For back sleepers, the DreamCloud offers an almost perfect balance. The coils provide solid lumbar support, keeping the spine aligned, while the foam layers cushion the shoulders and hips. Stomach sleepers will also find the firmness adequate to prevent their hips from sinking in too far, which can otherwise lead to lower back pain. For side sleepers, the experience is more subjective. Average-weight and heavyweight side sleepers (over 150 lbs) will likely experience enough give in the foam to get good pressure relief. However, lightweight side sleepers (under 130 lbs) may find it a bit too firm, potentially leading to pressure points on their shoulders.
One of the most impressive aspects I’ve tracked over seven years is the mattress’s resilience. The edge support has remained strong, meaning you can sit or sleep near the edge without feeling like you’re going to roll off. This is a common failure point for many boxed mattresses. The motion isolation also remains excellent; the pocketed coils and foam layers work together to absorb movement, making it a great option for couples. It doesn’t sleep as cool as some high-end latex or specialty cooling mattresses, but for a hybrid, it breathes well and stays temperature-neutral for me throughout the night.
How it compares to the Nectar mattress
A common comparison shoppers make is between the DreamCloud Hybrid and its sister-brand counterpart, the Nectar mattress. Both are popular online brands under the same parent company, but they offer fundamentally different sleep experiences. The primary difference lies in their construction: the DreamCloud is a hybrid mattress featuring both foam and coils, while the Nectar is an all-foam mattress. This core difference dictates their feel, support, and ideal user.
| Feature | DreamCloud Hybrid | Nectar Mattress |
|---|---|---|
| Construction | Hybrid (Foam + Coils) | All-Foam |
| Height | 14 inches | 12 inches |
| Firmness | 6.5/10 (Medium-Firm) | 6.5/10 (Medium-Firm) |
| Feel | Responsive, “floating” feel | Contouring, “sinking” feel |
| Cooling | Good (Airflow through coils) | Fair (Gel-infused foam) |
| Edge Support | Excellent | Average |
| Best For | Back/stomach sleepers, couples | Side sleepers, those who love memory foam |
The Nectar mattress offers that classic, deep-hugging memory foam feel. You sink into the mattress more, and it contours closely to your body. This is often preferred by side sleepers who need significant pressure relief. However, this “sinking” feeling can make it harder to move around and can sometimes lead to heat retention, despite the gel-infused foam. The DreamCloud, with its coil core, is bouncier and more responsive. It feels like you are sleeping “on top” of the mattress rather than “in” it. This makes it a better choice for combination sleepers who change positions frequently and for those who need stronger, more robust support, like stomach sleepers. The coils also give DreamCloud superior edge support and better airflow, making it the cooler-sleeping option of the two.
5-year total cost of ownership
When evaluating a mattress, the initial price tag is only part of the story. The true value emerges when you consider its long-term performance and durability. A cheap mattress that needs replacing every 3-4 years is far more expensive in the long run than a durable one that lasts a decade. My 7-year experience with the DreamCloud Hybrid strongly supports its excellent long-term value proposition. Assuming a common sale price of around $899 for a Queen size, the cost is already competitive. If the mattress comfortably lasts for its full 10-year expected lifespan (and my experience suggests it will), the cost breaks down to a mere $89.90 per year, or about 25 cents per night.
Over the first five years, the total cost would be just under $450. During this period, my DreamCloud has shown no significant dips, sagging, or loss of support. The foams have retained their integrity, and the coil system remains silent and responsive. This level of durability is what you’d expect from a mattress in the $1,500-$2,000 price range, not one that often sells for under $1,000. When you factor in the lifetime warranty, which protects against defects like sagging greater than 1.5 inches, the financial risk is incredibly low. Compared to other mattresses in its price class that may use lower-density foams or less robust support systems, the DreamCloud’s construction is geared for longevity, ensuring that your initial investment continues to pay dividends in quality sleep for years to come.
Delivery, trial, warranty, and returns
DreamCloud, like most online mattress companies, ships its mattress compressed and rolled in a box directly to your doorstep. Shipping is free within the contiguous United States. The unboxing process is straightforward: you simply move the box to your bedroom, unroll the plastic-wrapped mattress onto your foundation, and carefully cut away the plastic. The mattress will decompress almost instantly and is safe to sleep on within a few hours, though it may take a full 24-48 hours to reach its full 14-inch height. There might be a slight “new mattress smell” upon unboxing, but this is common and typically dissipates within a day or two in a well-ventilated room.
Where DreamCloud truly stands out is its customer-friendly policies. The mattress comes with a 365-night sleep trial. This is one of the longest trial periods in the industry, giving you a full year to test the mattress through all seasons and ensure it’s the right fit for your body and sleep habits. If you decide at any point during the trial that you don’t like the mattress, DreamCloud will coordinate a pickup from a local charity or recycling partner and issue a full refund. There’s no need to try and re-box the mattress.
Furthermore, the DreamCloud is backed by a lifetime warranty. For the first 10 years, the company will replace your mattress with a brand new one at no cost to you if it is deemed defective in workmanship or materials. After 10 years, DreamCloud will repair and re-cover your mattress, or replace it if necessary. This comprehensive warranty covers visible indentations or sags greater than 1.5 inches and demonstrates the company’s confidence in the product’s long-term durability.
Frequently asked questions
Is the DreamCloud mattress good for heavy people?
Yes, the DreamCloud Hybrid is an excellent option for heavier individuals (over 230 lbs). Its 14-inch height and robust 8.5-inch coil system provide ample support to prevent bottoming out, ensuring proper spinal alignment. The medium-firm feel offers a great balance of comfort and support for larger body types.
Do I need to flip the DreamCloud mattress?
No, the DreamCloud mattress is not designed to be flipped. It has a specific top-to-bottom construction, with comfort layers on top and a support core on the bottom. To ensure even wear over its lifespan, you should rotate the mattress 180 degrees (from head to foot) every 3-6 months.
Does the DreamCloud mattress sleep hot?
For a hybrid mattress, the DreamCloud does a good job of regulating temperature. The gel-infused memory foam helps to pull some heat away from the body, and the pocketed coil layer allows for significant airflow. While it’s not a specialty cooling mattress, most sleepers will find it sleeps much cooler than an all-foam bed.
What kind of base is best for the DreamCloud mattress?
A solid foundation is crucial for supporting the DreamCloud and ensuring its longevity. Suitable bases include a modern platform bed, a slatted base with slats no more than 4 inches apart, or a box spring in good condition. An adjustable base is also compatible with the DreamCloud mattress.
How long does a DreamCloud mattress last?
Based on its high-quality materials and my personal 7-year experience, a DreamCloud mattress can be expected to last for at least 10 years with proper care. The robust coil system and high-density foams are built for durability. The lifetime warranty further protects your investment against premature sagging and defects.
The Verdict
After a comprehensive 7-year evaluation, the DreamCloud Hybrid mattress has proven itself to be more than just a fleeting online trend. It is a durable, comfortable, and exceptionally high-value mattress that holds up impressively over time. Its medium-firm, responsive feel is a great match for back, stomach, and combination sleepers, and its hybrid construction provides a blend of pressure relief and robust support that rivals mattresses twice its price. With minimal wear and no loss of support after years of use, it has earned my strong recommendation as a reliable workhorse mattress.
While it may be a bit too firm for some petite side sleepers, its versatility and outstanding customer policies—a 365-night trial and a lifetime warranty—make it a low-risk option for the majority of people. If you’re looking for a significant upgrade in sleep quality without the luxury price tag, the DreamCloud is one of the smartest purchases you can make in the online mattress space. To experience a premium hybrid feel for yourself, we invite you to visit our San Diego showroom and test our curated lineup. Book a no-pressure test session at our Encinitas location and see how a hybrid mattress can transform your sleep.
59 thoughts on “DreamCloud Mattress Review – My 7 Years Experience and Tests”
Do you know where the mattress is manufactured? Is it packaged on order and shipped or do they sit around boxed in a warehouse in Washington?
Hi!
How does the DreamCloud mattress sleep in terms of coolness and edge support? Thanks!
The Dreamcloud sleeps fairly cool since it has a spring system for breathability. The edge support is also good because of the springs which seem firmer around the perimeter. The tufting also helps a bit with breathability because it creates little valleys for air to channel through.
How would you compare this mattress to the Alexander Hybrid by Nest Bedding and the Voila?
Thank you for the review!
Hi, I liked the mattress in your store. Is this mattress a Nectar mattress? If so I would be interested in purchasing one if you stocked them in your store, but I am still nervous about ordering one and then not knowing when it will be delivered due to Nectar often having long delays in shipping.
We have this to try out in the store but we do not stock them.
These mattresses are made in China.
We ordered the Dreamcloud mattress Monday evening (2/5/18) and received it on Thursday (2/8/18). We’ve been sleeping great from the first night we received it. Will definitely purchase again for our other mattress needs and will recommend to others.
Does delivery include carrying it to the bedroom?
No, delivery would be to your door then you would need to bring it to your bedroom.
I received my Dreamcloud mattress a few days ago and the shipping was less than a week. The mattress feels amazing after sleeping on an innerspring for 10+ years. My roommate has the Alexander Hybrid and the Dreamcloud is a little firmer but just as comfortable for me as a side sleeper. I slept on his mattress several times and loved it but I am liking the Dreamcloud a bit more because of the cashmere cover and the firmness of it. We will see how it holds up and if I start to have problems I always have a year to send it back.
Do you have one of these at your showroom in Edina?
We do!
I’m a 6’7” male around 260lbs. I have a nectar and have to change sides frequently as I caused a ditch on the one side. Do you think the dreamcloud will be able to handle my stature? I’ve had my nectar since July… and it surely cannot…
Yes, the spring system in the Dreamcloud should hold up for you.
Hello, Is there any locations in Massachusetts or New Hampshire that carry these?
Wrong. The FTC just sued them for misleading customers about the country of origin. They come from China.
What is the recommended weight limit per person for this mattress?
How does Dreamcloud compare to Brentwood Oceano?
I found the Dreamcloud to be a bit firmer.
Can you place the dreamcloud mattress on a set of box springs?
Absolutely. As long as its a modern box spring which is firm and doesn’t have any “give” to it.
What about sheets? Do you need special ones? Will deep pocket sheets fit?
Most sheets will accommodate this mattress. Deep pocket sheets will work fine but even most sheets you find at Target or Walmart will work on this mattress.
It bothers me to find out that it’s made in China instead of the U.S.
Thanks so much for keeping up this site! Great resource.
Have you heard of any customer service issues with Nectar/Dreamcloud? They have a B- rating with the BBB, seemingly due to shipping issues.
Also, I echo the question about about comparison to the Nest hybrids, and wonder how easy it is to change positions without a lot of bouncing.
Thank you!
The materials used are manufactured in China and assembled here in Washington state. Soo, boyh are right.
How does the Dreamcloud compare to the Wink mattress?
I like how it is shipped in such a small package for such a large mattress when it expands.
The Dreamcloud feels sort of similar to the plush version of the Winkbed. However, the Dreamcloud is tufted and has more foam at the top layers. The extra foam makes you sink into it a bit more and is less bouncy given the tufting.
How does this Dreamcloud mattress compare to Sealy Hybrid Silver Chill?
Yes, for an extra fee they can setup and remove your old mattress.
I’m between the Dreamcloud and the Saatva, any major differences and or pros or cons for either?
Dreamcloud is considerably softer since it has more foam on the top and it has pocked coils for a base as opposed to the Helix which uses micro coils.
Can this mattress be used on an adjustable base
Thanks for the clarification… that’s a deal breaker for me. The mattress sounds good but I’d prefer one made in the USA.
It’s not recommended for an adjustable base
do you have to rotate it?
Yes, you can rotate it to prolong the life of the mattress.
Why do you say not recommended for adjustable base when they sell an adjustable base? How does it compare softness wise to Beautyrest Hybrid Black Alcove or Gladney?
Why not? I was hoping to purchase and use with an adjustable base. The manufacturers of adjustable bases claim they can be used with any mattress that can bend.
I just asked this from DreamCloud live chat, and this is the response I got: “The DreamCloud actually does not have a weight limit thanks to the handtufted construction and use of medical grade foam.”
They sell an adjustable base on the website for it. I also saw it mentioned a few times when describing foundations for their mattress.
China??? WHY can’t you make them her in the USA??? Sorry but this made my decision, NOT buying this mattress.
ME TO!!!!
Box springs or not?
Either way is fine. Just make sure it’s a newer box spring that doesn’t bend in the middle.
My instructions tell me it does not need to be rotated.
Can you define “modern” box spring? Ours is 10 years old. When I talked to customer service at Dreamcloud, he said as long as the wooden slats are 3” apart, the mattress would work as designed. I assumed that meant the wooden slats that the box springs sit on? We added some to make sure they were all 3” or less apart. We have been sleeping on it a little over a week, and while it is super comfortable and I’m sleeping great, I am still waking up with back pain, in fact it seems worse now than before we got the mattress. Typically firm mattresses help with my lower back pain. So now I’m wondering if it’s the box springs.
Basically, it needs to be on a firm surface. Old box springs actually had springs in them which made them bounce. I don’t think that is the case with your box spring though. I would try it on the floor if possible to see if that makes a difference.
I still haven’t made up my mind about the mattress. It seems a little too firm for my liking. I guess I would have to say it has good support but it certainly doesn’t seem to conform to my body. I thought it would with the memory foam at the top of the layers. We slept on it for a couple of months before we went to our winter home in florida. We will have more time on it when we get back in April. I was disappointed that it didn’t help me resolve my back pain. I am mostly a back sleeper. The verdict is still out.
I am considering this mattress in addition to the Purple 3 or 4.
I’m 6’4″, 325 and a stomach sleeper. I currently have a sleep number, which is a great bed, but I’m on my second air bladder and it’s also deflating, which causes back pain.
My sleep number is 40 and am wondering if either would offer good support without being too firm.
I travel a good bit and many hotel mattresses are WAY too firm giving me terrible back pain. (Cough, cough, Staybridge suites)
I think the Purple 3 would be the way to go.
We bought our dreamcloud 3 weeks ago and love it. I have never slept on a more comfortable mattress. I move a lot at night and it is great no matter what position I lay in. One of my biggest concerns was motion transfer and this has resolved that issue. I like a mattress to feel soft but I like to lay on top, this describes the dreamcloud. Also my husband does not like a memory foam mattress due to the lack of bounce. This hybrid is perfect. We are larger people and so far it is holding up great.It does off gas and kind of reminds me of a new paint or glue smell, it does not bother us.
Thanks for clarifying. That means they provide American jobs but all profits goes to China…..Just like Kia.
It took our breath away – My wife and I with our Adult son took us lot of effort to take the 94 LB matters from basement to the bedroom
Hello,
We recently purchased a Dreamcloud. I do not find it very soft at all. It seems like a luxury bed and looks very nice but I really want something softer. Can anyone make a side sleeper that doesn’t want to sleep hot a recommendation. It would be for myself and husband 110 and 180 lbs.
Thanks
We bought a DreamCloud six months ago. We found it to be high quality but far too soft for our liking. We began the return process 6 or 7 weeks ago. What a lack of service. I did everything they asked but I’m not getting my refund. Trying to get to talk to someone is extremely difficult. My advice is STAY AWAY from Dreamcloud. It’s a case of SALES and NO SERVICE.
that’s pretty racist to be fair