Mattress

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Another one here who bought an Emma mattress. We love it, really comfortable and returns straight back to its original state without any dips. We're so pleased we're buying one for another bed.

Yes I settled on a Rest Assured one with memory foam and pocket springs. Its not as good as my last one though.

Just purchased a new slumberland mattress with memory foam mattress it's lovely but harder than the original one glad I bought it.

hypnos. Superbly comfortable but need to be turned or flipped every 3 months and even the single is very heavy. I keep track by writing numbers 1 to 4 on the head and foot ends

Son was very well treated by dreams, had a mattress and didn`t get on with it, they came and collected it and replaced with a different make. He was very happy with their customer service

Honestly, you can’t just pick up and say a specific copy that suits you. Determine a number of factors, and then you can compare different options jonsguide.org//best-extra-firm-mattress-reviews/

We fell in love with the mattresses they use in Premier Inns with the pillow top. We tracked them down - Hypnos is the make and they are sold in John Lewis. Now having the best nights sleeps ever!

The lady in the shop where I bought mine told me I'd need to try a mattress for at least half and hour but warned me in case I fell asleep that the shop closed at 6pm. It was 10 am at the time!
You don't half feel an idiot lying on a bed in out door clothing with shoes on etc while other shoppers wander past!

We bought mattresses from IKEA and have been delighted with them. Very reasonably priced too.

Slightly off topic, why do hotels have such deep mattresses? They make the bed so high that a little short a-se like me has difficulty getting into bed. My daughter, who shares with me is always howling with laughter at my struggles!

Go and visit a big bed/mattress retailer, Dreams or John Lewis or similar, and try every mattress there. Take your own pillow if necessary.

I've recently bought an Emma Mattress. It's made from various layers and grades of foam, and I absolutely love it, I've never been so comfortable. It stays very smooth and even, not bouncy, so even if I had a partner in the bed, I think we'd both sleep well without disturbing each other. (This is a matter of conjecture, as I am widowed and may never get the chance to try it out with a partner!)

I chose this because Which? recommended it so highly. I ordered online, so didn't get the chance to try it out, but I have no regrets. Not cheap, but they always seem to have some sort of offer on. They say they'll take it back after 100 days if you don't like it. Well, they're not getting this one back!

I've been mattress shopping too. What a minefield. I'd no idea there were so many choices and fashions. It looks like these 'mattress in a box' and use of natural wool toppings are 'in' at present. I was looking for a replacement for our memory foam and box spring mattress which we're the in thing last time I was looking. Apparently not any more. Anyway I found one. Hope its delivered soon.
Good luck Cdeva1977!

I bought a Simba mattress last year and have been delighted with it. It somehow manages to be quite soft and comfy but also very supportive.

I have looked at R.E.M.-fit firm control
With 2000 spring pockets. Has anyone had this?