The Best Mattresses for Stomach Sleepers, According to a Sleep Science Coach

The DreamCloud Hybrid is a workhorse of a mattress. I’ve tested this numerous times over the years, and recently spent an entire week analyzing it (you can read my full DreamCloud Hybrid review here). It confirmed what I already knew—this is a hybrid that excels in providing firmer support to help with spine alignment, offers a good amount of pressure relief, and is highly responsive to help you move around.

Above all else, it has consistently remained affordable, offering a sleep trial and warranty comparable to those of brands twice its price. These days, finding extensive warranties is generally more challenging. I’ll let you in on a not-so-secret detail: For as long as I’ve known about DreamCloud, it’s always been under $1,000 for all sizes, except for a split king. This also includes a whole year to try the bed, and a lifetime warranty. Another trade secret: The accepted lifetime of a mattress is about 10 years, so when you see “lifetime warranty,” consider it equivalent to 10 years’ worth of coverage. Still good, though!

The materials are nice, and for stomach sleepers in particular, I’ve always adored the quilted top foam layer. It contours well around the hips and chest, so that you don’t feel a lack of pressure relief. The overall firmness provided by the layers of foam and pocketed coils offers good lumbar support, and I had no backaches to report.

The DreamCloud Hybrid ranges from $399 for a twin XL mattress to $1,198 for a split king.