Be sure to read how we test mattresses. For lists like this, there are a few things we want to keep in mind when choosing from hundreds of beds we’ve tested.
Feel
We wanted to find beds that are usually comfortable for almost everyone. Some sleepers like classics and a strong sense of memory, while others don’t. Some people like super responsive latex beds and even like the unique feel of purple mattresses, while others don’t. The beds we choose have a more “safe” feel that we think anyone who sleeps on them might like, and the guest room mattress is not necessarily a specific person who might want a specific feeling.
firm
We want all the beds on this list to surround the medium on a firm scale, as they usually work well or at least fit all sleeping positions. Whether your guests are back, stomach, side or combination sleeper, no one of these beds should cause their soreness and pain.
Pricing
A mattress that spends eight hours sleeping for yourself (hopefully) every day can already be a considerable investment, so it doesn’t cost much money to sleep with the mattress that guests sleep. That’s why we’re trying to choose a bed that’s more affordable than a regular online mattress.
Durability
We have been unable to lie on the mattress every day for many years, so it is difficult to say exactly how long each bed will last. Based on several factors, such as the construction, we understand how long we think the bed will last. The average lifespan of a mattress is 7 to 10 years. Durability is not an issue for this list, as the room bed may not sleep every night.
