DreamCloud Premier Vs. Saatva Mattress Comparison

Anyone who is considering the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva mattresses might find themselves at an impasse. These are two high-quality, hybrid mattresses with very similar construction, so this might make it difficult to choose between the two. Our in-depth DreamCloud Premier vs Saatva mattress comparison will look at the similarities and differences between them and help those confused mattress shoppers choose the right one!

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Firmness

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DreamCloud Premier Mattress

Firmness

Medium-firm: 6.5/10

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4.1 / 5

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Saatva Mattress

Firmness

Multiple firmness options

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4.3 / 5

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DreamCloud Premier And Saatva Mattress Overview

The DreamCloud Premier and Saatva are both very high-quality online mattresses that have been very successful. They both feature high-quality materials such as high-density foam and supportive coils. They do feature different firmnesses and feels, however, and this makes them a better fit for people with different sleep preferences. Who Should Get The DreamCloud Premier? 

• Side sleepers who need more pressure relief on their shoulders and hips.
• Those sleepers who prefer a mattress that is a bit softer.
• Anyone who likes to sink further into their mattress and sleep “in” it.

Who Should Get The Saatva? 

• Those who need the best mattress for back sleepers.
• Those who need the best mattress for stomach sleepers.
• Those who want to sleep more on top of their mattress and move around easily.

DreamCloud Premier Vs Saatva Mattress Video Comparison

To get the best understanding of how the DreamCloud Premier mattress compares to the Saatva mattress, make sure to check out our in-depth video comparison. This video will take a close look at the construction, firmness, and feel of both these mattresses and make it significantly easier for our readers to make the right choice!

Similarities Between The DreamCloud Premier And Saatva?

Those who are taking a look at the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva will notice some striking similarities between the two mattresses; the following are some ways in which the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva are alike:

• Both mattresses have a similar construction and feature supportive coils and plusher comfort layers right on top.
• The DreamCloud Premier and Saatva should both be supportive mattresses that can handle even the heavier weight of larger sleepers.
• With their airflow-promoting coils, both the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva should be breathable mattresses that should not trap a significant amount of heat.
• The DreamCloud Premier and Saatva both contain durable materials and should be longer-lasting mattresses.

RELATED: DreamCloud Premier Mattress Review

Differences Between The DreamCloud Premier And Saatva?

Most people are here to find out how the DreamCloud Premier and the Saatva are different, and while they are similar in a number of ways, there are some stark differences between the two:

• The DreamCloud Premier mattress is taller than the Saatva mattress.
• The Saatva is available in two heights and three firmnesses, but the DreamCloud Premier only comes in one height and one firmness.
• The Saatva Luxury Firm mattress is slightly firmer than the DreamCloud Premier mattress.

RELATED: Saatva Mattress Review

Firmness And Feel Differences

One of the main ways in which the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva differ is in regard to their firmness and feel, and this makes them a better match for different sleeping positions and types of sleepers.

How Firm Are The DreamCloud Premier And Saatva Mattresses?

The DreamCloud Premier mattress feels like a 6.5/10 and is just about medium in terms of firmness – the top layer of plush memory foam is quite soft, but the support layers beneath are on the firmer side. The Saatva is available in three firmnesses, and we reviewed their most popular firmness, the Luxury Firm; it feels like a 7/10, and is a bit firmer than average. The Euro top is not quite as soft as the top of the DreamCloud Premier, so it does not have quite as much give.

Sleeping On The DreamCloud Premier and Saatva Mattresses

Back sleeping, the DreamCloud Premier feels like a decent fit for us as the coils support us, and the memory foam is conforming to the curves of our body as well. Side sleeping, the soft memory foam relieves most pressure on the shoulders and hips but, moving to the stomach, the mattress is not firm enough. Back sleeping on the Saatva feels even better because it is a more supportive mattress – it doesn’t contour as much as the DreamCloud Premier, but the lumbar support is better because of that extra lumbar layer. Side sleeping, it doesn’t relieve pressure as well as the DreamCloud Premier, and we did feel some firmness on our shoulders and hips. However, stomach sleeping on the Saatva, we experienced much better support than we did on the DreamCloud Premier.

What Do The DreamCloud Premier And Saatva Mattresses Feel Like?

The DreamCloud Premier mattress is a hybrid mattress with a plush memory foam layer right on top and, because of this, the mattress has a mostly balanced hybrid feel. At the same time, we do feel like we sink into the memory foam and it is more like “sleeping in” the mattress. While the Saatva is also a hybrid mattress, it has more of an innerspring mattress feel with some pillow top plushness on top. However, it doesn’t let us sink in particularly far, and it feels more like “sleeping on” the mattress. RELATED: Best Pillow Top Mattress

Average Weight Sleepers – 130 lbs – 230 lbs

Average weight sleepers could like either the DreamCloud Premier or Saatva, but it does depend on their sleeping position. For instance, average weight side sleepers will prefer the DreamCloud because it is a bit softer, and average weight back and stomach sleepers will most likely prefer the Saatva.

Heavyweight Sleepers – Over 230 lbs

Those who need the best mattress for heavy people will, in general, prefer the Saatva over the DreamCloud Premier because they have greater support needs, and the Saatva is more up to the challenge. Some heavier side sleepers, such as our team member, Marten, did feel better pressure relief on the DreamCloud, however.

Lightweight Sleepers – Under 130 lbs

Both mattresses could be a good match for lightweight sleepers but, again, it depends on their sleeping position. Lightweight side sleepers will probably feel better pressure relief on the DreamCloud but, both mattresses could be a good fit for lightweight back and stomach sleepers. See our list of the best mattresses for lightweight sleepers.

Mattress Construction Differences

These mattresses are quite similar in terms of construction but, upon closer look, they do feature some different materials that will change their overall performance.

Cover

The DreamCloud Premier’s cover is made of a cashmere blend that is very soft to the touch and is also designed to be breathable and to help air pass through the top of the mattress. The Saatva’s cover is made of organic cotton and is not as soft as the DreamCloud Premier’s cover, but it is still very breathable.

Comfort Layers

The cover of the DreamCloud Premier is quilted with a soft memory foam that adds some significant comfort to the top of the mattress. Below that, there is a layer of gel-infused memory foam which will provide more pressure relief, and the gel infusion should keep it from trapping too much heat. Finally, there is a layer of high-density foam that transitions sleepers down to the support layers beneath. The cover of the Saatva is also quilted with foam and, beneath that, there is a thin layer of memory foam that is there to provide extra lumbar support for back sleepers.

Support Layers

The DreamCloud Premier contains one layer of individually-wrapped coils in its support layer. The Saatva contains two layers of coils – the first is a set of individually-wrapped coils and the second is a set of high-grade support coils. Just looking at these differences in materials, the Saatva should be more supportive than the DreamCloud Premier.

Mattress Height

The DreamCloud Premier mattress is 15″ tall and is a pretty substantial mattress. The Saatva mattress is available in two heights: 11.5″ and 14.5″ – we reviewed the 11.5″ model but, according to the company, the height won’t affect the performance of the Saatva.

DreamCloud Premier And Saatva Size Options And Price

Let’s take a look at the offerings from DreamCloud and Saatva and see how they compare in terms of price: DreamCloud Premier:

Size	Dimensions	Price
Twin	38″ x 75″	$1169.00
Twin XL	38″ x 80″	$1499.00
Full	54″ x 75″	$1699.00
Queen	60″ x 80″	$1832.00
King	76″ x 80″	$2169.00
California King	72″ x 84″	$2169.00

Saatva: 

Size	Dimensions	Price
Twin	38″ x 75″	$1395.00
Twin XL	38″ x 80″	$1495.00
Full	54” x 75”	$1995.00
Queen	60″ x 80″	$2095.00
King	76″ x 80″	$2595.00
California King	72″ x 84″	$2595.00
Split King	76″ x 80″	$2990.00
Split California King	Two 38″ x 80″ pieces	$2990.00

DreamCloud Premier vs Saatva Performance Differences

Now, let’s discuss how the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva mattresses really perform and how they compare in regard to motion transfer, cooling, and other aspects.

Sleeping Hot or Cold

Neither the DreamCloud Premier nor Saatva mattress should sleep particularly hot because they both have breathable covers and their coils allow for a fantastic amount of airflow. However, given that there are two layers of coils in the Saatva, it could sleep a bit cooler than the DreamCloud Premier mattress.

Motion Transfer

Testing out both the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva mattresses, we saw more motion transfer on the Saatva. The DreamCloud features memory foam in its top layer, and this material is known for isolating motion very well. Those who need the best mattress for couples could be better off on the DreamCloud.

Edge Support

The Saatva features much better edge support than the DreamCloud Premier mattress – sitting or lying down near the edge of the Saatva, we feel much more secure than we do on the DreamCloud Premier. It is easier to sleep toward the edge of the Saatva without feeling like we are going to roll off.

Durability

While both mattresses are quite durable, the Saatva might last for a longer amount of time. It just appears to contain some higher-end materials and, with two sets of coils, it might not sag as quickly as the DreamCloud Premier.

Off-gassing

The DreamCloud Premier and Saatva were both delivered right to our house, but we actually had to unbox the DreamCloud Premier ourselves. The Saatva came with in-home setup, and it wasn’t rolled up in a box and, because of this, there was less of a chemical smell with the Saatva mattress. That being said, after 48 hours, the DreamCloud Premier’s chemical smell completely dissipated.

Noise

We didn’t find the DreamCloud Premier or Saatva mattresses to be noisy whatsoever. They both contain coils, so this might change over time.

Sex

Mattresses that are more responsive are usually a better match for sex. If a mattress is too soft and lets the couple sink in too much, it will be much more difficult to use. Because of this, the Saatva seems to be a better mattress for sex because it is firmer and more responsive than the DreamCloud, and it should be easier to move around and get intimate on the Saatva.

Warranty Info

The DreamCloud Premier comes with a lifetime warranty and a 365-night sleep trial, and the Saatva comes with a lifetime year warranty and a 365-night sleep trial. RELATED: DreamCloud Premier vs Casper and Saatva vs Lull

DreamCloud Premier And Saatva Mattress FAQs

Finally, let’s answer some of the most frequently asked questions about the DreamCloud Premier and Saatva mattresses.