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Here at Mattress Clarity, we’re pretty big fans of Saatva mattresses and the company’s ever-growing product line, which includes everything from a fairly standard hybrid to a flippable latex mattress. If you’re wanting to check out the brand’s high-quality, luxury beds for yourself, I’m here to show you how and where to buy a Saatva mattress.
As of March 2025, there are about 21 in-person showrooms in 11 cities across the U.S., which means getting to one won’t be easy for most folks. Thankfully, Saatva mattresses are available to buy online with free white glove delivery (and don’t come compressed as a bed in a box, if that’s not your thing). Buying one online is pretty simple and comes with a 365-night home trial, which means you can return it if it doesn’t work out.
At Mattress Clarity, we’ve tested more than 500 mattresses and feel comfortable saying that Saatvas are some of the best of the best. If you’re considering buying a Saatva, we’d be happy to help match you with the perfect one—we’ve already helped over 35,000 people find their new bed over the years we’ve been in operation. In this guide, we won’t just show you how to try and buy a Saatva, but we’ll go over each of the brand’s beds and what type of sleepers it’s best suited to.
How to Buy Saatva Mattresses Video Guide
How to Buy a Saatva Mattresses
Saatva mattresses are sold exclusively online through their website. You can peruse the brand’s list of offered mattresses to your heart’s content, or you can take Saatva’s sleep quiz and even compare mattresses. Saatva has a variety of innerspring, foam, hybrid, and latex beds—it really has something for everyone.
Some mattresses will have the option of added customization, whether in firmness or height. Most mattresses are available in twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, and California king sizes (with some exceptions for specialty beds like its Saatva Youth mattress, which is made exclusively for kids). Customers can also add a bed frame, foundation, or even adjustable base, usually at a discount.
Once you add the mattress to your cart and plug in your address, you can see the estimated shipping ETA, as well as the option for free removal of your old mattress. Saatva offers free white glove delivery, which takes out the hassle of unboxing. You can also call customer service to schedule a specific delivery date if the estimated time doesn’t work for you.
Can You Try a Saatva Mattress Before Buying?
Saatva has a total of 21 showrooms across the United States where you can try out its mattresses in person. Saatva describes them as “an inviting, pressure-free space to experience Saatva comfort for yourself.”
If you can’t make it to one of these showrooms, you can take advantage of the brand’s 365-night sleep trial. At any point during the trial, you can return (for a full refund) or exchange your mattress for a flat fee of $99. This covers the cost of the team coming into your home to pick up the old mattress and/or exchange it for your new one.
My fellow tester Melanie Kassel exchanged her Saatva bed for a different firmness and found it to be easy: “I ordered a Saatva Classic mattress in Firm and had it for 8 months. I then wanted to switch to a Luxury Firm. It was extremely easy to set up and my sleep trial actually started over when I got the new bed, so I have another year to test it out! The delivery was also breezy to a third-floor apartment both times. I did have to pay a $99 return/exchange fee, but I thought it was well worth it.”
I sleep on a Saatva Classic (Luxury Firm) myself, and have for about 6 months. I took advantage of the free white glove delivery when I was moving. I’ve been overall over the moon about my Saatva, but it’s nice to know that if my tastes change, I’m able to return or exchange my mattress without all of the hassle.
What Are the Different Saatva Mattresses?
Saatva Classic
The Saatva is a luxurious hybrid innerspring mattress that should be a great long-term investment. It is available in multiple firmness options, so it should work for the majority of sleeping positions, and its Luxury Firm model is one of the best mattresses for back sleepers. However, lightweight side sleepers and fans of memory foam should look elsewhere. Learn more in our video review.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva Classic
The Saatva Classic features a touch of soft foam and two sets of coils for a luxurious but traditional innerspring mattress feel. It also has a Euro Top, similar to what we would find on a hotel mattress. Customers can choose their desired firmness level: Plush Soft, Luxury Firm, and Firm. They can also choose between an 11.5″ model and a 14.5″ model. This bed is outfitted with multiple features designed to promote proper spinal alignment, including zoning in the center third of the mattress to keep your lumbar area supported.
We reviewed the 11.5” Luxury Firm model. I sleep on this mattress myself (albeit on the loftier 14.5” model), and enjoy it in just about every position. Its main highlight, in my opinion, is its bounce, for which I give it a 5/5 for responsiveness. If you’re a combination sleeper like me, you should have no trouble moving between sleep positions on its springy surface. The double-innerspring construction topped with a plush pillow top also gives it a balanced, medium-firm feel that should work for most sleeper types. We recommend it as one of the best mattresses for back sleepers, as just one example.
Read more in our Saatva Classic review.
Contour5
The Saatva Contour5 is a great fit for people looking for a high-quality memory foam bed. Its unique foams offer cooling, which is not usual for foam beds. Learn more in our video review.
What It Feels Like to Test the Contour5
The Contour5 is Saatva’s luxurious all-foam model, with a slightly firmer feel that prioritizes lift rather than the uber-soft sink of most memory foam mattresses. However, unlike most heat-retaining foam beds, this hotel-quality mattress has temperature-regulating features like a breathable organic cotton cover and phase change material to keep you cool. We gave the bed a cooling score of 4/5 for this, so if you’re a hot sleeper who wants a foam bed, this might be the one for you.
My fellow tester Marten most enjoyed the Contour5 on his back, saying, “The Saatva Contour5 worked well for me on my back. I felt the top layers contour around my body, and could feel the extra lumbar support.” The bed also scored high in motion isolation (4.5/5), meaning it should be a great option for couples with a restless partner. It’s only lacking in edge support and response, but both of these things are found in Saatva’s many other hybrid mattresses.
Read more in our Contour5 review.
Saatva Rx
The Saatva Rx is a great fit for people with deal with pain issues. Its unique coil system offers some of the best contouring we have ever experienced. Learn more in our video review.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva Rx
Specifically designed with chronic pain in mind, the Saatva Rx mattress is a highly supportive and pressure-relieving model. It includes gel-infused foam and zone quilting on its cover, which work together to provide top-of-the-line contouring and cooling. It also comes with free white glove delivery, so you won’t have to do any heavy lifting. It’s not a cure-all for back pain, and if you’re interested in seeing if it could help ease some of your symptoms, we recommend asking your doctor if this mattress could be right for you.
Marten thought the bed had a nice medium feel. “It has a very good balance of comfort and support,” he said. “Overall, it has more of a plush pillow top feel right on top of the bed, but you get some good bounce from the coils beneath.” This makes it easier to move around on as you switch positions, and the foam should retain its cushioning comfort as it adapts to your movements. Despite its bounce, we also gave the bed a high motion isolation score (4/5), so it should also work for couples seeking pain relief.
Read more in our Saatva Rx review.
Saatva HD
Saatva is known for their line of luxury mattresses, and the HD is no exception. This hybrid features both foam and latex in its construction, bolstered by a robust coil unit, to provide top-notch support and comfort for sleepers over 230 pounds.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva HD
For those who need the best mattress for heavy people, the company offers the Saatva HD mattress. The mattress contains high-density memory foam, zoned latex foam, and high-grade coils. The zoning in the latex is meant to provide more support under the lumbar area; together with the coils, larger people should feel equally supported by this mattress, rather than dipping too far. This bed also has a solid perimeter for sitting or lying down (earning a perfect 5/5 edge support score), a sign of the bed’s overall durability and quality of construction.
This firm mattress came in at an 8/10 on our firmness scale, but some larger bodies may find the mattress to feel softer as they sink into it. Marten, one of our heavyweight testers, described the bed’s feel as such: “It is kind of a flat, supportive feel overall. You get a little bit of a pillow-top feel right on top of the mattress, but for someone my size, I definitely just mostly felt the support of this mattress. I was very well held up and slept more ‘on top’ of the mattress than in it.” Back and stomach sleepers, this bed should be best for you.
Read more about this bed in our Saatva HD review.
Zenhaven
Zenhaven is a latex bed made with all-natural materials, so it’s no surprise it’s one of the best organic mattresses available. The Zenhaven also boasts a durable construction and an impressive lifetime warranty.
What It Feels Like to Test the Zenhaven
Then we have the Zenhaven, a flippable latex mattress. The Zenhaven comes in two firmness options, but they’re both wrapped up into one mattress. One side has a layer of “Luxury Plush” Talalay latex that gives the surface a medium-firm feel, a good fit for back sleepers and some side sleepers. The other side has “Gentle Firm” Talalay latex, which feels firmer and makes for a better mattress for stomach sleepers.
The natural latex mattress contains sustainable, high-quality materials and should be a good option for those who want something more eco-friendly. Latex is also breathable, meaning air should keep flowing through the mattress, helping to regulate temperature at the surface (hence why we gave the mattress a 4/5 cooling score). The mattress’s bouncy nature may not translate well to motion isolation, so if that’s a concern of yours, we’d recommend checking out a Saatva bed with some memory foam to better stifle motion.
Read more in our Zenhaven review.
Saatva Latex Hybrid
The Saatva Latex Hybrid is a luxury hybrid latex mattress that should be a great long-term investment. The latex layers of this bed keep sleepers cool during the night. Learn more in our video review.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva Latex Hybrid
The Saatva Latex Hybrid mattress is another one of the company’s great organic mattresses. It features a thick layer of Talalay latex over individually wrapped coils. Both of these are responsible for the bed’s high response score (4.5/5), which should make it a great bed for combination sleepers and sexually active folks.
My fellow tester Melanie loved the Saatva Latex Hybrid’s contouring effect. “The zoned support in this bed—both in the springs and the latex foam itself—is very pronounced,” she said. “For me, that was a good thing. My hips (and even my legs) felt delightfully lifted, and my shoulder felt more cushioned than buoyed. This is exactly the combo I enjoy most: lift for the lower body, softness for the upper body.” It should therefore be a great mattress for side sleepers who need pressure relief, as well as back sleepers looking for a combination of give and support from the coils below.
Read more in our Saatva Latex Hybrid review.
Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid
The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid offers plush comfort, great support, and eco-friendly materials, ideal for varied sleepers and preferences. Learn more in our video review.
Saatva Solaire
With 50 levels of adjustable firmenss at your fingertips, the Saatva Solaire offers a high-end, high-tech airbed solution for many types of sleepers. Learn more in our video review.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva Solaire
The Saatva Solaire is an air bed with adjustable firmness. This luxury mattress uses dual air chambers controlled by a remote to change the firmness (levels from 0 to 50) on each side, which lets you find the best balance of comfort and support. It’s a great mattress for couples that want an adjustable bed because they can change the settings independently until they each find a feel that’s comfortable without having to compromise.
I tested out the Saatva Solaire myself and found the air chambers gave it a unique feeling. I’d recommend it if you like an “on top” feel to your mattress, as even the softest settings prioritize lift. The adjustable firmness also helps this bed accommodate different body weights, as our heavyweight tester preferred the higher, firmer settings, while our average- and lightweight testers enjoyed the lower settings. It also performed well in our cooling test—when I used a thermal gun to take a surface reading of the bed before and after lying on it for 7 minutes, the temperature only increased by a meager 7.4 degrees, which earned it a 4/5 for cooling.
Read more in our Saatva Solaire review.
Saatva Youth
The Saatva Youth has a flippable design that should last several years while your kiddo grows. The soft side works best for childrne 3 to 7, while the firmer side is for children 8 to 12. It’s a classic medium-firm and has a bouncy feel that makes it easy to move around on. Perfect for kiddos who have some energy to burn before bed.
What It Feels Like to Test the Saatva Youth
Last, we have the Saatva Youth mattress, which is a flippable mattress meant to adapt to your growing child’s needs. One side of this mattress is meant to support children ages 3 to 7, while the other side supports children ages 8 to 12. We found the latter side to be a touch firmer, but both sides provide a versatile medium-firm sleep surface that should be comfortable for most children.
If you’re looking for a mattress that will last throughout your child’s life, the high-quality, durable construction of the Saatva Youth is sure to last them well into tweendom. It’s available in twin, twin XL, and full sizes, and comes with the brand’s standard 365-night trial (which is clutch if your child happens to be a picky sleeper) and the lifetime warranty.
Check out our Saatva Youth mattress review for more.
Compare Saatva Mattresses Near You
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| Saatva Classic | Contour5 | Saatva Rx Mattress | Saatva HD Mattress | Zenhaven Mattress | Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress | Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid | Saatva Solaire Mattress | Saatva Youth Mattress | |
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| Firmness | Multiple firmness options | Medium-firm: 7/10 | Medium-firm: 6.5/10 | Firm: 8/10 | Multiple firmness options | Firm: 7.5/10 | Medium-firm: 7/10 | Multiple firmness options | Medium-firm: 6.5/10 |
| Material | Innerspring | Foam | Hybrid | Hybrid | Latex | Latex | Hybrid | Other | Innerspring |
| Cooling | — | — | — | ||||||
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Back Sleepers,
Stomach Sleepers, Hot Sleepers |
Back Sleepers,
Back Pain, Couples |
Side Sleepers,
Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers |
Side Sleepers,
Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers |
Side Sleepers,
Back Sleepers, Hot Sleepers |
Back Sleepers,
Stomach Sleepers, Hot Sleepers |
Back Sleepers
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Side Sleepers,
Back Sleepers, Stomach Sleepers |
Back Sleepers,
Stomach Sleepers, Hot Sleepers |
Saatva Company Policies
As a luxury mattress brand, Saatva offers some high-end policies to complement its high-end mattresses. What stands out is the brand’s 365-night sleep trial, which gives customers a full year to try out the Saatva mattress—just compare this with the typical 100-night trial, or even the few minutes you might get to try out in a store. (If you’re someone who wants to touch a mattress before you commit to buying it, Saatva also offers showrooms.)
Saatva Shipping
There’s no charge for shipping a Saatva mattress, as the brand partners with nearby delivery companies to bring the mattress to you. More on that below.
Saatva Delivery
Saatva offers free white glove delivery with every mattress purchase. This means a team will come to your residence, remove your old mattress, and set up your new mattress—completely free of charge. You’ll just have to set up a time with Saatva, and sometimes you might need to communicate with whatever company it partners with to ensure your bed arrives when you need it. I personally had a little snafu with the delivery time being too early for my move-in date, but Saatva apologized and got me in touch with the local company it used, and I was able to set up a better time that worked for me.
Saatva Returns
If the Saatva mattress isn’t a good fit, simply contact customer service to begin a return at any point during the 365-day trial period. The brand does charge a $99 flat processing fee, but someone will come pick up your return, eliminating all the hassle.
Saatva Warranty
Also, the Saatva mattresses come with a lifetime mattress warranty that will cover any defects in the mattress. In the first two years of the warranty, Saatva will completely replace any defective mattress. After that, for $149, it will repair and re-cover the mattress.
How to Try and Buy a Saatva Mattress FAQs
Is there a place to test Saatva mattresses?
Yes, there are in-person showrooms where you can test Saatva mattresses. However, there are only 21 locations in the United States, focused in metropolitan areas, so this may not be a viable option for everyone.
Are Saatva mattresses sold in mattress stores?
Saatva mattresses are not sold in brick-and-mortar stores. However, you do have an entire year to try out the mattress before you commit to purchasing it. It only costs $99 to return (in exchange for a team who will pick it up and remove it from your home).
