Nolah mattress deals and sales for April 2025: 25% off all mattresses + 2 free pillows
This month's Nolah mattress sale features discounts on all models

Once again, this month's Nolah mattress sale features 25% off sitewide, including all Nolah's mattresses. You'll also receive two free pillows with your mattress purchase, valued at $149.
The brand's top-seller is the Nolah Evolution 15, now only $1,424 for a queen after the 25% discount (was $1,899). This remains one of the best prices we've seen for this model lately thanks to a drop in the MSRP.
As with all the best mattress brands, Nolah offers a generous sleep trial (120 nights) and warranty period (lifetime). Head below for this month's top Nolah mattress deals — but know that prices may drop as we get closer to the Memorial Day mattress sales.
Nolah mattress sales: The best deals this month
1. Nolah Evolution 15: was from $1,299 now from $974 + free bedding at Nolah
This hybrid memory foam bed suits anyone seeking high levels of pressure relief and cooling. Graphite-infused AirFoamIce and a cool-touch cover handle the cooling, while pressure relief comes courtesy of foam and an 8" coil system. A drop in MSRP means prices either match or beat what we saw last month after a lesser discount. A queen Nolah Evolution is now $1,424, which is $200 less than its Presidents' Day sale price.
2. Nolah Original 10" Mattress: was from $999 now from $749 + free pillows at Nolah
The Nolah Original 10" is the company's most affordable option, but don't let its budget price fool you. In our Nolah Original 10 hands-on review, we found this mattress delivered a soothing memory foam hug and excellent pressure relief, and is especially comfortable for side sleepers. This month's Nolah mattress sale drops the price of a queen to $1,087 (was $1,449).
3. Nolah Natural 11: was from $1,499 now from $1,124 + free pillows at Nolah
The Nolah Natural is an environmentally-friendly and hypoallergenic latex hybrid mattress designed for back pain relief. The mattress holds a spot in our best organic mattress guide. Handcrafted in the USA, it packs in layers of GOTS certified organic wool that's naturally breathable and temperature-regulating. That helps the Nolah feel warm/cozy in cold weather, yet cool to the touch when the temperatures rise. The price isn't too bad for an organic bed, either, with a queen going for $1,574 (was $2,099).
4. Nolah Signature: was from $1,299 now from $974 + free pillows at Nolah
The Nolah Signature is the brand's number one choice for side sleepers, with its ergonomic design providing extra cushioning and spine-aligning support. It's available in an all-foam model or a coil hybrid, with the hybrid adding $195 to the price. Bring home a queen Nolah Signature from $1,349 after 25% off.
Which Nolah mattress should you buy?
Nolah offers five different models for adults. There's also the Nolah Nurture 10" for kids, available in twin and full sizes (from $919,) and the specialist Nolah Luxe Alaskan King for families ($5,000 MSRP).
The company's base model is the Nolah Original 10", which is a mattress for side sleepers. It's designed to offer higher levels of pressure relief and uses temperature-neutral AirFoam to keep you comfortably cool. A queen retails for $1,449, but make it a hybrid and the price jumps to $1,649.
The Nolah Signature 12" is the company's extra-thick mattress, retailing from $1,799 for a queen. It packs 75% more AirFoam than the Original mattress, offering deeper levels of body contouring. In terms of firmness, it's the brand's softest memory foam mattress with a rating from plush to medium. For a slightly firmer feel (6/10 firmness), make it a hybrid.
The Nolah Evolution 15" is the brand's signature mattress, now retailing for $1,899 for a queen. It comes in three firmness levels, allowing it to cater to a wide range of sleepers. We tried the Luxury Firm option for our Nolah Evolution 15 Mattress review and felt it delivered great pressure relief after a brief breaking-in period, but the edge support was lacking on our smaller test model.
The Nolah Natural 11" holds a spot in our best organic mattress guide. It's made from natural Talalay latex and GOTS-certified organic wool, which helps it sleep cool. In our Nolah Natural Mattress review, we praised its breathability and ease of movement but wished the support was more consistent, particularly for side sleeping. A queen retails for $2,099, but frequent sales make it among the more affordable latex beds out there.
The Nolah Evo Comfort+ is a mattress for heavy people that can support up to 1,000 lbs. This 14" mattress has seven layers that consist of a cooling Euro-Top, lower-gauge coils, and sag-resistant foam. A queen size retails for $2,499.
The best Nolah mattress deals
1. Nolah Original Mattress deals
The cheapest Nolah mattress you can buy
Depth: 10 inches | Sizes: Twin to Cal king; also split king | Trial: 120-night guarantee | Warranty: Lifetime warranty | MSRP: $999 to $2,398
The Original 10" is Nolah's most affordable mattress. However, this mattress doesn't skimp on comfort or features. It's designed to offer pressure relief and uses temperature-neutral AirFoam to keep you comfortably cool. Nolah's AirFoam is said to be more durable than traditional memory foam and it also resists sagging over time. (However, for better edge support, take a look at the Nolah Original Hybrid.)
In terms of layers, the top layer is a Botanic Origin Tencel cover, followed by a 2-inch layer of cooling Nolah AirFoam. Nolah's Air Foam is made from CertiPUR-US certified foams that are free from toxic chemicals. Beneath that slab of Air Foam sits a 1-inch layer of high-resilience foam, which also adds a little bounce, followed by a 7" high-density foam base to add ballast to those contouring upper layers.
2. Nolah Evolution 15 Mattress deals
The most customizable Nolah mattress
Depth: 15 inches | Sizes: Twin to Cal king; also split king | Trial: 120-night guarantee | Warranty: Lifetime warranty | MSRP: $1,299 to $2,770
In our Nolah Evolution 15 mattress review, we named the bed one of the best mattresses you can buy. It's best for heavy people, hot sleepers, and couples. It's available in three different firmness options: plush, luxury firm and firm. For heavy people and couples, look at the luxury firm (rated 6-7 out of 10 on the firmness scale) or the firm (rated 8 out of 10) if you enjoy a firmer sleeping surface that puts you on top of the mattress, as opposed to sinking into it.
The mattress has a maximum weight capacity of 700lbs total, or roughly 350lbs per sleeper. There are mattresses out there that can accommodate a higher weight, but few come in the range of firmness levels as the Nolah and fewer still can match it for cooling power too.
This five-layer hybrid is made from foam and springs, so you get the best of both worlds in terms of comfort and support. Users praise it for its comfort in a range of sleeping positions, including stomach and back sleeping. The Evolution 15 has a 2-inch layer of AirFoamICE to draw away excess heat at a faster rate than its standard AirFoam. This is just one of the reasons why the Evolution 15 is the best mattress for heavy people who sleep hot. There's plenty of support and durability too, with high-resilience foam adding spinal and lumbar support, and high-density foam making the mattress more responsive.
3. Nolah Natural 11 Mattress deals
Nolah's most eco-friendly mattress
Depth: 11 inches | Sizes: Twin to Cal king; also split king | Trial: 120-night guarantee | Warranty: Lifetime warranty | MSRP: $1,499 to $3,398
The Nolah Natural 11" is the company's eco-friendly mattress and is rated a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale. (However, we think it's closer to 7-7.5/10.) This latex hybrid mattress is designed to offer back pain relief and high levels of pressure point relief around your shoulders, hips, and back.
The natural and organic materials start with an organic cotton cover that’s breathable and moisture-wicking. The cover prevents any moisture from building up within. The eco-friendly mattress also packs in layers of GOTS certified organic wool that’s naturally breathable and temperature-regulating. This helps the Nolah to feel warm and cozy in cold weather, yet breathable and cool during hotter months.
Tri-zone coils, made from recycled steel, deliver targeted support in high-pressure areas for a range of sleeping positions, whether you’re snoozing alone or sharing your bed. The natural Talalay latex is very responsive, too, offering a nice amount of bounce while cushioning your joints. You won’t sink in like you would on a memory foam mattress, but you'll feel well-supported and rested.
Nolah mattress sales: FAQs
Do you need a Nolah mattress promo code?
Nolah mattress sales are reflected on the product page, but for deeper discounts or other savings, you can apply a Nolah promo code.
When is the best time to buy a Nolah mattress?
Nolah runs sale events frequently so you'll never have to worry about paying full price. However, larger savings will usually take place around major shopping events like Black Friday and the upcoming Memorial Day sales. Those sales usually take as much as 35% off sitewide.
What is Nolah's return policy?
All Nolah mattresses come with a 120-night trial so you can take your time deciding whether it's right for you. There's a minimum of 30 days before you can initiate a return. (This is standard practice among mattress brands.)
If after 30 days you're not satisfied, contact Nolah to start the returns process. You'll receive a full refund, less a $99 fee for labor and transit.
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As deals editor-in-chief at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets, appliances, and apparel. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. He's also always on the look out for the best coupon codes to use when shopping. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.
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