Saatva Memorial Day sales: Last chance for up to $600 off

An assortment of Saatva mattresses on a blue background with sales graphics such as percentage symbols and shopping bags
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The long weekend might be over but the Saatva Memorial Day sale is still live — but not for long. You can still save up to $600 on luxury handcrafted mattresses at Saatva but based on previous sales, we suspect this deal will come to an end soon.

Saatva has also been talking about a price increase because of mattress tariffs so today's Memorial Day mattress sales might be your last chance to buy these luxury beds with a big discount.

Save up to $600 when you spend over $4,500 at Saatva

Save up to $600 when you spend over $4,500 at Saatva
Saatva's extended Memorial Day sale is a spend more, save more discount with up to $500 off mattresses — and up to $600 off if you bundle your purchase with a qualifying bed base. This deal is best applied to the specialist Solaire model which comes with adjustable firmness. A queen is now $4,099 with $500 off — that's only $4 more than Black Friday (and the result of an MSRP hike, rather than a better discount then). We expect this deal to end before the week does.

Saatva Memorial Day sale: 3 best deals in 2025

Saatva offers a year's sleep trial and a lifetime mattress warranty, plus free White Glove Delivery. Here are the three mattresses we most recommend...

1. Saatva Classic Mattress: $2,099now $1,799 at Saatva

1. Saatva Classic Mattress: queen $2,099 now $1,799 at Saatva
Our Saatva Classic Mattress review team struggled to find fault with this mattress — outside the $99 returns fee, it's a near-perfect luxury hybrid. The flagship Saatva mattress, the Classic is available in three firmness levels and two heights, which means it suits most sleeping positions, while the enhanced lumbar support reduced the back and hip pain of our lead reviewer. You can save up to $300 on the Saatva Classic right now, with a queen reduced to $1,799 (was $2,099.) It's not the best deal we've seen this month (a queen was $1,699 last week) but we do think it's the best price you'll see for a while.

Our review: ★★★★★
User score:
★★★★★ (3,900+ reviews)

2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: $1,999now $1,799 at Saatva

2. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress: queen $1,999 now $1,799 at Saatva
The Memory Foam Hybrid is typically Saatva's most affordable adult mattress, delivering signature Saatva luxury for (slightly) smaller budgets. However, in the tiered saving a queen Memory Foam Hybrid is the same price as the Classic — $1,799 (down from $1,999.) With just one firmness level it lacks the versatility of the Classic, but our Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress review team found the medium-firm build comfortable in most sleep positions. The top foam layer also delivers more body contouring, for those who like the cushioning of the best memory foam mattresses but want the breathability of a hybrid.

Our review: ★★★★½ 
User score:
★★★★★ (190+ reviews)

3. Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress: $2,499now $2,199 at Saatva

3. Saatva Latex Hybrid Mattress: queen $2,499 now $2,199 at Saatva
Using latex foams (like those often found in the best organic mattresses) to create natural pressure relief, the Saatva Latex Hybrid is an eco-friendly bed with buoyant support. Saatva recommends it for back and stomach sleepers and we think that's probably accurate; latex foams rarely have the sink we look for in mattresses for side sleepers, but the bouncy feel cradles the body without losing support. Latex is also naturally breathable, so this is our top Saatva choice if you're looking for a good cooling mattress. Today a queen size Saatva Latex Hybrid is on sale for $2,199 (was $2,499) which is comparable to the biggest saving we saw in April. You might want to see if the 15% off sale comes around again soon for a larger saving, although with the tariff price hikes looming, we're not sure it's a deal worth waiting for.

User score: ★★★★★ (260+ reviews)

When does the 2025 Saatva Memorial Day sale end?

Saatva's Memorial Day sale is likely to be coming to an end soon, with the extended deal only set to run for a few more days. Right now Saatva is offering an 'it's not too late sale' with tiered discounts on all mattresses over $1,000.

In previous years, Memorial Day has been one of the cheapest times to buy a Saatva mattress and this has proven true again in 2025.

Throughout April we saw the Saatva sale change regularly, with the deals sometimes switching several times a week. Once the Memorial Day sale is over, we predict Saatva will return to the flash deals, making it harder to nail down the discount you want.

Saatva MSRPs have been creeping up over the years and we expect this trend to continue. Given the looming tariffs, Memorial Day might have the lowest prices we see on several Saatva mattresses for a while.

A woman wearing a black and white stripped top sits on the edge of the Saatva Classic mattress in a bedroom designed with light blue walls

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Is Memorial Day a good time to buy a Saatva mattress?

In previous years, Memorial Day has been one of the cheapest times to buy a Saatva mattress and this has proven true again in 2025.

The Saatva Memorial Day mattress sale just about matches the discount we saw for Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2024. Incidentally, this is the same deal we saw for President's Day 2025.

The Black Friday Saatva sale took $400 off all orders over $1,000. This reduced a queen size Saatva Classic to $1,695. The MSRP has since risen by $4 (from $2,095 to $2,099) but with our $400 discount, you can get a queen for $1,699, which is the biggest discount we've seen over Memorial Day on the Classic.

Image shows the Saatva Classic mattress from the side, placed on a white wooden bed frame. We expect to see a $400 discount on the Classic in this year's Saatva Memorial Day sale which should reduce a queen size to $1,699, making it only $4 more expensive than this year's cheapest price so far which was $1,695 for a queen size in the Presidents' Day sales.

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As Memorial Day is over, we're expecting these discounts to finish soon based on previous sales. Saatva mattress deals rarely hang around for long post the big event — it really is a case of you snooze, you lose.

And that might be more true than usual, as Saatva has spoken openly about the impact of tariffs on pricing (and advertised several 'beat the tariffs' sales.)

While we haven't seen an impact on pricing just yet, Saatva has a history of increasing MSRPs during the summer months and we predict that's when we'll see any tariff-motivated changes taking effect.

Where to find the best Saatva Memorial Day sales

Saatva is an online sleep brand and you can find all the latest Saatva mattress deals on the brand's website. Alongside mattresses, Saatva also sells pillow, toppers and other bedding accessories.

Although Saatva doesn't operate any traditional mattress stores, you can visit a Saatva Viewing Room, to try before you buy.

These calming spaces are home to multiple Saatva mattresses and, with the help of kiosks and Sleep Guides, you can find the best Saatva mattress for you. The order is then placed online and the mattress delivered to your door.

Saatva Viewing Room Philadelphia with Saatva RX at the center of the store

An example of a Saatva Viewing Room (Image credit: Future / Alison Barretta)

For bedding accessories, the Saatva Amazon store sells both pillows and mattress toppers but I've never seen any sales here. Saatva rarely reduces accessories, so if you want to save, the best chance is to bundle them with a mattress purchase.

Saatva mattresses aren't stocked on any third-party sites, although on rare occasions we have seen old stock sold via mattress liquidators. Regardless, we recommend shopping direct from Saatva, as your mattress will be made to order and you get the full benefit of Saatva's premium extras.

How does Saatva's Memorial Day sale compare to other luxury mattresses?

The Saatva Memorial Day deal isn't the only mattress deal we've been tracking but it is one of our favorites — and here's how it compares to its competitors.

The WinkBed is a close rival of the Saatva Classic, however while our WinkBed mattress review team praised its luxury support, WinkBed's sale is uninspiring; there's $300 off mattresses at WinkBed, the same deal we see year-round. But 'uninspiring' doesn't mean bad, as it's a good price for a luxury design.

The DreamCloud Premier mattress is an affordable alternative, with a queen $949 in the evergreen DreamCloud mattress sale. We see this sale all the time so there's no rush to buy — although a Premier Hybrid mattress starting from $599 at DreamCloud is excellent value

One comparable discount that has caught our eye is the Helix Memorial Day sale. You can save 27% sitewide at Helix with code TOMS27, a step up from the usual 20% off. In this deal Luxe range mattresses are pricier than the Classic, with a queen Luxe $1,732.54, but you do get a free bedding bundle.

Are there Memorial Day sales on Saatva mattress toppers, too?

Saatva's luxury mattress toppers are rarely ever on sale — even during big site-wide sales — and that's the case for Memorial Day.

The Saatva High-Density Mattress Topper on a bed

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This may be a little disappointing to hear, seeing as Saatva makes one of the best mattress toppers of the year, but these premium bed toppers are still a good option if you can't stretch your budget to a Saatva mattress.

Ruth Jones
Senior Sleep staff Writer

Ruth is a staff writer at Tom’s Guide, covering all things mattress and sleep. She has a deep interest in the link between sleep and health, and has tried enough mattresses to know the right bed really can make a difference to your wellbeing. At Tom’s Guide she writes to help people sleep better, from how-tos to the latest deals to mattress reviews, and has interviewed an array of specialists who share her passion. Before joining the team at Tom’s Guide, Ruth worked as a sleep and mattress writer for our sister website, TechRadar.

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