DreamCloud launches flash memory foam mattress sale — the 3 best deals to shop

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Don't wait for Prime Day or Black Friday – this is the best price you'll get on a DreamCloud memory foam mattress

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DreamCloud Sleep has run a big flash sale on all of its memory foam mattresses for this weekend only. Whilst all models are usually up to 50% off, this past weekend you could save $100 on every all-foam DreamCloud. This was the cheapest we had seen these mattresses available for, but although this sale ended, DreamCloud mattresses are still great value for money, and are unlikely to drop in price again soon.

The DreamCloud is one of the top recommendations in our guide to the best mattress of 2024 for all budgets and sleepers, offering hotel-style luxury for a modest price. Our mattress experts recommend the DreamCloud memory foam as a good fit for side sleepers, as there's enough sink-in contouring here to cradle the hips, shoulders and knees – all pressure points when side sleeping. 

So if you’ve been waiting to buy a DreamCloud memory foam mattress, we don’t expect to see a better price with than you'll get in this new DreamCloud mattress sale. All mattresses come with a year's sleep trial, lifetime warranty, and free shipping and returns too. 

The top 3 deals to shop in today's flash sale

1. The DreamCloud memory foam mattress: orth $934 from $349 at DreamCloud

1. The DreamCloud memory foam mattress: worth $934 from $349 at DreamCloud
The DreamCloud original Memory Foam Mattress is the cheapest memory foam mattress the company offers, yet it doesn't skimp on features. You'll still get the seven layers of foam that contour to the body and help relieve aches and pains, and a base layer that absorbs movement. (You can read more about it in our guide to what is the DreamCloud memory foam mattress.) 

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2. DreamCloud Premier memory foam mattress:worth $1,116from $749 at DreamCloud

2. DreamCloud Premier memory foam mattress: worth $1,116 from $749 at DreamCloud
The Premier version of the DreamCloud Memory Foam adds an extra inch in height (13" tall vs 12" for the standard model). This extra inch is made from therapeutic gel memory foam layer, making it the better choice for people dealing with painful joints and who need deeper pressure relief than the standard DreamCloud memory foam. A queen size costs $1,049 (worth $2,233) in today's sale.

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3. DreamCloud Premier Rest memory foam mattress: worth $1,474from $1,049 at DreamCloud

3. DreamCloud Premier Rest memory foam mattress: worth $1,474 from $1,049 at DreamCloud
The Premier Rest is DreamCloud's most luxurious memory foam mattress in a box. It's the best choice of the three for people who overheat during sleep, as it's designed with cooling gels and foams to wick away heat and sweat, helping you to sleep comfortably through the night. It is more expensive though, with a queen size discounted to $1,399 (worth $2,076) in today's flash sale. 

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When is a good time to buy a DreamCloud mattress?

When it comes to mattresses, the Black Friday mattress deals at the end of November tends to see the deepest discounts, along with other major sales dates like President’s Day and Labor Day. 

However, DreamCloud has been running an up to 50% off discount since last October, and it's unlikely that the brand will offer anything more than $100 off in addition to the up to 50% off sale.

Jack Ridsdale
Jack Ridsdale
Sleep Deals Writer

Jack, a multimedia journalist, is the Sleep Deals Writer for Tom's Guide. Since attaining his journalism degree at the University of Gloucestershire, Jack has built up eight years of experience in writing and content creation. At Tom’s Guide, he is responsible for reporting on the latest deals and sales on mattresses, mattress toppers, beds, bedding, and sleep tech. Jack is fascinated by the link between sleep and mental health, productivity, and general quality-of-life. He’s especially interested in exploring how technology from brands like Sleep Number and Eight Sleep can improve sleep and general wellbeing. His other interests include live music and gaming, subjects about which he has penned thousands of words.