Last chance to save $400 on Saatva's best hybrid mattress — sale ends today

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Saatva's extended Memorial Day sale ends today, so this is your last chance to save $400 on orders of $1,000+ at Saatva. Once this holiday saving ends, I expect Saatva mattress prices to rise over the summer months before dropping again around Labor Day in September.

My top recommendation is the Saatva Classic innerspring hybrid, this year's best mattress for sleepers seeking a luxury hotel-style bed with enhanced lumbar support. You can save $400 on the Saatva Classic at Saatva, with a queen down to $1,695 (was $2,095) – the cheapest price I've seen since Presidents' Day.

Even in today's extended Memorial Day mattress sales the Classic is expensive, but there's a cheaper option available if you want a handcrafted queen Saatva hybrid mattress. And if you want more cooling than the Classic offers, there's a better choice there too. Here's what I recommend and the prices they're selling for in a queen size...

1. Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid
Was: from $1,195
Now: from $795
Saving: $400 off all sizes at Saatva

Summary: The Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid is one of Saatva’s most affordable mattresses. It uses AirCradle memory foam and pocketed coils to good pressure in all sleep positions. Tom's Guide's Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress review team rates it as a medium-firm (6.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale), noting that the lumbar zone helps ease back and joint pain during sleep. The mattress offers good temperature regulation too, thanks to cooling foams and pocketed coils boosting airflow.

Price history: Monthly Saatva mattress sales discount the Memory Foam Hybrid by around $200, so this new $400 discount on all sizes is a great chance to save more on the smaller sizes. A queen size Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid mattress costs $1,395 (was $1,795) today – nearly $300 cheaper than a queen Classic (below).

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2. Saatva Classic Hybrid Mattress
Was: from $1,395
Now: from $995
Saving: $400 off at Saatva

Summary: The Saatva classic is the best hybrid mattress my team has tested. It comes in three firmness levels and two heights, so it suits most sleepers. Tom's Guide's official Saatva Classic matress review awarded the Saatva Classic 4.5/5 stars overall. I recommend it to people seeking a hotel-style luxury mattress with a little bounce, good pressure relief and lumbar support. The Classic is the best choice for general aches and pains, but the Saatva RX (from $1,595 at Saatva) is my top recommendation if you have chronic back and joint pain.

Price history: During major holiday sales, such as Memorial Day and Black Friday, Saatva runs a $400 discount on the Classic in every size. Most months the maximum saving is $250-$300, so you're getting the biggest discount I've seen since Presidents' Day. A queen costs $1,695 ($1,795) – $100 cheaper than last month but it doesn't beat the all-time low price of $1,595 last Labor Day (MSRPs were lower then).

Benefits: 365-night trial | Lifetime warranty | White glove delivery

3. Saatva Zenhaven Latex Mattress
Was: from $1,995
Now: from $1,595
Saving: $400 off at Saatva

Summary: The Zenhaven Latex Mattress is a double-sided mattress: firm on one side and plush on the other. Saatva has made it with Dunlop latex, which has several benefits including natural temperature regulation for cooler sleep, and high levels of pressure relief to ease joint pain when lying down. Two layers of five-zone latex deliver support to the back in particular, with the mattress responding to your curves as you shift position during sleep. Motion isolation is better on the Saatva Zenhaven compared to the Classic, so it's a better choice if you sleep hot and share with a restless sleeper who changes position frequently.

Price history: Latex mattresses are expensive but they outlast every other type of mattress, so long-term I'd argue they are better value for money. $400 off every size Saatva Zenhaven is a better deal than I've seen in recent months, so I'd recommend buying now before MSRPs increase and the savings drop. A queen size Saatva Zenhaven is on sale for $2,895 today (was $3,295). If you like the sound of a latex mattress but have a smaller budget, I'd also recommend the wool, cotton and latex Awara Natural Hybrid Mattress (from $649 at Awara Sleep).

Benefits: 365-night trial | Lifetime warranty | White glove delivery

Claire is a fully qualified journalist and Certified Sleep Science Coach with over 15 years’ product review experience. Claire is responsible for all mattress and sleep content published on Tom’s Guide, including our Best Mattress of 2024 buying guide. She is our expert on Saatva, DreamCloud, Nectar and Tempur-Pedic mattresses, and is also our in-house hybrid mattress specialist. Claire is certified to advise people on how to choose a mattress that best suits their sleep, body and budget, as well as helping them to create a nighttime routine and bedroom environment that promote good sleep. As Senior Sleep Editor, Claire takes the lead on developing and overseeing rigorous testing procedures for our mattress reviews, both at home and in our fully equipped Sleep Studio. Claire leads a team of experienced sleep and mattress specialists who report on and test a wide range of mattress and sleep products, and she also writes about all things related to sleep, and has interviewed a wealth of experts including mattress designers and buyers, neuroscientists, and doctors of sleep medicine.

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