Costco Mattress Reviews (2026)

Updated: October 22, 2026

Costco is a good place to buy a mattress if you’ve already decided on a specific model. It’s harder to choose one there. While members get competitive pricing, mattress listings rarely show foam densities, layer details, test results, or other information that would help you decide whether a model fits your needs.

We bought and tested five Costco-exclusive models as part of a review of 120+ mattresses rated on 40+ criteria. This guide shows where each performs well, falls short, and which tested alternative comes closest, so you can compare the mattress itself with alternatives in the same price range.

Want to compare our top picks from every tested option? See our Best Mattress Canada picks.

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Costco at a Glance

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Popular Costco Mattresses, Matched With a Tested Alternative

Costco carries many well-known mattress brands. We bought and tested Costco-exclusive models from GhostBed, Stearns & Foster, Novaform, Kingsdown, and Simmons, among the 120+ mattresses we evaluated against 40+ criteria. Each is paired with a Canadian-made alternative closest to it in construction and feel.

 

GhostBed

Costco sells several GhostBed mattresses, including both foam and hybrid models. As a company, GhostBed is rated “Great” on Trustpilot but only has a BBB customer rating of 1.58/5 stars.

The GhostBed Fusion is a medium-firm hybrid priced at $1,399 for a queen size. It offered excellent edge support in our testing and would suit shoppers who prioritize a sturdy perimeter, particularly if they’ve tried it in person first. It comes with a 25-year warranty and Costco’s generous return policy.

You may prefer Logan & Cove Choice if you want zoned support at a lower price. It costs $200 less for a queen and adds zoned support, a quilted tight-top cover, and advanced cooling features, with very good edge support and motion isolation in performance testing. It comes with a 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle that includes a bamboo sheet set and shams, a bamboo duvet cover, a down alternative duvet, adjustable pillow(s), pillow protector(s), and a mattress protector.

 

 

Stearns & Foster

Stearns & Foster is a luxury bedding brand based in Ohio, but manufactures several items in Canada. Tempur-Sealy International, the world’s largest mattress manufacturer, owns the Stearns & Foster brand. Costco has an agreement with Stearns & Foster to produce Lakeridge, its Kirkland Signature pillow-top hybrid mattress.

The Kirkland Signature Stearns & Foster Lakeridge is a medium-firm pillow-top hybrid available in only two sizes, priced at $1,399 for a queen or $1,699 for a king. It offers very good motion isolation and edge support and suits shoppers who want a traditional pillow-top from an established brand. It comes with a 10-year warranty and Costco’s generous return policy.

You may prefer Logan & Cove Choice if warranty length and size range matter: it matched Lakeridge on edge support and motion isolation in performance testing, with five more years of warranty coverage, a 365-night sleep trial, and an extensive size range. Each mattress comes with a free bedding bundle, and you don’t need a paid membership to buy it.

 

 

Novaform

In Canada, Novaform mattresses are exclusive to Costco. They’re generally available in queen and king sizes. Novaform says its foam is “proudly made in the USA, while most covers are imported.”

One of Novaform’s most popular mattresses is Novaform ComfortGrande Plus Advanced. It is the highest-rated Costco model we tested (6.0/10), and costs $699 for a queen. It features a gel-infused memory foam with phase change material. It suits foam shoppers who like a medium feel and want to stay under $700. The cover is not machine washable.

You may prefer Douglas Original if you share a bed: although it costs $100 more, it scored higher on edge support and motion isolation in performance testing, limiting movement across the bed or providing extra support near the edges. It also has a gel-infused foam, comes with a washable cover, a 365-night trial, and a free bedding bundle.

 

 

Kingsdown

Kingsdown is a long-established brand in the mattress industry, one of the largest independent mattress manufacturers in the world. In Canada, the brand is only available through third-party retailers, including Costco.

Kingsdown Passions Beckingham is a firm hybrid Euro-top mattress exclusive to Costco. It features foams with multiple mineral infusions for cooling and antimicrobial properties, cooling gel foam, and zoned support. It suits shoppers who specifically want a firm feel. At $1,349 for a queen size, this model lacks features that are available with mattress competitors, like a free bedding bundle with purchase.

You may prefer Logan & Cove Choice if you sleep warm or want additional support: it earned a higher score for cooling features thanks to its cooling nanofibres, gel foam, and breathable hollow fibre fill. It also has individually pocketed coils for extra airflow and costs $150 less. Choice costs $1,199 for a queen and includes a 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty and a free premium sleep bundle with purchase.

 

 

Simmons

The Simmons Bedding Company is an American subsidiary of Serta Simmons Bedding, with mattresses available in Canada through various retailers, including Costco.

Simmons Gel Memory Foam is a firm all-foam mattress at $389 for a queen size, with excellent edge support. If the lowest price is the priority, it is the cheapest model we tested, but it lacks advanced cooling features.

You may prefer Juno if you want protection on a budget purchase. Although it costs $160 more, it offers a medium-firm feel suitable for all sleep styles, excellent edge support, and several cooling features like cooling gel and open-cell foams. It comes with a 120-night trial, a 15-year warranty, free shipping and returns, and a free bedding bundle—all for just $549 for a queen size.

 

 

Other Brands Sold Through Costco Canada

Costco’s lineup changes often by region and season. It stocks mattresses from well-known names like Beautyrest, Sealy, Serta, and Springwall.

MattressReviews.ca hasn’t tested a current Costco-only model from any of these brands. As these often come with their own names and layer builds, a brand’s reputation or a review of its retail lineup may not be applicable to the model on the Costco listing. Construction can also change between versions, so older test results do not carry forward.

Before buying one of these models, some details are worth checking on the listing or law label, like the foam certification (such as CertiPUR-US®), warranty length, and the sizes offered. These are the same criteria that separated the tested models above.

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Is Costco the Best Place to Buy a Mattress?

Costco may have low prices and high convenience, but that doesn’t mean it’s the ideal place to buy a mattress. Costco works well as a place to buy a known model, but it works less well as a place to choose one. So, for most shoppers still comparing options, here are a few reasons you should consider before buying a mattress at Costco:

• It’s hard to research mattresses. Costco listings offer limited detail on materials, layer thickness, and foam density, on-site reviews or third-party test data. Costco-exclusive models also differ from a brand’s regular lineup, so reviews of other models may not apply to the Costco exclusive. In-store, Costco employees may not always have the answers to your questions about a specific mattress. Without that information, it can be difficult to predict how it will feel or if it will suit your needs.
• Total cost: mattress only versus mattress plus bedding. A Costco price covers just the mattress. Douglas, Logan & Cove, and Juno include a bedding bundle at no extra charge. If you would otherwise buy these items separately, compare the all-in cost, not the sticker price.
• Mattresses aren’t always stored properly. Expanded mattresses should be laid flat for storage. However, Costco often stores fully expanded mattresses on their sides along the warehouse walls so customers can browse them more easily. This can damage the mattress over time and reduce its lifespan.
• Availability varies by location. There’s no guarantee that your local Costco will have the mattress you’re looking for. Even if they do have the model, the store might not have your size in stock.
• Delivery and return pickup is only available for online purchases. If you find a mattress in-store and want to take it home, you need to transport it yourself. You’ll also have to bring the mattress back to the store if you decide to return it—no pickups. And while online returns are picked up, scheduling can take 3–4 weeks.
• Costco has a poor online reputation. The company is rated “D” (unaccredited) on the Better Business Bureau and “Poor” on Trustpilot, based on thousands of customer reviews.
• You need a paid Costco membership. You have to be a Costco member to purchase a mattress, whether you’re shopping in-store or online. This membership starts at $65/year, meaning you need get a membership before you can buy a Costco mattress.

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Which Mattress Should You Choose?

For shoppers who want test data before buying, and a trial after buying, there are other Canadian mattress brands that are well worth a look.

For medium-firm foam, start with Douglas Original. It is our recommended alternative to Novaform if you value a washable cover and if the stronger motion isolation and edge support are worth spending $100 more. Douglas Original scored 9.9/10 overall in engineer testing and is a good choice for couples and sleepers sharing a bed. At $799 for a queen size, it comes with a 365-night trial, free return pickup, full refunds, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle with purchase.

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For a medium-firm hybrid, start with Logan & Cove Choice. At $1,199 for a queen size, it costs less than the GhostBed, Lakeridge, and Kingsdown models compared here and includes zoned support. Logan & Cove Choice scored 9.7/10 overall, with very good scores for both edge support and motion isolation (7.5/10). It comes with a 365-night trial, 15-year warranty, and a free premium bundle, which includes a bamboo sheet set and shams, a bamboo duvet cover, a down alternative duvet, adjustable pillow(s), pillow protector(s), and a mattress protector.

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For a smaller budget, compare Simmons with Juno. While Simmons has the lower upfront price, Juno is worth considering for its larger size range, longer warranty of 15, and its bedding bundle that includes a sheet set, pillow(s), and a mattress protector. Juno offers excellent edge support and above-average motion isolation, and its optional Cool+ cover helps keep you cool throughout the night.

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These three top-rated mattress brands, Douglas, Logan & Cove, and Juno, are sold online and in stores in Alberta and Ontario, so shoppers in those provinces can try them in person before ordering.

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