Canadian Mattress Brands: What’s the Best Mattress-in-a-Box in Canada? (2024)

Douglas is the best bed-in-a-box in Canada and our Top Pick 2024. Douglas excels in motion isolation, edge support, and pressure relief, and offers features like a machine-washable cover and a cooling gel foam layer.

Every Douglas mattress ships for free with a 365-night sleep trial, a 20-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle. Starting at $599, Douglas offers exceptional value at an accessible price.

Logan & Cove is our pick for Canada’s best hybrid mattress. This brand combines premium foam, advanced cooling features, and multi-zoned pocket coils for exceptional comfort, support, and pressure-point relief.

Logan & Cove comes with free shipping, a 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle. Prices start at $799, offering luxury sleep without the luxury price.

Octave is our top pick for the best cooling mattress in Canada. This mattress is packed with advanced cooling features, provides zoned support, and offers next-level pressure-point relief for all sleep styles and body types.

Octave comes with free shipping, a competitive 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle. Prices start at $599, keeping prices low and temperatures comfortable all night long.

Juno is a popular budget-friendly foam mattress. In fact, we consider it one of Canada’s best affordable mattresses. Juno features cooling gel foam and support foam that delivers above-average edge support and balanced cushioning.

Juno comes with free shipping, a 120-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle. Prices start at $399, proving that a great night’s sleep can also be affordable.

Hamuq sells hybrid mattresses that combine cooling gel foam, multi-zoned pocket coils, and hypoallergenic materials. While Hamuq’s mattresses provide good edge support and motion isolation, they lack advanced cooling features, and the company has few customer reviews on third-party review platforms.

Hamuq comes with a 120-night sleep trial and a 15-year warranty. Prices start at $799.

Silk & Snow sells foam, hybrid, and organic mattresses that are suitable for all sleep styles and come in a variety of sizes, including RV mattress sizes for foam models. These mattresses generally provide good motion isolation and edge support.

Silk & Snow comes with an industry-standard 365-night sleep trial and a 15-year warranty. Silk & Snow mattresses start at $600.

Endy sells foam and hybrid in a full range of mattress sizes, including limited RV sizing. Endy mattresses typically feature good edge support and motion isolation. However, they don’t offer much in the way of cooling features, which are a must for hot sleepers.

Endy comes with an industry-average 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. Endy mattresses start at $675.

Haven sells foam and hybrid mattresses online in a range of sizes and firmness options. We reviewed Haven LUX Hybrid, which offers premium features like a pillow top, advanced cooling, and two coil layers.

Haven comes with an industry-average 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year limited warranty. This mattress also has a premium price tag starting at $1,000, making it out of reach for many Canadians.

GhostBed sells foam, hybrid, and RV mattresses online, often using premium materials and with useful features. However, negative customer reviews on third-party review sites report issues with product quality, sleep trials and returns.

GhostBed comes with a 101-night sleep trial and a 20-year warranty. GhostBed Classic pricing starts at $2,495. Note that while GhostBed mattresses are often on sale, you will need to pay back any discounts in case of a return.

Polysleep sells several models of foam mattresses online, including a baby mattress and a mattress that folds up into a couch. The model we reviewed, Polysleep Origin 2.0, has good features like a machine-washable cover but lacks cooling features.

Polysleep has an industry-average 100-night sleep trial (with restrictions making that timeframe even shorter) and a 10-year warranty. Polysleep Origin 2.0 pricing starts at $845.

UK-based mattress company Simba sells its hybrid mattresses in Canada through Sleep Country. According to reviews on third-party sites, Simba’s quality is lower than expected given the high price, with customers noting dips and ridges in their mattresses after only a few years.

Simba comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. Pricing starts at $1,399—much more expensive than similar hybrid mattresses.

Puffy sells foam/memory foam mattresses that promote pressure-point relief and spinal alignment. While Puffy mattresses have useful features like machine-washable covers, they offer very little cooling—and memory foam is known for sleeping hot.

Puffy has an industry-standard 101-night sleep trial and a Lifetime-year warranty. Pricing starts at $1,199, making Puffy a more expensive choice for an all-foam mattress.