Best Black Friday Mattress Deals: Our Top Picks (2025)

Looking for a mattress that provides all-around comfort? Look no further than Douglas. With customer reviews, Douglas is one of Canada’s most popular bed-in-a-box brands. In fact, Douglas Original is our top pick for the best mattress in Canada. It earned the #1 spot for its use of high-quality, eco-conscious materials, excellent motion isolation and edge support, and incredible value at just $799 for a queen size.

With Douglas’s Price Promise, you can rest easy knowing you’re getting the lowest price for your new Douglas, even if you choose upgraded models like Douglas Alpine and Summit. And these prices are the same no matter what day of the year it is. On top of consistent and affordable prices, Douglas also includes a 365-night sleep trial, a 20-year warranty, and a Comfort Sleep Bundle with your purchase.

If you struggle with getting a good night’s sleep, you’ll want Octave Vista. Our top pick for the best mattress for back pain in Canada, Octave mattresses are meticulously crafted for deeper, more rejuvenating sleep, which is an essential part of your overall well-being.

Octave has 6,400+ customer reviews for its premium memory foam mattresses, including the upgraded Octave Mirage and Horizon. These mattresses are crafted with high-end materials, excellent motion isolation, and precisely engineered comfort and cooling features.

Vista’s premium features are available for just $899 for a queen size. Octave is accessibly priced every day of the year, giving you more value outside of seasonal promotions. The mattress comes with a generous 365-night sleep trial and 15-year warranty. You also get a free bedding bundle with your purchase, which includes a mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s).

Want a mattress with all the support of a coil mattress and the contouring comfort of a foam mattress? You’ll love a hybrid—and Logan & Cove Choice is the best hybrid mattress in Canada. Its 4-layer design includes premium foams, a cutting-edge three-zone coil support system, advanced cooling features, and a quilted tight-top cover with detailing rarely seen outside a mattress showroom.

At $999 for a queen size, Logan & Cove Choice provides a luxury sleep without the luxury price tag. You can get quality and accessible pricing year-round, even with upgraded options like Logan & Cove Frontier or Pinnacle. Your purchase also comes with a 365-night sleep trial, a 15-year warranty, and a free bedding bundle that includes a mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s).

Buying a new mattress doesn’t have to mean breaking the bank. With prices starting at just $399, Juno is the best mattress on a budget without sacrificing comfort. It features a medium-firm feel, a cooling gel foam layer, and above-average motion isolation and edge support, making it suitable for a wide range of sleepers. Juno even comes in RV sizes so you can sleep well, both at home and on the road.

Juno comes with a 120-night risk-free sleep trial and a 15-year warranty. This makes Juno stand out from other value mattress brands, many of which don’t offer sleep trials. You’ll also receive a free comfort sleep bundle with your purchase, which includes a mattress protector, pillow(s), sheets, and pillow protector(s).

Silk & Snow entered the bed-in-a-box market in 2017 and sells mattresses and sleep products throughout Canada and North America. The brand was acquired by Sleep Country in 2023. However, Silk & Snow mattresses are sold through the brand’s website, not at Sleep Country.

The S&S Mattress comes in two firmness options: firm and medium-firm. The firm option is $700 for a queen-size, and the medium-firm option costs $100 more—meaning you’re paying extra for a mattress that suits all sleep styles. The mattress comes with a 365-night sleep trial and 15-year warranty, but this warranty coverage is limited, with free repair or replacement ending after 10 years.

Silk & Snow offers its standard bedding bundle with the purchase of a mattress, as well as discounts on some accessories. While this could look like a good deal on the surface, keep in mind that the company has a customer review rating of just 2.43/5 stars on Better Business Bureau.

Based in Frankfurt, Germany, Emma has gone from a local European mattress manufacturer to a global sleep and bedding provider in 22 countries, including Canada. However, it hasn’t been all smooth sailing. In June 2024, the company announced that it would be laying off 18% of its global workforce.

You may notice that many Emma mattresses, including their foam and hybrid options, always seem to be on sale. These “sales” have been investigated by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA). The CMA determined that these sales, along with other high-pressure retail tactics, were misleading to customers. While these sales may seem attractive, you likely won’t see additional savings by shopping Emma mattresses during the holidays.

Endy Sleep is a bed-in-a-box mattress brand in Canada that rose to fame following its appearance on CBC’s Dragons’ Den in 2017. Sleep Country Canada acquired the company in 2018.

The Endy is the company’s flagship mattress. This all-foam mattress features a combination of comfort foam and poly foam in varying densities. However, it notably lacks cooling features that you’d expect in a mattress at its price point. It also has just an industry average 100-night sleep trial and 10-year warranty.

Endy often has assorted discounts on accessories, such as bedding and furniture. Your purchase often comes with a free bedding bundle, too. While these discounts can be appealing, it’s important to do your research and ensure the products will meet your needs. For example, items like the duvet are made with polyester, which is not a breathable material and can cause overheating.

Casper is an American mattress company that has established a reputation through its association with organizations like Target Corporation and celebrities like Ashton Kutcher. In 2023, Sleep Country acquired a significant share of the company’s Canadian assets.

Casper Atlas is marketed as Casper’s “value” mattress, despite being regularly priced at $1,199 for a queen size—higher than competing hybrid mattresses like Logan & Cove Choice. It also lacks the cooling features we would expect to see in a mattress at this price point.

Casper offers assorted discount on accessories, as well as a free bedding bundle on occasion. That said, our editorial team has experienced repeated issues with shipping and customer service when purchasing Casper items (most recently when we purchased a sheet set for our Best Bed Sheets Canada article).

Simba Sleep, a popular mattress brand from the United Kingdom, is exclusively distributed in Canada by Sleep Country.

Simba 2500 is a medium-firm hybrid mattress that’s regularly priced at $2,199 for a queen size. Despite its higher-than-average price tag, Simba 2500 scored lower in third-party engineer testing (commissioned by us) than the more affordable Logan & Cove Frontier in crucial areas like edge support. Simba also has fewer cooling features, an industry-standard 10-year warranty, and a 100-day exchange policy instead of a true sleep trial.

While Sleep Country can offer appealing discounts, your purchase comes with several conditions. If a Simba mattress isn’t right for you, you won’t be able to return it for a full refund. You can only exchange your mattress for in-store credit, minus a $65 exchange fee. If you exchange Simba 2500 for a more expensive mattress, you must pay the price difference. You’ll also have to return the mattress to Sleep Country yourself—even if you bought it online and there’s no store nearby.

Owned by Nature’s Sleep, GhostBed is an American bed-in-a-box mattress company that has expanded into Canada. The company’s most popular mattress, GhostBed Classic, is a foam and latex mattress that offers a firm feel and good edge support.

However, like Emma, GhostBed offers permanent “sales” on its mattresses, with the countdown timer simply resetting each day. Many customers have also reported issues getting GhostBed to honour returns and warranty claims on sites like Consumer Affairs, Trustpilot, and the Better Business Bureau.

Some customers have reported that if they wanted to return their mattresses, they would have to pay back the discounts applied to their order. We have observed GhostBed raising their prices during sales to provide a greater “discount” (see August 2023 vs December 2023), meaning customers have to pay a greater amount to return a mattress purchased on sale.