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Reviews check them out XD
I wouldn't entertain buying one from the reviews.
In the pictures looks like is about to explode.
The stuff of nightmares
Terrible Reviews : ((

Waste of time these. No support and couldn't sleep on it for a night. Have also tried a new version of these for 6 months and for that length of time was ok but not worth £800+ especially when many people claim they start losing their shape after about that long. Went with the IKEA Valevag (firm) instead and has been great.
Ditto. Got a year out of it but the effort it took to get out of the sink hole to treat the Mrs became too much. The Mrs was sad to see it go 💁♂️
Bought a double last time been great.... Going for the super king this time, fingers crossed it's just as good
I bought a Hybrid Luxe refurb last week. It arrived boxed, clean and in good condition. Still intending to send it back though - it just doesn't feel very supportive and we've both been waking up aching from it. It's a lot less firm than our previous Eve mattress.
Consider upgrading to the Pro or the Luxe

Not sure why this is still live the price went up over 100% last night?
£140 now
I reckon so.
I guess the 4.5/5 people who rated highly must be all single then? Small DBL now £139.99 but other sizes still super cheap
The springs in this mattress are all joined together so when you move the whole mattress moves. OK if you are the only one on it but terrible if you have a partner.


Double arrived today, no problems, seems very similar to the Lidl mattress I picked up the other day...which was an Emma: hotukdeals.com/share-deal/3934154
I have this mattress and its so comfortable
Impressed with mine from last time much better than simba and no sagging
They wanted the source of the code which I got from honey https://otty.com/products/otty-aura-hybrid-mattress
Link not working for me


NectarSleep > Emma
I’m 99% sure these are in Lidl atm for £199 brand new for a king size
Refurb mattresses are like marmite on here I suppose
I've bought a refurbished one and couldn't be happier! Each to their own. It's been reconditioned like new.
Worst mattress I ever bought
The hotukdeals Guide to Finding the Best Mattress Deals and Discounts

When you think about it, few things in life are as important as a good mattress. Although they can often be underestimated, these essential household accessories are what lies between a sound night of rejuvenating sleep, and hours of tossing and turning which leaves us more tired than we were when we first turned in. So choosing the right mattress is incredibly important, and that's where hotukdeals can help.
Buyers will find plenty of mattress offers in our bedroom accessory listings, with mattresses of all shapes, brands, and materials. The world of mattresses is more complex (and modern) than many people think, so we've put together a guide to how to find the perfect companion for your hours of sleep and how to find the best mattress deals.





What Makes a Good Mattress? Things For Buyers to Look For
Not many people think about what makes a mattress comfortable, while other designs are virtually unusable, so it's worth running through a few guidelines to find out why this could happen.
Durability – Firstly, good mattresses aren't a disposable product that works well for a year or two, before becoming degraded and useless. The types of mattress available from budget furniture stores will usually fall apart within a couple of years with normal usage. Good versions are engineered to last for a decade or more.
Hardness – The best mattresses are ones which balance firmness and give. Cheap mattresses feel incredibly soft when you first buy them, and they might work brilliantly until their form starts to fail. But it inevitably will.
Personalisation – Having said that a balance between firmness and softness is optimal, that's not always easy to strike for one straightforward reason: we are all different.
Those are pretty general themes to think about when purchasing a mattress. But there are also technical considerations that will crop up again and again as you browse mattress listings. Here's a brief guide to some key terms and how they could influence your buying decision:
Spring numbers – If you choose an innerspring mattress, the number of springs is very important. Basically, the more springs a mattress has, the firmer it will be, because springs deliver support.
Filling – The materials used to fill mattresses vary, and can make a big difference. Cheaper sprung mattresses will use cotton or synthetics, with no other layers. However, more expensive varieties could employ a range of materials to supplement cotton. For instance, silk or mohair can be added to make beds as soft as possible – although this will add considerably more to the price tag. More commonly, a mix of cotton and wool will be used to enhance a mattress' softness. In non-sprung mattresses, synthetics are used in layers. We'll discuss how these materials differ when we come to talk about foam mattresses, as it's easy to be deceived here.
Size – It's an obvious point, but mattresses have to be the same size as the bed they are intended to be used with. In the UK, mattress sizes range from small single mattress (75cm x 190cm) to double mattress (120cm x 190cm) or super king-size (180cm x 200cm). Double-check that you've found a deal for one with the correct dimensions.
Trial periods – These days, most mattresses come with trial periods, often for 100 days or more. Not every buyer realises this is the case, or how to exercise their warranty rights if the mattress doesn't measure up. When buying, feel free to inquire about warranty terms, and check that ordering a replacement or refund is straightforward. Finding the right mattress is a personal matter so don't be stuck with a product that doesn't enhance your sleep.
Now that know a bit more about what constitutes a good mattress, it makes sense to introduce the most important types that buyers will encounter at hotukdeals:
- Pocket Sprung
In these mattresses, most of the space is taken up by whatever filler the manufacturers choose. However, special pockets are incorporated in the design, and these pockets are fitted with springs, providing the firmness sleepers require. They won't adapt to your body shape, but can be more luxurious and soft than foam-based alternatives. However, as they can't be rolled, sprung mattresses tend to be cumbersome to install. And good versions will also carry a higher price tag than premium memory foam alternatives.
- Memory Foam
Made from polyurethane compounds, these mattresses contain no springs. Instead, they are created from layers of synthetic materials (sometimes with natural wool or cotton layers to add extra softness). The foam used adapts to the sleeper's body and generally speaking more expensive memory foam mattresses will keep their shape for longer periods. But, foam mattresses are known for trapping body heat, causing a “clammy” sensation. Good versions are less prone to this than cheaper options, which is an excellent reason to seek out premium brands for less at hotukdeals.
- Latex
Like memory foam mattresses, latex mattresses keep their shape well and do not require springs. They are known for their anti-microbial properties, meaning that keeping latex versions clean and safe for kids is much easier. And they also attract dust in lower quantities than other mattress styles, which can be a huge factor in homes where dust is a problem. Latex mattresses last for a long time and have similar comfort levels to memory foam, but they can share the heat issues discussed earlier, so again – paying more is advisable.
- Hybrids
The above three categories aren't exclusive. Some mattress manufacturers have opted to combine materials and construction methods to create hybrids. Most commonly, you'll find versions with foam layers on top, and springs underneath. When they are well-made, these mattresses can deliver the firmness and personalisation of memory foam, with the softness you'd hope for from the best-sprung models.
- Budget Mattresses
Alongside those varieties, some low-cost retailers still market old-fashioned mattresses with very few springs or coil beds. Coiled versions feature connected springs, which reduce the need for filler (and hence reduce the softness of the mattress). They also tend to shift with sleepers, causing a more disturbed night's sleep – especially for couples. On the plus side, prices are lower, but if you can find mattress deals for premium models, it's well worth spending more.
How to Remove Stains from a Mattress?
Here's the easiest method of removing stains and marks out of a mattress:

Remove any sheets or mattress toppers from the mattress. These can usually be put in the washing machine to be cleaned.
Vacuum the mattress. This is to avoid any dirt from further marking the mattress.
Spot-clean any visible stains with a stain remover. Never spray directly onto the mattress (most mattresses aren't designed to get wet at all), instead spray the cleaning product onto a cloth and dab the stain.
Dampen separate cloth, and dab the stain until most of the stain remover has gone.
Repeat these steps of dabbing stain remover and water on the stain until the stain is removed.
After the stain has been removed, sprinkle the entire mattress with baking soda. This should absorb any odours or moisture.
Hoover the baking soda up.
Air out mattress on its side next to an open window for a couple of hours.
Flip the mattress and protect with a mattress protector.
Essential Mattress Accessories
Here are some essential mattress accessories that you might want to consider purchasing:
Mattress FAQs
The best mattress varies from person to person. Good mattresses are soft enough to feel comfortable and luxurious, but firm enough to support your body. This support is crucial to protecting your joints and muscles as you sleep. However, there is such a thing as “too firm”. While very hard mattresses may be excellent for those suffering from orthopaedic ailments, they won't be ideal for most people. Choosing something “in between” is a better option. For the best mattress, try memory foam or with a very high number of spring pockets.
The best mattress toppers provide support to the body as well as protecting the mattress underneath. The best mattress topper vary from person to person, but generally look for memory foam toppers.
The best mattress for back pain will depend on the person, but generally high quality latex mattresses (Dunlopillo for instance) and memory foam mattresses both support back muscles and improves spin alignment.
Most mattress manufacturers will recommend you replacing your mattress every 8 years.
Yes, most mattresses can be recycled. Some retailers will take your old mattress when delivering a new one, otherwise try contacting your local council to find out information about mattress recycling in your local area.
How and When to Make a Mattress Purchase
Buying a premium mattress is rarely a waste of money. When you make the upgrade, you'll understand the difference between ageing, sagging, poorly-made budget mattresses, and the cream of the crop. But actually making the shift can be an expensive process. So how can you save cash and improve your sleep?
Aside from juggling the merits of mattresses and toppers, the best thing to do is head to the hotukdeals mattress listings. Our listings feature major brands like OTTY and Leesa, as well as boutique manufacturers that are just coming on-line. And you'll find discounts from popular furniture retailers like John Lewis, Argos, Amazon, Robert Dyas, and CostCo.
Before taking advantage of coupon deals or mattress sale promotions, it's always wise to test the mattress in question. If you have the chance, head to a nearby showroom and ask to feel the product. A few seconds of testing can be the difference between a sleep revolution, and endless night-time frustration.
Shopping at key sales periods can make a big difference, too. January is often a great time to find a premium mattress or mattress topper sale, as retailers capitalise on the New Year home improvement trend. But Black Friday in November can also be a good time to bargain hunt. In any case, and whenever you shop, hotukdeals will feature mattress deals to help you boost your nocturnal comfort.
Cut the Cost of Sleeping Comfortably with a Mattress Purchase from hotukdeals
Having the right mattress is one of life's most important considerations, but too many people suffer through the night on surfaces that are too hard, too soft, or too clammy to encourage a solid night's sleep. Don't be like that. Find a way to sleep soundly and recharge your batteries with a purchase from the hotukdeals mattress listings.
Some Key Modern Mattress Brands That Should Guarantee a Good Night's Sleep
The contemporary mattress market is fiercely competitive, with numerous brands vying for attention via TV, billboard and online advertising. But what are the key brands for buyers to check for at hotukdeals? Here are some innovative manufacturers that are making an impression:
OTTY – OTTY is famous for its “mattress in a box” beds, but also makes a range of hybrid mattresses that offer the best of both worlds. Affordable by premium mattress standards, OTTY hybrids have won various Which? And Good Housekeeping awards thanks to their breathable materials and low-sag performance. Their hypoallergenic covers and 2,000 pocket springs couple with multiple foam layers to produce spaces that should suit the most demanding snoozers.
Eve – Earning a cult following Eve made its name with mattresses incorporating three layers of memory foam, with materials that claim to be 30 times as breathable as previous foam-based mattresses. The 10-year warranty is as long as you'll find, you can try your mattress for 100 nights before claiming a refund, and all Eve mattresses are made in the UK as well. Buyers will find a mix of pure memory foam and hybrid versions. However, it's worth noting that 650 springs is far less than OTTY, so there may be a comfort trade-off with the hybrid version.
Simba – A Simba mattress has become a byword for comfort in recent years, and with good reason. This brand's hybrid designs feature a massive 2,500 springs and attract rave reviews from sleepers for their consistency and comfort. The 100-night guarantee sweetens the deal, meaning that if the company's hype doesn't measure up in reality, you can always look elsewhere.
Neptune – If you want a premium pocket sprung mattress, Neptune could be the perfect brand to choose. Using Yorkshire wool filling, with a little horsehair and hemp added in, these mattresses also mix up “high resolution” springs and conventional pocket springs, resulting in the kind of feel that would grace luxury hotels. But you may be able to find a deal that lets you feel that type of luxury in your own bedroom.
Leesa – One of the finest manufacturers of multiple-layer memory foam mattresses, Leesa originated in Virginia Beach, USA, but it rooted in Manchester these days. Its signature product is probably the Sapira – a high-quality hybrid mattress, but there's also the all-foam standard Leesa mattress. This can often be a very cost-effective option to choose, offering support, comfort, and breathability.


Unpacked and installed, will see what dear son thinks tomorrow morning, but looks pretty decent once out of the pack...
Still in box, waiting for help to carry it up stairs...
How is it? I've an Emma hybrid arriving tomorrow!!!
Ahh, yes, £10, sorry, I used a £5 off voucher on the mattress...
£10 and £2 free shopping plus a free bakery item if you hit £200 in the month

£170 in amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panda-Topper-Infused-Hydro-Foam-Mattress/dp/B07J1TZ2LC?th=1
Thanks, showed £109 all day then went in again last nite. £84 thanks
King size still showing as £84.99 for me.
can this be rolled up and stored, looking for at topper for my rock and roll camper bed
Does the King size come up as £119 or more. All others show duscoun

Sorry for being late, looking forward to the next event.
Deal has currently expired, but any chance it would be available elsewhere.
Wonder why it shows different prices for the same product..?
Another £100 on top of that price for me
4ft Grey £202.99 (no drawers)

All done now cheers, seems the two flat bits are useless then :)
lol you got different parts to me. i followed this!
Any tips on how you got these bits attached to the headboard since no instructions came with mine.
Ah ok. Mine just arrived so its not a deal breaker for me cos i have plenty of storage
Not sure how the base of the one delivered passed safety and quality control. Half the base has visible staple rashes (bent, not penetrating the target) and I have to rip the cloth to take them out as it may damage the mattress. There was a handwritten label on its plastic wrapping reads "PUTAWAY', fair enough!

For kids I would not recommend Simba or Eve as they are firmer mattresses. That could stunt their growth as they softer bones which are developing. Medium is better suited as advised by the manufacturers. Emma have the original range mattresses that have medium specification which they say is better suited.
Are these reviews mostly for the Hybrid? Are the Pro or Luxe models any better as they appear to also have springs in
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Can anyone recommend a foam or hybrid mattress that’s not too expensive, that they have first hand experience of, that is genuinely cool / good for a ‘hot sleeper’ please? :)
My simba is around 7 months old or so, and has developed a mild groove in the middle where I sleep. I thought it was the bed at first, but there is deffo a groove. Issue is I've been sleeping on this without a under sheet a few times, so the cover is a bit dirty and has the odd tea stain or two. Hope they'll take it back.

Have received my Bamboo & charcoal Pure mattress and must say it's a nice clean fresh looking mattress. No marks or issues here with mine! It's as firm as I had expected too, £198 well spent. This Otty mattress refurb/refresh is a thumbs up from me & delivered on time too! Great service from the delivery firm & seller. :)
Thanks OP, my mattress was delivered today. It looks completely new without any signs of use.
eBay discount code TENOFF3 takes an extra 10% off this for me
I like otty mattress. We got a few in the house now. Bought them new as need to move to loft bedroom but otherwise refurbs are great bargain. 18m now and the mattress is still very firm.
Any suggestions for a cheap soft mattress while we're here?


Looks like 5% off code is now invalid. I am expiring the deal
They have been advertising as made in UK & Ireland recently. German company.
Germany
Yeah I've just seen. So it's basically care or NHS workers. The company I work for stayed open the whole panic and I can't work from home, but I'm still not a key worker, meh 🤷🏻♂️
There is a link in the description with more details https://www.emma-sleep.co.uk/keyworker-discount/

Could have been a lot worse..... Mine arrived last week. There were a couple of dirt smudges on it where it had been handled. I doubt very much this 'refurbishment' process is anything more that someone beating it with a broom and a squirt of febreeze. Happy with it though and would buy again. My son says its very comfortable but then what he had on his bed was awful anyway!
I'm not so lucky, just got delivered a mattress with a big wee stain on it.
I had an extra 10% off voucher in my basket so added that brining the Lux double down to £270. Ordered for my son, hope it’s worth it 🤞
The code worked like a charm. Thanks I’ve also noticed that code HOT15 gets 15% off the total price reducing the price any size mattress even further.
I found the luxe to be firmer than than the hybrid pro. Definitely made the right choice going with the luxe. The second luxe was like new.

Sure enough although this exact deal is expired there's another "sale" now. It's just a tactic to pressure you to buy with the countdown timer on the website Anyway turned up today, so far so good. It expanded in like 5 minutes, though I left it for 4 hours before taking the nap I was desperate for after lugging heavy mattresses around... As reviews say it seems medium-firm but then I just replaced a 16 year old spring mattress (the springs were finally showing lol) so anything will seem firm after that lumpy saggy old thing. Only had a nap so far so time will tell. The outer material sure seems good quality. My fitted sheets force me to squish it a bit at the corners, though I can't see it being too much of an issue.
We looked at these a year ago but were not impressed when seeing one at our friend's house. It had malformed in 4 months. They said they were getting a free replacement and a reset of the 100 or so days they get the return window. We in the end went for OTTY and their superking Charcol mattress. It's great and can be had for around these prices as like Emma and Simba they are predominately always on offer. Only thing about the charcoal one is the indents on the bed itself and the normal one would likely do the same job but cheaper. Just remember to spin them around every month or so (was in our instructions)
Funny this should pop up, I just bought one independently myself yesterday (arriving tomorrow) You can subscribe to the newsletter and texts for a bit more discount, and due to GDPR easy enough to get out of it again. But yeah I got the impression it's a DFS kinda thing where the sale restarts as soon as it ends. See how it goes, outside of shills including the "Independent" they seem to be a bit "marmite", hopefully I'll love it. Thinking it can't be worse than my existing one with the bare springs showing SURELY (*touch wood*)
I find it too hot. Have now got a 1.5 togg duvet and no radiator on in the bedroom and it's just about tolerable.
It felt well enough made and delivery was quick and easy but it's far too firm for me. I'm a side sleeper with a slight lean to my front but I just couldn't handle the firmness. I kept waking up with pins and needles every morning. Lasted a week before I sent it back. The returns process was also easy and issue free to be fair.

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I've had two. One was compressed and in the original box. The other came unrolled and in a plastic bag thing. I have since noticed a defect on the one that came in the box so wonder if all of the compressed "refurbs" just have a defect somewhere.
Mine Mine came rolled up in a long box and mattress in plastic wrap.
Mine was delivered compressed and rolled Did you buy one? Or is that just an assumption? My one came compressed and rolled
Someone's expired it, but I just bought a king size for £188.19 (y) I stand corrected! Small double, king and super-king sizes all still in stock....
I've had three over the past year, all delivered compressed, rolled and in a normal box.


Be prepared to wait months and months for delivery. We ordered and when the delivery date finally arrived, the mattress wasn't actually in stock so we had to wait months more.

Thinking about ordering this, seems like a good deal for a well reviewed mattress. (y) Being put off slightly by the cold votes, am I missing something?
Which review: 76% Best Buy This Emma hybrid mattress has been around for a while, but the results from the latest version we tested are still impressive. It's durable and supportive no matter what position you like to sleep in, so we've made it a Best Buy. Pros Good support no matter what position you like to sleep inWashable coverExcellent durabilityCons Not available direct from EmmaIf we’re being really picky – stability could be better. Some movement will transfer across the mattressTrial night offer may not be applicable depending where you buy What is it? A bed-in-a-box foam mattress from Emma. You won't find this mattress on the Emma website, but you will find it available via other online sites and it's currently sold in John Lewis. It's delivered vacuum-packed in a box, so you can't try it out in shops. Instead, Usually, Emma offers a 200-night trial period if you buy a mattress direct, but for this mattress you'll need to check what sleep trial comes with it from the retailer you buy from. We first tested this mattress in June 2017, this latest version has a slight change in construction, so we re-tested it. If you’re after a soft mattress, this is a good choice. In our independent firmness tests, this mattress ranked as an eight, with one being the firmest and 10 the softest. This hybrid combines a 16cm foam core, with additional layers of memory foam, a layer of mini pocket springs topped with 3.7cm of more foam and a removable, washable cover. It's a no-turn mattress but should be rotated regularly. It doesn't have handles but, at just over 24kg, it's not as heavy as some. There’s a 10-year guarantee included. What’s it like to lie on? You'll get good support no matter what body shape you are or what position you like to sleep in. It’s especially good for those of you who like sleeping on your back. You’ll get great support when it’s new. In our tests, we run heavy barrels back and forth across each mattress thousands of times to simulate approximately 10 years of use. This means we can tell you if a mattress will sag, soften, or become less supportive over time. This mattress is very durable, so you don’t need to worry. It won't sag, soften, or become less supportive. If you like the feel of it when new, you can sleep well knowing you still will in years to come. Despite the foam layers, it’s easy to turn on this mattress. It doesn't suck you in or restrict your movement. When you do shift sleeping position, there is some movement across the mattress. If you share a bed with a light sleeper, you may disturb them as not all the bounces are absorbed. Emma says the cover is temperature regulating, and the memory foam layer is ‘ultra-breathable’. We found in our tests that the mattress is breathable, and doesn’t feel too warm to sleep on, so it shouldn't get damp with sweat on hot or muggy nights. How comfortable is it? Which? members who own an Emma mattress generally find comfort acceptable, according to our latest mattress brands survey. Go to our mattress brand guide to find out more and to see where Emma ranks overall. Is there anything else I should know? If you buy this mattress from deal sites such as Wowcher or Wayfair, the trial night guarantee may not apply, so check what’s included before you buy. Should I buy it? Yes, this is a great hybrid mattress that’s supportive and will last the test of time. We’ve also spotted it’s on offer quite a lot, so you may be able to buy it at a reduced price.
Thanks, the one posted is £809 in John Lewis.
So in my research I found 3versions - Emma Original full memory foam ( which is the John Lewis) - Emma Hybrid mattress - Emma Premium (high end range)
Is this the same one at John Lewis? https://www.johnlewis.com/emma-original-memory-foam-mattress-medium-tension-double/p4329504

Funny and helpful! (y)
Get guests smashed on cheap wine and they'll crash on the sofa (highfive)
Hmm, what do people think - for a guest bed in double do I go for the medium/firm HYLLESTAD for £223 or is there something else you would recommend please?
I agree the delivery charge is a joke 😞
How is it different from emma foam premium mattress? Both have springs?
5mm of memory foam! 😧
To call this a memory foam mattress is real spin. The mattress is 180mm deep. Less than 3% is memory foam
Is there any non-Amazon reviews for this brand? What's the country of origin?