Original 10" Mattress

Hybrid is the right call for guests. Coil layer in the Leesa Original Hybrid does pressure relief similar to all-foam but holds up to two sleepers without sagging into one spot. Pure foam mattresses get weird with multiple sleepers, the Nolah is fine for solo but most guests don't come solo. Trial period helps too if anyone's unsure, you've got like 100 nights to send it back.

I use a Nolah mattress and am a huge fan! Both my partner and I have back pain in general and this seems to be a good bed for it.   https://nolahsleep.com/products/nolah-original-10

I like that Nolah Original’s medium firm since I switch between side and back sleeping alot

First off, as another commenter said, $1,500 is a bit much for a Twin-size mattress. If you have the space, you could get a really nice Queen-size for that price as well. I test out mattresses for work and, if you're primarily a side sleeper, there are a couple other options you could look at: Bear Elite Hybrid (Soft version), Brooklyn Bedding Aurora Luxe (Soft version), Helix Midnight. Those are all in your price range. And, when it comes to cooling and mattresses, there is a lot of marketing speak around that. The Nolah, in my experience, doesn't necessarily sleep "hot", but you'll also need the right sheets and comforter to ensure you don't overheat during the night (if you're a hot sleeper like me).

Honestly surprised nobody mentioned Leesa yet. cross shopped Nolah vs Leesa last year for a guest room and the Leesa Original Hybrid won for me. felt basically the same on pressure relief but the coil layer in the Leesa made a real difference for guests who toss and turn. Nolah AirFoam is solid for pure side sleepers but the all foam thing means you sink into one spot all night and thats a dealbreaker if guests are actually staying multiple days. someone on Reddit just put up a [breakdown comparing two Leesa twin models](https://www.reddit.com/r/ProductProbe/comments/1stjmfi/twin_mattress_hunt_ended_with_two_different_picks/) for a guest room and a kids room which is pretty much the same situation you are describing. saved me from overthinking it when i was going back and forth. tl dr both Nolah and Leesa are in the same price tier. Leesa is on Amazon with a 120 night trial and the hybrid is worth the extra for adults. if the twin is for a kid the cheaper foam Leesa Studio is fine, dont overspend on a mattress a 6 year old is gonna use as a trampoline.

For the mattress, Nolah Original is great. It works great with adjustable bases and the price point is pretty fair. For the other furniture, definitely check out Buy Nothing groups on Facebook for your area, not just Marketplace.

Nolah Original at $650 for a twin is a geat value, especially during a sale. Their AirFoam holds up better than basic memory foam which matters a lot on a tighter budget.

For 140 lbs as a side sleeper, check the Nolah Original. It's designed for lighter side sleepers and the AirFoam is good at relieving pressure on hips and shoulders.