I called the front desk. I think the Sealy Hospitality division distributes these, but it's a Stearns & Foster Airedale in luxury firm. Looks like the Airedale was discontinued in 2021 and replaced by the Haraway Collection.
Thanks for the advice. It's a Stearns & Foster Airedale in luxury firm. Looks like the Airedale was discontinued in 2021 and replaced by the Haraway Collection.
I tried 8 other mattresses before we settled on one... as in we had them in our home after thinking they were the right fit and then later realized they got too soft. The one we kept in the end was from costco.
My suggestion is to get a solid top for your bed frame or buy a bed frame with a solid top if you do not have one already. Cheap flexible slats only lead to problems in my experience. Some people use plywood but I would prefer a finished "nice" product. We went with a costco bedframe that has a solid top but some users have posted they can buy a solid top off amazon for a few hundred $ and it comes in 4 sections that you just lay on top of your existing slats.
The mattress we kept after going through 8 others is the Sterns and Foster 14" Tight Top. We have had it for 4 months now and it is still amazing without sagging, etc. Reviews on naplab or whatever the reviewer is pertains to the medium or soft euro pillow top which I do NOT recommend as it uses a lot of foam that can get soft quick where as the tight top has less but more dense material and then the springs. Look at the weight of each mattress, if it is not a all foam mattress and it is super heavy you are probably getting what you pay for.
If you want something that will last, Sterns and Foster is good at Living Spaces but go lay on it. I like mine so much I tried to replace it with the exact same one.
Every body is different. I am a stearns and foster firm. I have tried Tempur. Even the sealy firm doesn’t do it for me and all 3 of these brands are the same company
We found a very firm Stearns&Foster that we really like. We are both side sleepers who occasionally sleep on our backs. I use a foam pillow that supports my neck. The mattress has pocketed coils, so we can adjust the motorized frame to sit upright or elevate our feet, when lying on our backs (this came in handy, when one of us had surgery that limited comfortable sleeping positions). We both hate the soft mattress that we find in many hotels.
I have 2 mattresses from Costco,
One for my primary bedroom the bulky thick Sterns & foster firm mattress. It was an expensive purchase ~$1k, but definitely worth it. I’ve had this mattress for over 5 years and I love it, no complaints. Since it was a big purchase, I went to Sleep Country first to try some beds and see if the firmness is to my liking. After trying a couple of firmness levels, I decided I need a firm mattress (soft, medium & firm were the 3 choices).
I also have the memory foam mattress from simons. It’s not good to sit on, but a great mattress to sleep. It’s something I use in guest bedroom ( I need the option to comfortably sit on my main bed). When we spend more than 8-10hours on the bed each day, I wanted to invest in a quality mattress. So the sterns & foster mattress was a great choice. Overall super happy with my purchases.
There was a sterns & foster at sleep country or the Brick I can’t remember exactly, but I did check the firmness of the bed in person in store before purchasing from Costco.
I do the same as well, use laptop on bed and sleep on my stomach. I found this mattress firmness perfect for that. (That’s why I wasn’t happy with memory foam as it sinks when you sit on it)
Do try the bed in person before buying. I went to stores like Ashley’s, Brick, sleep country to test all brands. And I was happy I found the same brand as Costco in sleep country for me to try.
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