Saatva Brand Review + Which Saatva Mattress Is Best For Your Sleep Style?

The brand’s flagship model, this mattress is a real crowd-pleaser. With three firmness options and two heights to choose from, it’s a super customizable hybrid mattress with a luxury feel. The combination of coils, memory foam, and organic cotton make it a breathable, supportive mattress with great temperature regulation and solid edge support.

Just note: The Luxury Firm and Firm models are, as the name suggests, firm. If you’re a strict side sleeper or smaller bodied, you’ll be better off with the Plush Soft Classic.

If you’re hoping to avoid synthetic foams, you may prefer a hybrid with GOLS-certified organic latex. Saatva’s Latex Hybrid (which we’ve reviewed on its own) is a great pick for combination, back, and stomach sleepers. The makeup of perforated latex and steel coils make this a great mattress for people who tend to sleep hot. 

With the same tufted Euro pillow-top as the Classic, this mattress has a similar luxurious feel. But, unlike the Classic, there is only one firmness option available for the Latex Hybrid. Saatva rates it as a medium firm. Our testing team determined the feel is closer to the firm end of the spectrum. You can learn more by watching our full video review for the Saatva Latex Hybrid.

If you prefer the feeling of memory foam over an innerspring mattress, you may like Saatva’s Loom & Leaf. This all-foam model is available in two firmness options: Relaxed Firm (which Saatva rates a 5 to 7 out of 10 on its firmness scale), or Firm (rated 8 out of 10). If you’re a strict side sleeper or combination sleeper, you’ll be better off with the Relaxed Firm option. 

While memory foam isn’t typically the most eco-friendly material, Saatva makes an effort to use renewable oils in their proprietary material. In fact, we picked the Loom & Leaf as the “best memory foam” mattress in our roundup of the best organic mattresses. Memory foam is not always a great pick for hot sleepers, but Saatva’s foam is infused with cooling gel. The mattress is topped with a breathable organic cotton cover, which may also help.

Couples and people who are picky about their bed’s firmness and feel can take matters into their own hands with the Saatva Solaire. Literally, you can control this air mattress’ firmness with an attached remote. 

The Solaire is a combination of zoned organic latex, memory foam, an adjustable air chamber, and a plush Euro pillow top. Select from 50 firmness options and, if you and your sleep partner have different ideas of comfort, split models are available in a Queen or larger. The Solaire is compatible with adjustable bases—so you can fully customize your sleep setup to your liking.

A slightly softer pick for side and combo sleepers, Saatva’s Memory Foam Hybrid consists of pocketed coils, cooling gel memory foam, and the brand’s standard plush, 3-inch pillow top made from organic cotton. The hybrid design has a cooler surface than traditional memory foam beds, without compromising the cradling sensation side sleepers tend to love. 

This mattress is newer to the Saatva line, but already has great reviews from people who love the combination of support and cushion. A few reviewers mention switching to this model after finding the Saatva Classic too firm. So, if you’re a strict side sleeper or prefer a softer bed, you may consider doing the same.

The Zenhaven is an all-foam flippable mattress. One side is Luxury Plush, which Saatva rates at a 4 to 5 out of 10 and is better suited for pressure relief and side sleeping. The opposite is Gentle Firm (a 7 to 8 out of 10), which is better for back sleepers who want to feel more lifted and supported in bed. Of course, you’ll want to land on one side eventually. But the flippable design means you’ll have a better chance of finding your desired firmness during your sleep trial. 

This dual-sided model is made solely from GOLS-certified organic latex, GOTS-certified organic wool, and a breathable organic cotton cover. It’s Saatva’s most eco-friendly pick, and the latex design makes it a great option for people who tend to sleep hot.

This supportive hybrid was designed with larger bodies in mind. It has firmer natural latex foams, cushiony memory foam, and a base of 12.5-gauge recycled steel coils. Saatva says these coils are 25% stronger than the industry standard. Plus, the mattress has the brand’s plush Euro pillow-top, for that signature luxury feel. 

Saatva says the HD is designed to keep heavier bodies (up to 500 pounds) supported and comfortable in all sleep positions. The HD is a newer model for Saatva, but already has 4.8 out of 5 stars from over 100 reviews. 

A couple considerations: You’ll need to pair the HD with Saatva’s HD foundation, as the brand says it’s not compatible with standard foundations or frames. Also, the taller height of this bed means you may need deep pocketed sheets.