Nature's Sleep Mattress Review
Nature's Sleep sells four US-made, CertiPUR-US certified medium-firm beds. They're the Brook 10-inch foam, the Laurel 12-inch foam, the Meadow 12-inch hybrid and the Willow 14-inch foam. Gel memory foam is meant to help with cooling and pressure relief. Prices start near $898. The brand advertises free shipping and 2 to 5 day delivery. It doesn't publish a trial length, a warranty length or verified ratings, so you'll need to confirm those before you buy.
Is Nature's Sleep the best mattress for you?
Good fit if you want
- US-made CertiPUR-US boxed beds
- A universal medium-firm feel
- Gel memory foam pressure relief
- A hybrid choice (Meadow)
- Fast free shipping
Look elsewhere if you need
- A published sleep-trial length
- A published warranty length
- Soft, firm or split-firm options
- Budget picks under $898
- Verified third-party ratings
Compare the Nature's Sleep mattresses
| Model | Feel | Height | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brook 10-inch FoamA 3-layer all-foam bed with 2 inches of gel memory foam, 2 inches of transition foam and a 6-inch high-density base. It's vacuum-packed and positioned for back, side and stomach sleepers. | Medium-firm | 10 inches | From $898 |
| Laurel 12-inch FoamA 4-layer all-foam bed with a quilted cover, a gel-infused memory foam top, transition foam and a high-density base. | Medium-firm | 12 inches | Not published |
| Meadow 12-inch HybridThree foam layers plus 8-inch pocketed coils, with gel-infused memory foam. It's pitched at couples and mixed preferences for even support, reduced motion, airflow and pressure-point easing. | Medium-firm | 12 inches | Not published |
| Willow 14-inch FoamThe tallest all-foam bed, with a quilted cooling cover, gel-infused memory foam, transition foam and an 8-inch high-density base. It's vacuum-packed. | Medium-firm | 14 inches | From $1,598 |
Which mattress suits your sleep needs?
All four models are marketed in a balanced medium-firm feel for side, back and stomach sleepers. Choose the Brook for the lowest starting price and the simplest 10-inch foam build. Choose the Laurel or Willow for thicker all-foam builds and quilted covers. The Willow is the tallest, at 14 inches.
Choose the Meadow if you want hybrid bounce, airflow, pocketed-coil support and motion reduction for couples. The brand doesn't publish soft, firm or split-firm options (checked September 2026).
Mattress prices and value
The Brook 10-inch Foam starts at $898.00, and the Willow 14-inch Foam starts at $1,598.00, as shown on the brand's collection and product pages. The pages we saw didn't show prices for the Laurel 12-inch Foam or the Meadow 12-inch Hybrid.
Accessories shown include an All-in-One Foundation from $369.00, an Adjustable Base from $1,499.00, Luxury Sheets from $125.00, a Mattress Protector from $70.00 and pillows from $95.00. The Brook looks like the value entry and the Willow the premium foam pick. It's hard to judge value, because the brand doesn't publish size-by-size pricing, sales, trial, warranty or density specs (checked September 2026).
What are the mattresses made of?
The Brook is 10 inches, with a 2-inch gel memory foam top, 2-inch transition foam and 6-inch high-density base foam. The Laurel is a 12-inch all-foam bed with a quilted cover, a gel-infused memory foam top, transition foam and a high-density base.
The Meadow is a 12-inch hybrid with 3 foam layers plus 8-inch pocketed coils and a gel-infused memory foam comfort layer. The Willow is a 14-inch all-foam bed with a quilted cooling cover, gel-infused memory foam, transition foam and an 8-inch high-density base.
Common claims are Made in the USA, CertiPUR-US certified materials, vacuum-packed boxed delivery, cooling gel comfort and a medium-firm feel. The brand doesn't publish foam densities, ILDs, coil gauge or count, cover textiles or fire-barrier details (checked September 2026).
How well do the mattresses hold up?
The maker claims CertiPUR-US certified foams, US manufacturing and high-density base support. It doesn't publish foam densities, indentation ratings, coil specs, sag thresholds or durability testing (checked September 2026). We found no long-term owner durability data and no confirmed warranty sag depth for the Brook, Laurel, Meadow or Willow.
Foam softening and edge-support wear are the usual weak points in this class. The brand doesn't publish model-specific failure rates.
Customer reviews and complaints
The brand's Reviews page lists the four-model lineup but shows no star scores, review counts, testimonials or complaint details. Product pages show no ratings or review text, only navigation labels for Reviews, FAQs and Warranty. We couldn't verify the BBB page, and a third-party review page we tried didn't exist.
The brand doesn't publish common praise or complaint patterns on sagging, heat, returns or service (checked September 2026).
Where can you try and buy?
Buy direct online at naturessleep.com/collections/mattresses and the linked product pages for the Brook, Laurel, Meadow and Willow. You can try a bed in person through retail partners with the site's Find My Store tool. Dealer Login and Become a Dealer pages are linked.
You can call (877) 557-5337, use Chat With Us or Email Us. Hours are Mon to Fri 9am to 10pm EST, Sat 10am to 5pm EST and Sun 11am to 8pm EST. The address is 7143 West Broward Blvd, Plantation, Florida. The brand doesn't list marketplace or chain-retailer sellers (checked September 2026).
Delivery, setup and removal
Product pages say In Stock, Free Shipping and Delivered in 2 to 5 Days. Beds arrive vacuum-packed in a box and expand after unboxing, and the founder's message repeats the 2 to 5 day arrival. White Glove Delivery is offered as an upgrade that handles the heavy lifting.
The shipping policy covers the contiguous United States only. Shipping times are estimates with no guarantees, and there's no expedited shipping. You can't cancel or change an order after you place it. The brand doesn't publish room-of-choice, setup or old mattress removal terms (checked September 2026).
Sleep trial and returns
Site banners advertise Free Shipping and Returns. The brand doesn't state a sleep-trial night count, return window or exchange process. It doesn't state a break-in period or restocking and return-shipping fees either (checked September 2026).
The shipping policy says refused, stopped or cancelled items may incur restocking plus freight deductions. Third-party purchases follow that seller's return process. One shipping-policy excerpt mentions a GhostBed comfort trial. It isn't confirmed to apply to Nature's Sleep models. Ask for the trial and return terms in writing before you order.
Warranty
The site links to Warranty, FAQ, About and Contact pages. The brand doesn't confirm a warranty length, sag-depth coverage, exclusions, claim process or proration terms for the Brook, Laurel, Meadow or Willow (checked September 2026).
An official warranty page refers to older lines. Classic, Natural and RV carry 20 years, and the Luxe, Flex, 3D Matrix and Legend lines carry 25 years. It mentions 1-inch sag language, 1-year cover and registration within 30 days. It doesn't map those terms to the current four models, so don't assume they apply to you.
Nature's Sleep vs. other brands
The shipping policy references GhostBed trial language and shared-site cues. The brand doesn't publish ownership, shared manufacturing or matching trial or warranty terms with GhostBed (checked September 2026).
Against boxed foam rivals, Nature's Sleep stands out for US-made CertiPUR-US foams. You get a simple four-model range from 10 to 14 inches, and one hybrid, the Meadow. Direct comparisons are limited. Densities, firmness scales, trial and warranty terms and verified ratings are missing. Against retail store brands, trying a bed in person depends on partner dealers through the store finder. The brand doesn't list its own store network.
How we put this review together
We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.
- naturessleep.com
- Nature's Sleep shipping and refund policies
- Nature's Sleep Reviews page
- BBB profile
Quick answers before you buy
How much do Nature's Sleep mattresses cost?
The Brook starts at $898 and the Willow at $1,598. The pages we saw didn't show Laurel or Meadow pricing.
What types are offered?
Three all-foam beds, the Brook 10-inch, Laurel 12-inch and Willow 14-inch, plus the Meadow 12-inch pocketed-coil hybrid.
What firmness?
All four are marketed as balanced medium-firm for side, back and stomach sleepers.
How fast is delivery?
Product pages advertise free shipping and delivery in 2 to 5 days. Beds are vacuum-packed in a box, and a White Glove upgrade is mentioned.
What trial and warranty apply?
The brand doesn't publish current-model terms. The site advertises Free Shipping and Returns and links to Warranty and FAQ pages without usable details (checked September 2026).
Where are they made?
The brand states they're made in the USA with CertiPUR-US certified materials.