Should You Buy the PlushBeds Eco Bliss Mattress?

Choose Medium for a medium feel, or Med-Firm for the firmer feel. Your choice comes down to which feel you prefer.

PlushBeds rates Medium 5 out of 10 on its firmness scale, and Med-Firm 7 out of 10. GoodBed's Comfort Level scale rates the 12 inch Medium as Medium and the 12 inch Med-Firm as Medium-Firm. Taken together, those readings make Medium the fit for a sleeper who prefers a medium feel, while Med-Firm fits a sleeper who prefers a medium-firm feel.

The Eco Bliss may fit lighter side sleepers in Medium; Sleepiverse recommends Medium-Firm for back, stomach, and greater-weight side sleepers. Choose firmness by both position and body weight.

• Side: For greater-weight sleepers, Sleepiverse rates Medium Good (5/10) and Medium-Firm Good (7/10).
• Back: For greater-weight sleepers, Medium is Fair (5/10), while Medium-Firm is Good (7/10).
• Stomach: For greater-weight sleepers, Medium is Poor (5/10), while Medium-Firm is Good (7/10).

These are Sleepiverse table ratings, not tested ratings. Treat them as guidance, not a promise of personal fit. Sleepiverse gives edge support 7.8, labeled Functional but unreinforced. If a reinforced edge matters to you, compare another bed before choosing.

It may be worth considering for back pain, but these opinions do not promise pain relief. PlushBeds says its foam core feels comfortably supportive and resists sagging or body impressions. LatexMattress.org calls the mattress ideal for sleepers with body pains, especially back pain. SmartMattressBuy says it suits people with back pain and describes no personal test. GoodBed’s owner report is from a side sleeper who owned the 10-inch Medium for 3 years and tagged lower / middle back pain. That is one owner’s report, not a reason to choose Medium for back support.

The Eco Bliss is designed to sleep cool and dry, according to PlushBeds. Its soft, stretch cotton cover is breathable, allows unrestricted airflow, and absorbs moisture. PlushBeds also says its breathable Eco Fire Barrier helps maintain a cool, comfortable temperature. If airflow and moisture handling matter to you, the cover is the feature to weigh most. Treat these as design claims, not a guarantee of your own sleep temperature.

A light sleeper should not count on this bed to block a restless partner. The readings do not promise quiet sleep; their scores are not directly comparable.

Dwell Mattress reports motion transfer 4/5, calls the bounce excellent, and says it does not impede movement. Sleepiverse lists motion isolation 8.8 and ease of movement 8.8, but says it has not directly tested this mattress. Its notes say foam-supported latex dampens transfer and natural latex is buoyant, or springy.

SmartMattressBuy’s Q&A with its Chief Sleep Science Editor rates motion isolation and bed sharing 4.25/5, where 1=Least and 5=Best. That is favorable on its scale, but a Q&A rating does not promise you will sleep through movement. It says latex is soft and responsive, while foam gives support and bounce.

The Queen list price is $2,764.00 as of 2026-10-15; it is worth it only if the price works for your budget.

The table gives 8 Inches list prices for sizes with dimensions. Queen also comes in 10 Inches and 12 Inches, so check the live price for your chosen height and size. Prices change, so confirm before you order.

The Eco Bliss uses a layered build, with layer thickness changing by mattress height.

• Top: Super Stretch Cotton Cover, made with stretch organic cotton.
• Next: Fiberglass-Free Eco Fire Barrier™, made from natural plant fibers.
• Comfort layer: Natural latex, 2 inches at 8-inch height, 3 inches at 10-inch height, and 4 inches at 12-inch height.
• Core: Supportive PlushFoam Core made of poly foam, 6 inches at 8-inch height, 7 inches at 10-inch height, and 8 inches at 12-inch height.

The brand says GOTS certification applies to the organic cotton cover, GOLS to the organic latex top layer, CertiPUR-US® to the PlushFoam core, and GREENGUARD Gold to the Eco Bliss mattress. These certifications apply to different parts or to the mattress as a whole.

The brand says the Eco Bliss is handcrafted in California.

PlushBeds says the Eco Bliss has a fiberglass-free Eco Fire Barrier made from all-natural plant fibers. The brand calls the barrier patented. The mattress law tag lists materials. Read it to check the materials listed for this model, using the tag as your written reference when reviewing the fire barrier.

The brand says this mattress works on a solid, rigid surface, a box spring, or slats at least 2.5” wide with no more than 3” between each slat. A box spring is compatible but not required. An adjustable base is allowed if it provides the required support. The brand says damage from insufficient mattress support may void the warranty, so use a base that supports the mattress well.

Durability readings differ, and PlushBeds says to rotate, not flip, only if you want. Sleepiverse lists 8.5, but says it has not directly tested this mattress; Dwell Mattress rates its durability 4/5.

PlushBeds says break-in often takes 2 to 14 days, with timing varying by mattress composition and personal factors. If you want, rotate it about every six months; PlushBeds says rotation is not necessary.

PlushBeds says standard shipping is free in the contiguous United States, and the Eco Bliss Mattress ships by UPS, with a 7-9 business day wait from your order date.

For bedroom mattress orders totaling $2,000 or more in the contiguous United States, PlushBeds lists White Glove delivery at $199. PlushBeds says optional old-mattress removal costs $149 per mattress in the contiguous United States.

PlushBeds says the Eco Bliss trial starts when the mattress arrives and lasts 365 nights. You must open the mattress within 30 days of receipt or the trial is void. PlushBeds also limits trials to one per household each year. Returns before night 30 carry a $99 fee deducted from your refund; returns from night 30 on have no fee. An early return reduces your refund by $99.

PlushBeds says the Eco Bliss has a Limited Lifetime Warranty for material and workmanship defects. After 10 years, the amount of coverage is adjusted based on the mattress’s age. The warranty applies while the original purchaser owns and controls the mattress, and it cannot be transferred. Damage from insufficient mattress support may void coverage. It covers a dip 1.5 inches deep, so compare any measured dip with that threshold.

Owners are largely positive overall, although Dwell notes occasional reports of sleeping hot. PlushBeds lists a 4.9 rating from 161 reviews on its own site, so read it as customer feedback, not an outside test score.

Dwell also reports a 10% return rate for Eco Bliss latex mattresses. If you tend to sleep warm, weigh the heat reports before buying; an upbeat rating cannot tell you whether this bed will feel comfortable to you.

Compare Eco Bliss with PlushBeds’ siblings first, then choose a rival if its build better matches your priorities. Start with the build you want. Choose Luxury Bliss for latex with fabric-encased coils. PlushBeds presents Organic Bliss Pillowtop as a choice for its organic ARPICO latex core and lower-back support. Signature Bliss fits if you want a latex hybrid with a pillow top and fabric-encased coil core.

For an open-to-foam option, Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress by Nectar is worth considering: Sleep Foundation ranks it first under $1,000 and scores it 8.7 overall. DreamCloud Premier Hybrid (DreamCloud) suits shoppers seeking an 8-inch coil core and a Medium-Firm feel. Saatva Zenhaven Latex Mattress is the all-latex, flippable option; Sleep Foundation scores it 8.7 overall. The choice comes down to foam, coils, or a flippable latex design.

How we research: we read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Read our method.