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PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Mattress Review: Expert Tested
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PlushBeds’ Luxury Bliss is a latex hybrid available in two firmness levels to accommodate different body types and sleep positions. Breathable materials help ensure a cool, comfortable night’s rest for hot sleepers.
- Made with sustainable and eco-conscious materials
- Excellent temperature control
- Available in two firmness levels
- Minimal contouring reduces pressure relief for some sleepers
- Latex layers can transfer motion across the mattress
PlushBeds was founded in 2008 with a mission of making high-quality, eco-friendly mattresses. Today, the company has an extensive product line that includes the Luxury Bliss Organic Mattress.
The Luxury Bliss is a latex hybrid mattress that is 12 inches tall. The latex, wool, and cotton in the mattress are all certified organic, and the mattress is made without harsh chemicals. It comes in two firmness options. One rates as medium, or a 5 on our firmness scale of 1 to 10. The other is firm, or a 7 on that same scale.
In our Test Lab, we took a closer look at the Luxury Bliss to identify its strengths and weaknesses. In our review, we dive into the results of our testing and go over the pricing, sizing, and construction of this mattress.
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SMART MATCHING
Is the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Right for You?
Use the filters below to see how well the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss lines up with your unique needs. We'll also give you a couple other recommendations based on your answers.
TEST LAB RATINGS
How the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Scored
Motion Isolation6.5/10
In our testing, the Luxury Bliss Mattress rated as below average for isolating motion.
Although the coils in the mattress are individually wrapped, they still create bounce. That springy feel gets amplified by the natural responsiveness of latex. As a result, it’s normal for vibrations to spread across the surface of the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Mattress.
While many people will be able to sleep soundly while sharing this mattress with a bed partner, the motion transfer may be an issue for people who are easily stirred awake.
Mary Fenton, Head of Product Content: If your partner is tossing and turning, you’ll almost certainly feel some shaking on your side of the bed. It may not be enough to wake you up, but it’s very noticeable.
Pressure Relief7.0/10
We found that the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss provides average pressure relief, which is typical of a latex hybrid.
The surface of the mattress contours gently to the sleeper’s body, but for most people, that’s sufficient to reduce impact around the joints. In the support core, the pocketed coils flex to accommodate the weight of heavier body parts such as the hips.
To maximize pressure relief from this mattress, it’s important to choose the firmness option that best matches the needs of your body weight and sleeping position. For example, most stomach sleepers get better spinal support on the firm (7) version of the Luxury Bliss. And if you want deep contouring, you may need to look for another type of mattress, such as one made with memory foam.
Logan Foley, Executive Product Director: The Luxury Bliss won’t amaze you with its pressure relief, but I found that its cushioning was more than enough to rest comfortably and with proper spinal alignment.
Temperature Control8.5/10
Breathable materials in the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss help maintain temperature neutrality through the night. This above-average temperature regulation is a common characteristic of latex hybrid mattresses.
Since you mostly sleep “on” and not “in” this mattress, your body heat doesn’t get trapped around you. The cotton and wool layers are also breathable, enabling airflow to cool you back down if you start to warm up.
Latex doesn’t absorb much heat, plus the latex in this mattress is aerated to provide more ventilation. The coils also provide space for ventilation to keep the mattress cool.
These factors make the Luxury Bliss a great choice for hot sleepers, with the firm (7) model being slightly cooler than the medium (5).
Brad Nehring, Product Testing Manager: A major benefit of this mattress was how well it resisted heat buildup. I was really impressed with its ability to maintain an even and comfortable temperature.
Edge Support7.5/10
Like many hybrid mattresses, the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss features a sturdy perimeter that allows full use of the mattress surface from edge to edge. This is especially true on the firmer model, which has a noticeably robust perimeter.
The mattress accomplishes this with a higher coil count around the perimeter, helping reinforce the edges to minimize compression when weight is applied. This means most people should be able to sleep or sit near the edge of the bed without feeling like they are rolling off the mattress.
Mary Fenton, Head of Product Content: The edges of this mattress compress a bit, but not excessively. Even when sitting on the edge of the bed, I didn’t have any issues.
Ease of Movement8.0/10
Both the medium (5) and firm (7) Luxury Bliss mattresses feature a quick rebound effect that facilitates movement on top of the bed.
The mattress has lots of springiness from the latex and the coils. When you move, the mattress snaps back to its original shape, preventing you from feeling stuck in place.
This high-level ease of movement appeals to combination sleepers and anyone else who regularly adjusts their sleep position during the night.
Logan Foley, Executive Product Director: The natural bounce of latex made it a breeze to shift my body’s position on this mattress.
Durability8.5/10
Because both the comfort layer and support core of the Plushbeds Luxury Bliss are made from very durable materials, the mattress should outlast many other beds on the market. The comfort layer uses Dunlop latex, which is denser and more long-lasting than other options, while the coil support core should withstand wear and tear. Overall, the bed will likely remain comfortable for about 10 years.
HANDS-ON TESTING
Testing Team Takeaways
To test the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Mattress, we had three people on our testing team each take the bed home with them for one week. Here are their initial observations.
Logan Foley
Executive Product Director · Side sleeper · 140 lbs.
Side sleeper · 140 lbs.
I typically prefer a mattress with a bit more contouring than the Luxury Bliss, but I still found this mattress supportive around my hips and shoulders. The main drawback for me was how it transferred motion from the other side of the bed.
Mary Fenton
Head of Product Content · Combo sleeper · 150 lbs.
Combo sleeper · 150 lbs.
This mattress slept cool and was easy to move around on, which is important to me as a combination sleeper. I found the firmer model to be better, especially for back and stomach sleeping.
Brad Nehring
Product Testing Manager · Side sleeper · 215 lbs.
Side sleeper · 215 lbs.
I agree with Mary about this mattress staying cool. Its temperature neutrality was a major plus for me. I also liked how sturdy it felt even while lightly cushioning my joints.
Who it Fits
Fit by Sleep Position and Body Weight
Sizes, dimensions and weights
Side Sleepers
The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss is well suited to side sleepers, offering a mix of joint cushioning and dependable spinal support. During our testing, the medium (5) model was most popular among side sleepers under 230 pounds, and the firm (7) model worked best for people over 230 pounds.
The best mattresses for side sleepers offer some conforming for heavier areas like the hips and shoulders. At the same time, the mattress needs enough structural integrity to hold up under those joints and keep the body evenly aligned.
In the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss, the latex gently contours to the hips and shoulders, while the pocketed coils form a deep and supportive base. Some side sleepers may prefer a mattress with deeper contouring, but our testers said they got average or better support from the Luxury Bliss.
Back Sleepers
In our testing, the Luxury Bliss Mattress earned high marks from back sleepers of all different weight groups. Most back sleepers under 130 pounds preferred the medium (5) firmness level, while those over 130 pounds got more support from the firm (7) model.
Back sleepers tend to feel most comfortable on a mattress that stays flat and even while lightly cushioning the lumbar area. This accommodates the natural curve of the spine without letting the midsection sink too deeply into the mattress.
We found that the latex and coils in the Luxury Bliss Mattress worked together to give back sleepers the right level of comfort and support.
Stomach Sleepers
During our tests, the firm (7) model of the Luxury Bliss was the preferred choice of stomach sleepers regardless of body weight.
Of all the sleeping positions, stomach sleepers require the firmest surface. This is to prevent the heavier abdominal area from sinking down into the mattress, putting strain on the back and neck.
The firmer model of the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss has a responsive and sturdy surface that keeps the spine aligned for most stomach sleepers. That said, some people over 230 pounds may prefer an even firmer mattress than the Luxury Bliss.
Construction
Inside the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss
Cover
Organic cotton
Comfort Layer
Organic wool batting, organic Dunlop latex
Support Core
Pocketed coils
Other PlushBeds Mattresses We Think You’ll Like
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PlushBeds Natural Bliss
8.8/108.8/10 · $1,549 – $3,698
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PlushBeds Organic Bliss Pillowtop
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PlushBeds Signature Bliss
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Buying It
Trial, Warranty, and Delivery
Availability
The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss mattress can only be purchased on the PlushBeds website. The company offers shipping to the United States and Canada.
Shipping
The PlushBeds Luxury Bliss mattress ships for free to the contiguous U.S. Mattresses are generally shipped within 7 to 9 days of ordering and may take up to an additional 7 days to arrive.
Customers outside the contiguous U.S. can contact PlushBeds by telephone or email for more information about shipping options and costs.
The mattress arrives shrink-wrapped and compressed inside a cardboard delivery box. Since the mattress is fairly heavy, it’s advisable to have a second person available to help move it into your bedroom and onto a bed frame. No assembly is required. You only have to remove the plastic packaging, at which point the mattress will quickly expand to its full size.
Additional Services
At checkout, you can add White Glove delivery services to your order for an additional fee. These services can include in-home mattress setup and removal of your old mattress.
Sleep Trial
PlushBeds offers a 100-night sleep trial with a 30-night break-in period. Returns within 30 days incur a $99 convenience fee.
After 30 nights, you have another 70 days to decide if you want to keep the mattress. If you want to modify the firmness, PlushBeds offers a free comfort adjustment.
If you decide to request a return, you can get a refund of your purchase price. If you ship the mattress back yourself, you get a full refund. If PlushBeds picks up the mattress, a $149 fee will be deducted from your refund.
Warranty
The Luxury Bliss Mattress comes with a limited lifetime warranty covering defects in materials and craftsmanship. During the first 10 years that you own the mattress, PlushBeds will repair or replace any mattress found to be defective.
Starting in year 11, you are required to pay a portion of the purchase price to receive a replacement for a defective mattress. That portion starts at 50% and increases by 3% each year. You may also be required to pay for shipping costs related to warranty service.
Logan is a Certified Sleep Science Coach with a deep understanding of what it means to struggle with sleep. Her years of experience researching and testing sleep products – including mattresses, natural sleep aids, and bedding – are critical to her role helping lead the editorial team. When she’s not testing mattresses or researching CBT-I, she enjoys spending time in the sunshine with her husband and her dogs Pepper and Winston.