Sweet Night Mattress Comparison

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In this review, we’ll be comparing two different mattresses from the same company: the Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid mattress and the Sweet Night Dreamy S1 Memory Foam mattress. One’s an all-foam bed, while the other’s a mix of foams and coils. They have their own tailored feels and materials, so which one is the right pick for you?

That’s where I come in. I’m going to put these mattresses head-to-head and see how they compare and differ with various components — from their constructions to their firmness levels.

Read on for my full comparison or skip down to the review summary for a quick overview. Let’s get started!

Dreamland Hybrid vs Dreamy S1ProductFirmnessScoreSweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Soft: 6/10 CHECK PRICE Read Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Review Sweet Night Dreamy S1 Multiple firmness options CHECK PRICE Read Sweet Night Dreamy S1 Review Dreamland Hybrid vs Dreamy S1 Product Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Firmness Soft: 6/10 Score CHECK PRICE Read Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Review Product Sweet Night Dreamy S1 Firmness Multiple firmness options Score CHECK PRICE Read Sweet Night Dreamy S1 Review

Depending on factors like your body weight, preferred sleeping position, and whether or not you sleep with a partner or pet, one of these mattresses may be a better pick for you than the other. Take a look below at some of my recommendations.

Let’s take a look at the key similarities and differences between these two beds, aside from them being siblings in the Sweet Night family.

Now let’s get into detail about how these beds feel. A mattress will feel different to you depending on your body weight, shape, and preferred sleeping position.

We gave the Dreamland Hybrid a 6 out of 10 on the firmness scale. The industry standard for medium-firm is a 6.5 out of 10, so it’s a touch softer than average. You can easily push into the soft top foam layer with your hand, but the coils and foams work together to evenly support your body weight when you sleep on the bed.

Overall, it has a medium-soft, cushiony feel. Because the bed is a bit bouncy with the coils and the top foam is quick to respond to movement, I think it’d be a good fit for combination sleepers who change positions at night.

As I touched on earlier, the Dreamy S1 has three different firmness levels you can change by rotating or flipping the bed. It has a soft, medium, and firm level. I gave the soft side of the Dreamy a 6 out of 10, so I found it a little softer than average.

Overall, the Dreamy S1 has a classic memory foam feel. If you push into the foam, it takes longer to reform than the Dreamland’s layers. This is noteworthy for anyone who wants to sink into the bed.

As mentioned earlier, your body weight and preferred sleeping position will determine how a mattress feels to you. So, let’s go through how each bed could feel for the following sleepers:

Back — I think the Dreamland Hybrid is a great option for back sleepers. The coils inside offer support and the top foam layers bring pressure relief.

Side — Side sleepers should also feel good on the Dreamland. Its top foam layers offered decent sinkage and cradled my pressure points (shoulder and hip) quite nicely.

Stomach — I think most stomach sleepers weighing more than 130 pounds are going to want a firmer bed in order to keep their hips propped up and aligned with their spine. This is crucial to help prevent back pain. However, I think lighter stomach sleepers (under 130 pounds) will be okay on this mattress. We have a lot more options to check out for stomach sleepers in our roundup of best mattresses for them .

Body Weight — A mattress is going to feel firmer to someone lighter in weight than to someone who’s heavier. On the contrary, if you’re a heavier sleeper, a mattress is going to feel softer to you, as you’ll sink into it more. I don’t think the Dreamland Hybrid is going to be supportive enough for sleepers weighing more than 250 pounds. Instead, I’d recommend taking a look at our roundup of best beds for heavier people .

Back — The Dreamy S1 is a good pick for back sleepers. I’d recommend trying out the medium or firm firmness level for any back sleepers who suffer from pain, as it will encourage healthy sleep posture.

Side — I think the soft side of the Dreamy should work well for a lot of side sleepers. The medium and firm sides will likely be too firm for these sleepers.

Stomach — The Dreamy S1’s firm side should appeal to stomach sleepers, as it will do a good job keeping their hips elevated and aligned with their spine. Lightweight stomach sleepers should be comfortable on all three firmness levels.

Body Weight — If you’re a lighter sleeper, this mattress will feel a bit firmer, and if you’re heavier, it will feel a bit softer. Thanks to its high-density foam layers, I think heavier sleepers (weighing over 250 pounds) should feel comfortable on the Dreamy.

Price point can be a very important factor when deciding on a new mattress. Take a look at the table below to compare costs of both mattresses in the 10-inch height options. And be sure to use our coupon codes to save some extra money.

Prices listed are before discount or offer on each bed.

SizeDreamland Hybrid (10" model)Dreamy S1 (10" model)Twin$521N/AFull$597$621Queen$674$759King$873$898

Now that you have a better idea of how the Dreamland and Dreamy feel, I want to dig into their layers to see the full construction of each mattress. Both mattresses have CertiPUR-US certified foams and have OEKO-TEX Certifications, meaning their materials have passed various testing to ensure they’re safe and free of harmful chemicals.

Cover — The cover is a woven fabric cover with a white top design.

Comfort Layers — Next up is a cooling gel memory foam layer to help prevent body heat from trapping. Below that is a pressure relieving foam layer to bring sleepers comfort.

Support Layer — This layer is zoned pocketed coils that help make the bed durable while also promoting spinal alignment for sleepers. Pocketed coils allow for airflow in the bed as well, which is a perk for hot sleepers.

Edge Support – The Dreamland has a foam encasement around the perimeter of the bed to help keep the edges stable.

Cover – The Dreamy has a wool fabric cover with a gray design, which is thick and soft to the touch.

Comfort Layers – Below the cover is a contouring memory foam layer and a cooling gel foam layer. These layers adjust to the sleeper’s body and position, while also dissipating body heat.

Support Layer – Two final layers of firm foam finish out the Dreamy’s construction. They help keep the bed supportive and allow for it to have different firmness levels when you rotate or flip the bed.

So, which bed is best for you? Let’s go over some of my favorite features of each mattress.

Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid The Dreamland Hybrid is a cushiony, bouncy mattress that offers support and pressure relief for a wide range of sleepers. Not to mention, it's a great option for budget shoppers! Read Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Review CHECK PRICE Get up to 48% off select mattresses + up to 55% off everything else Labor Day Sale Product Details MaterialHybrid Trial Period100 nights Shipping MethodFree shipping FirmnessSoft: 6/10 Warranty10-year warranty Price Range$$ $$$ Our Recommendation We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types: Back Sleeping Ideal for average weight back sleepers. Side Sleeping Ideal for average weight side sleepers. Stomach Sleeping Ideal for lightweight stomach sleepers. Visit Sweet Night Average Customer Rating 4.9 / 5 Watch Our Video Review Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid The Dreamland Hybrid is a cushiony, bouncy mattress that offers support and pressure relief for a wide range of sleepers. Not to mention, it's a great option for budget shoppers! Read Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Review CHECK PRICE Get up to 48% off select mattresses + up to 55% off everything else Labor Day Sale Product Details MaterialHybrid Warranty10-year warranty FirmnessSoft: 6/10 Shipping MethodFree shipping Trial Period100 nights Price Range$$ $$$ Our Recommendation We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types: Back Sleeping Ideal for average weight back sleepers. Side Sleeping Ideal for average weight side sleepers. Stomach Sleeping Ideal for lightweight stomach sleepers. Visit Sweet Night Average Customer Rating 4.9 / 5 Watch Our Video Review Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid The Dreamland Hybrid is a cushiony, bouncy mattress that offers support and pressure relief for a wide range of sleepers. Not to mention, it's a great option for budget shoppers! Read Sweet Night Dreamland Hybrid Review CHECK PRICE Get up to 48% off select mattresses + up to 55% off everything else Labor Day Sale Product Details MaterialHybrid FirmnessSoft: 6/10 Trial Period100 nights Warranty10-year warranty Shipping MethodFree shipping Price Range$$ $$$ Our Recommendation We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types: Back Sleeping Ideal for average weight back sleepers. Side Sleeping Ideal for average weight side sleepers. Stomach Sleeping Ideal for lightweight stomach sleepers. Visit Sweet Night Average Customer Rating 4.9 / 5 Watch Our Video Review

The Dreamland Hybrid is a cushiony, bouncy mattress that offers support and pressure relief for a wide range of sleepers. Not to mention, it's a great option for budget shoppers!