Best Luxury Mattress in Canada: 35+ Expert-Tested Mattress Picks

Investing in sleep should be one of your top priorities, as it can improve nearly every other part of your life. Sleeping better can lead to better focus, more energy, and better health overall, so it’s one area where you shouldn’t slack off. Our list of the best luxury mattresses in Canada puts performance first to bring you the best mattresses made right here at home. Most require an investment, but some may even come at more affordable prices.

Below, our experts will weigh in on:

• High-end mattresses that perform extremely well when compared to more affordable options
• Test results from multiple rounds of performance testing
• Mattresses that do extremely well when it comes to temperature control, motion isolation, and edge support
• Options that use proprietary and unique materials to create new and exciting sleep opportunities

Let’s get started with our reviews →

How We Tested the Best Luxury Mattresses in Canada

Scoring Our Luxury Mattresses

We scored our mattresses based on several features and scores. We looked at scores from our rounds of testing, factored in professional opinions from our experts, and looked at feedback from our team of testers. These factors together informed our scores.

How We Tested Our Luxury Mattresses

The best luxury mattresses in Canada were tested in much the same way as we test most of our mattresses. We performed several rounds of testing, which included practical tests with our team of testers. We also looked at simulation tests, which used equipment to measure outcomes based on a range of circumstances that might occur during use.

How We Chose the Best Luxury Mattresses in Canada

The mattresses that made our list of the best luxury mattresses in Canada were selected from dozens of options. These mattresses performed the best in most categories, especially in categories that mattered most to Canadian buyers. We chose our mattresses based on our composite scores, rounds of testing, and material quality as well.

5 Luxurious Mattresses Canadians Are Obsessed With in 2025

Editor’s Choice – Douglas Summit

• Mattress Type: All Foam
• Firmness: Medium Firm
• Sleep Trial: 365 Nights
• Warranty: 20 Years
• Thickness: 12”
• Sinkage: Minimal
• Price: $1,299 (Queen)
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Best Hybrid – Logan & Cove Frontier

• Mattress Type: Hybrid
• Firmness: Medium Firm
• Sleep Trial: 365 Nights
• Warranty: 15 Years
• Thickness: 14” 
• Sinkage: Moderate
• Price: $1,299 (Queen)
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Best Organic – Silk & Snow Organic

• Mattress Type: Hybrid
• Firmness: Firm, Medium Firm, Plush
• Sleep Trial: 365 Nights
• Warranty: 15 Years
• Thickness: 10” (Firm), 12” (Medium Firm), 14” (Plush)
• Sinkage: Minimal
• Price: $1000 (Firm), $1200 (Medium Firm), $1800 (Plush) (Queen)
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Best Cooling – Casper Wave Hybrid Snow

• Mattress Type: Hybrid
• Firmness: Medium Firm
• Sleep Trial: 100 Nights
• Warranty: 10 Years
• Thickness: 12”
• Sinkage: Strong
• Price: $3,999 (Queen)

Best Specialty Foams – Emma Performance

• Mattress Type: Hybrid
• Firmness: Medium Firm
• Sleep Trial: 100 Nights
• Warranty: 10 Years
• Thickness: 14”
• Sinkage: Minimal
• Price: $1,299 (Queen)
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Editor’s Choice – Douglas Summit

Our Editor's Choice
The Douglas Summit uses high-quality materials and amazing attention to detail. Its performance cements it as our Editor's choice for the best luxury mattress in Canada.

• Temperature Control: 9.2/10
• Motion Isolation: 10/10
• Edge Support: 9.7/10
• Pressure Relief: 10/10
• Bounce: 7.5/10
• Eco: 9.3/10
• Response: 10/10
• Ease of Movement: 9.9/10
• Policies: 10/10

Highlights

• Outstanding performance in most categories
• Cooling features reduce higher temperatures throughout the mattress
• Great motion isolation for couples

“I was skeptical about a memory foam mattress, but the Douglas Summit has put my fears to rest.”

— Slumber.ca Verified Mattress Review (Douglas Summit)

Douglas Summit Mattress Construction

• Douglas CoolSense Cover with CryoFusion Cooling Nanofibres. The cover of the Douglas Summit is a CoolSense removable cover. It’s made with Infinitex thread and CryoFusion nanofibres that work to keep you breathable. 
• 2.5” Luxury ecoLight Gel Foam with Polar Temperature Balancing. The top layer of foam is a cooling gel foam, made with ecoLight. ecoLight uses up to 40% less carbon input than standard memory foam. In addition, this layer is coated with phase-changing material to reduce higher temperatures.
• 2.5” Premium Elastex Foam. A transition layer of Elastex foam helps isolate motion, resisting any vibration that wants to travel across to the other side of the bed. This layer also cradles you where you press deeper into the mattress, eliminating pressure points.
• 7” Motion Isolation Support Foam. The core of the mattress is a high-density foam that is extremely stable. This foam stops any remaining motion in its tracks, providing support, alignment, and total stillness.

Douglas Summit Mattress Performance Scores

Temperature Control – 9.2/10

The temperature control features at the top of the Douglas Summit are effective enough to keep most Canadians comfortable throughout the night. The phase-changing material, cooling gel foam, and cooling cover work together to quickly vent off extreme heat. In our testing phases, it was obvious that heat barely had time to gather within the mattress before it was removed by the cooling foams and additional airflow.

Motion Isolation – 10/10

Motion isolation is extremely important for couples, so it’s a good thing that the Douglas Summit delivers in this category. Indeed, this mattress receives one of the best motion isolation scores we’ve ever given out. That’s because practical tests showed absolutely no vibration to the other side of the mattress. Even during simulation testing, the amount of vibration that our equipment picked up was minimal at best. 

Pressure Relief- 10/10

If you are a side sleeper that needs better pressure relief, this is a good mattress for you. The comfort layers are thick enough to cushion your body, reducing pressure points so you hardly feel any strain at all. Our testers reported waking up comfortably and without aches, and there wasn’t a single report of pressure-related issues from any of them.

Ease of Movement – 9.9/10

Despite how comfortable this mattress is, it doesn’t inhibit your movement. You can move around easily on top of the mattress, reducing any effort on your part to change positions in the middle of the night. Active testers who usually change position a lot reported no issues with moving around and found it easier than most other mattresses on the Canadian market.

Who is the Douglas Summit For? 

• Active sleepers. Those who move around a lot will have a better time on this mattress than on many others, as it is extremely easy to move around on the surface.
• Canadians who sleep hot. If you usually wake up with night sweats, this mattress can help reduce discomfort and leave you waking up refreshed instead of soaked in sweat.
• Couples. Couples with restless partners will appreciate the motion isolation from the core of this mattress, which drives away any vibration from the other side of the bed. 

Who Should Avoid the Douglas Summit?

• Those who like bounce. The Douglas Summit isn’t a bouncy mattress, which can make some users look elsewhere.

Alternative Option

Canadians looking for a little more bounce might be more comfortable on the Logan & Cove Frontier. This mattress offers many of the same great features as the Douglas Summit, but it also provides better feedback when you move around.

Best Hybrid – Logan & Cove Frontier

Best Hybrid
Logan & Cove Frontier is our favourite luxury hybrid. It's constructed to keep you comfortable and perform well for most Canadians.

• Temperature Control: 9.2/10
• Motion Isolation: 7.1/10
• Edge Support: 9.7/10
• Pressure Relief: 9.4/10
• Bounce: 9.0/10
• Eco: 9.2/10
• Response: 9.0/10
• Ease of Movement: 9.3/10
• Policies: 9.5/10

Highlights

• Luxurious Euro-top section makes for a plush experience
• Bounce and feedback for those who don’t like a still mattress
• Eco-conscious foams 

“Frontier was my first hybrid mattress, and I was so happy I chose this one. “

— Slumber.ca Verified Mattress Review (Logan & Cove Frontier)

Logan & Cove Frontier Mattress Construction

• Quilted Euro-Top Cover. The top of the mattress is a contained Euro-top section, which is almost an inch thick. This includes the cooling cover (which uses CryoFusion nanofibres), a layer of hollow fibre fill and a layer of gel foam quilted right into the cover.
• 1” ecoLuxe Gel Foam. The top layer is a cushioning gel foam. EcoLuxe is a high-density foam that removes excess heat from your sleep environment, dispersing it to reduce discomfort and night sweats. 
• 1” Aeroduct Micro Coils. The first coil layer is made with micro-coils, which work to contour your body. These coils reduce pressure by providing a more customized pressure map, which is particularly effective for side sleepers and those who need additional support.
• 1 ⅝” Elastex Foam. A transition layer of Elastex separates the coil layers. Elastex is a latex alternative that provides responsiveness for the mattress. It cushions deep pressure points and makes it easier to move around, all while keeping you elevated out of the coils inside the mattress.
• 9” Pocket Coil Support Layer. The support layer at the core of the Logan & Cove Frontier features 9” pocket coils, individually wrapped to make it more comfortable for your sleeping position. The coils through the centre are firmer for better lumbar support, while coils around the edges reduce sinking and sagging here.

Logan & Cove Frontier Mattress Performance Scores

Temperature Control – 9.2/10

The Logan & Cove Frontier is a great option for those who sleep hot. The breathable coils and micro-coils work together with the cooling foam to increase breathability and vent away higher temperatures. Heat gets little opportunity to build up within this mattress, but what heat is there quickly dissipates once the materials get to work. 

Motion Isolation – 7.1/10

The coils used within the core of this mattress do little to stop motion from travelling. If you sleep light, you’ll still be able to feel every movement from the other side of the mattress, including small fidgety movements as well as your partner turning over or getting out of bed. All of our testing methods returned poor results when it came to motion isolation, so those who need it might look elsewhere.

Pressure Relief- 9.4/10

The Euro-top and micro-coil layers help contribute to the pressure relief from this mattress. These layers work together to cushion your pressure points, align your body, and provide better relief throughout the mattress. Our testers never mentioned any issues with pressure, and many of them find that pressure relief is one of the most important issues for them.

Ease of Movement – 9.3/10

The Elastex foam layer and the micro-coils within the mattress make it easy to move around. These layers are responsive, reducing the amount of time you spend struggling to change positions in the middle of the night. Our active testers reported that it was simple to change positions without too much effort, though some heavier sleepers still sank a bit too far into the mattress.

Who is the Logan & Cove Frontier For? 

• Canadians who like a softer surface. The Euro-top section creates a plush sleeping surface, reducing discomfort and pressure.
• Active Canadians. If you move around a lot or take a while to get comfortable, this mattress helps make moving a little easier.
• Edge sleepers. The edge of this mattress features the same support as you’ll find everywhere else, so you’ll have true edge-to-edge support.

Who Should Avoid the Logan & Cove Frontier?

• Light sleepers. If you wake up to every movement from the other side of the bed, this option might not be right for you. Its motion isolation capabilities are limited.

Alternative Option

The one area where this mattress could drastically improve is motion isolation. If you need better motion isolation from your mattress, consider the Douglas Summit. This memory foam mattress is one of the best bed in a box mattresses we’ve tested when it comes to motion isolation.

Best Organic – Silk & Snow Organic

Best Organic
Silk & Snow's Organic mattress is made with fully organic, natural materials. It's one of the best luxury mattresses for eco-conscious Canadians.

• Temperature Control: 9.1/10
• Motion Isolation: 7.2/10
• Edge Support: 9.0/10
• Pressure Relief: 8.9/10
• Bounce: 7.8/10
• Eco: 10/10
• Response: 8.5/10
• Ease of Movement: 9.4/10
• Policies: 9/10

Highlights

• Three distinct firmness options to choose from
• Affordable price for an organic mattress 
• Varying performance levels for each firmness option

“The support from the Silk & Snow Organic was great for my back and my wife, who wanted an organic option. Plus, the firmness option allowed me to get a mattress that works for me.”

— Slumber.ca Verified Mattress Review (Silk & Snow Organic)

Silk & Snow Organic Mattress Construction

• GOTS-Certified Organic Cotton Cover. The cover of the S&S Organic mattress is soft and breathable. It is made with organic cotton, certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard to be of the best, purest organic quality.
• GOTS-Certified Organic Wool Quilt Layer. The first layer within the mattress is a quilted wool, which acts as a natural fire retardant. It also wicks away heat, reduces moisture, and cushions your pressure points for a more comfortable sleep overall.
• Plush and Medium Firm Only – 0.8” Quilted Latex Layer. The two softest versions of this mattress include a layer of quilted latex, which adds additional comfort and support throughout the mattress. In both the Plush and Medium Firm versions, this layer is 0.8” thick.
• 0.8” GOLS-Certified Latex Layer. The core comfort layer within this mattress is certified organic latex. This Dunlop latex provides responsiveness and doesn’t use synthetic materials like some natural latex blends do. It does a great job of relieving pressure, too. In the Medium Firm version, this layer is 1.5” thick. In the Plush version, it is 3.5” thick.
• Pocket Coil Base with Zoned Support. The supportive base of the Silk & Snow Organic mattress is always the same. A layer of up to 1,200 pocket coils aligns your body and keeps you supported, with firmer coils through the middle of the mattress for optimal support. Softer coils at your shoulders and knees reduce pressure, compressing easily for better relief.
• Edge Support Perimeter. A perimeter of firmer edge support coils creates perfectly firm edges. If you gravitate towards the edge of the bed as you sleep, this firmer perimeter can keep you comfortable.
• Durable Base Foam. A bottom layer of base foam provides increased durability, reduces sagging, and helps the mattress stay stable over time.

Silk & Snow Organic Mattress Performance Scores

Temperature Control – 9.1/10

The Silk & Snow Organic is a surprisingly cool mattress, especially considering that it uses no active cooling features. The Firm version of this mattress does a great job of keeping you cool, though extremely hot Canadian sleepers might need more active temperature control features. Since this mattress doesn’t use memory foam layers, our heat maps showed reduced build-up throughout use.

Motion Isolation – 7.2/10

Hybrid mattresses typically do not afford much motion isolation, meaning you’ll feel most of the movement from the other side of the bed. The Silk & Snow Organic doesn’t improve on the standard hybrid formula much. If you are a lighter sleeper who frequently wakes up when your partner tosses and turns, you might get more relief from the Plush version of the mattress. Still, it doesn’t make much of an improvement. 

Pressure Relief- 8.9/10

Pressure relief isn’t quite where we usually like to see it with this mattress. Of course, it isn’t too bad and improves when you choose the Plush version of the mattress. The Firm version offers the worst pressure relief on the list, so we recommend those who need better relief choose one of the softer versions of the mattress. Still, the Firm version holds up well if you don’t usually experience pressure points. Testers mentioned that they felt some pushback, but only a few of them were uncomfortable because of it.

Ease of Movement – 9.4/10

While some mattresses allow you to sink in to cradle your body, reducing pressure throughout. However, this often means that you feel stuck in the mattress and unable to move around. When you need to change position often, a mattress like this one makes all the difference. It’s easier to move around on the surface, so even our testers who were very active at night had no trouble getting comfortable in a different position.

Who is the Silk & Snow Organic For? 

• Canadians who know their sleep preferences. If you know which firmness you like in a mattress, it’s easy to choose the version that works best for you.
• Edge sleepers. If you sit or sleep near the edge, the extra edge support coils here will keep you comfortable without the normal sagging or sliding.
• Eco-conscious Canadians. The certified organic layers of the Silk & Snow Organic are great for those who value an eco-conscious mattress.

Who Should Avoid the Silk & Snow Organic?

• Couples. If you often wake up when your partner is moving around on the mattress, this mattress won’t be the best for you. It doesn’t do enough to dampen motion.

Alternative Option

Motion isolation is an important feature for a lot of Canadians, especially those who share a bed. If you need better motion isolation to stay comfortable, consider the Emma Performance. This mattress dampens nearly all motion from the other side of the bed, leaving you well-rested even when your partner tosses and turns.

Best Cooling – Casper Wave Hybrid Snow

Best Cooling
The multiple cooling layers in the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow make it the best luxury mattress in Canada for cooling.

• Temperature Control: 9.4/10
• Motion Isolation: 7.0/10
• Edge Support: 8.9/10
• Pressure Relief: 10/10
• Bounce: 9.2/10
• Eco: 9.0/10
• Response: 9.6/10
• Ease of Movement: 9.5/10
• Policies: 8.5/10

Highlights

• Cooling measures make this mattress great for those who overheat easily
• Great ease of movement for active sleepers
• Layers of proprietary foams create a new experience

“The Casper Wave Hybrid Snow is the coolest mattress I’ve ever slept on, which was ideal for my night sweats.”

— Slumber.ca Verified Mattress Review (Casper Wave Hybrid Snow)

Casper Wave Hybrid Snow Mattress Construction

• Quick Cool Cover with Casper Edge Support. The cover of this mattress is made from an extremely breathable fabric, which uses phase-changing material to control temperatures. It helps reduce heat build-up and offers firmer edges to increase support.
• Casper Signature Foam with Cooling Gel & AirScape Technology. The top layer is made of Casper’s proprietary perforated foam. It’s responsive and breathable, with small holes throughout the surface to vent off the heat and circulate cooler air. This layer is also a bit bouncy.
• HeatDelete Bands. Bands of phase-changing materials pull heat away from your body. These work for up to 12 hours, bringing you the coolest sleep possible.
• Latex with AirScape Technology. The next layer is responsive latex. This latex uses natural materials as well as synthetic blends to create a comfortable feel. It’s perforated, so it uses small holes across the surface to vent cooler air up through the mattress.
• Premium Memory Foam with Zoned Support and AirScape Technology. A layer of memory foam helps reduce pressure, keeping your body aligned and preventing discomfort where you press into the mattress. 
• Align Foam with Gel Support Pods. The final layer of foam is a proprietary Align Foam, which is thicker in some places and thinner in others. It helps keep your body aligned and comfortable by providing stronger support where you need it. Nestled in the Align Foam are Gel Support Pods, which help with support in key areas.
• Flex Coils. The coil layer within the mattress uses pocket coils to enhance the supportive materials used throughout the mattress. These coils help reduce strain and discomfort on your joints. 
• Edge Support Perimeter. A perimeter of edge support foam reduces sagging when you sit or sleep near the edge of the bed. When you sit here, you won’t feel like you are sliding off.

Casper Wave Hybrid Snow Mattress Performance Scores

Temperature Control – 9.4/10

The Casper Wave Hybrid Snow is a cooling mattress first and foremost, and this is obvious in the way it keeps you cool. Layers of perforated foam reduce heat throughout the mattress, while a single layer of memory foam is the only place it can build up. Heat maps didn’t show us any significant build-up over time, as heat was dealt with quickly and easily.

Motion Isolation – 7.0/10

While the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow held up in most other areas, we were surprised by the motion isolation results. Simulation tests returned poor results, and tester feedback reinforced those scores. Because of the coils at the base of the mattress, it’s hard for this mattress to maintain a still sleeping surface when it is disturbed.

Pressure Relief – 10/10

There are a few mattresses on our list that receive perfect scores in some performance areas, but the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow is one of them. This mattress offers the perfect amount of pressure relief for any sleeping position. The layers of comfort foam reduce strain and prevent pushback, so you can sleep without pressure points.

Ease of Movement – 9.5/10

The construction of the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow puts memory foam near the bottom of the mattress. This is a unique construction that allows for better response on the surface. The materials won’t sink too far and will reform fairly easily when you need to change position. None of our testers had issues with moving on top of this mattress.

Who is the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow For? 

• Side sleepers. Side sleepers will find comfort in the support offered by the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow, with multiple layers of foam that provide strong lumbar relief. 
• Hot sleepers. Multiple breathable and perforated materials help reduce heat and vent it away quickly, so even those who sleep hot can rest easy.
• Canadians who an a unique experience. The Casper Wave Hybrid provides a unique experience, with layers of materials you won’t find elsewhere.

Who Should Avoid the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow?

• Restless couples. Tossing and turning can easily transfer motion across this mattress, so those who wake easily should seek a better option.

Alternative Option

The Casper Wave Hybrid Snow doesn’t have the best motion isolation, which may be disruptive for some sleepers. If you want to pay a little less and still get great performance across most areas, consider the Douglas Summit mattress. It’s an all-foam option that does a lot to keep motion from moving across the mattress.

Best Specialty Foams – Emma Performance

Best Specialty Foams
All the foam layers used within the Emma Performance are special proprietary materials. They work together in a unique way to create a comfortable feel.

• Temperature Control: 9.2/10
• Motion Isolation: 10/10
• Edge Support: 9.0/10
• Pressure Relief: 8.7/10
• Bounce: 9.6/10
• Eco: 7.0/10
• Response: 9.7/10
• Ease of Movement: 9.6/10
• Policies: 9/10

Highlights

• Upgraded cover reduces heat and moisture
• Offers both bounce and motion isolation, which is rare
• Specialty foam layers create a premium luxury mattress

“The Emma Performance feels great. It was such a needed upgrade from our old, lumpy mattress.”

— Slumber.ca Verified Mattress Review (Emma Performance)

Emma Performance Mattress Construction

• Ultra-Dry Cover. The cover of this mattress is removable and washable. The soft, breathable surface removes excess heat and wicks away moisture to leave you cooler.
• 0.75” Thermosync Foam. A top layer of graphite-infused foam isolates heat, reducing build-up and leaving you cooler overall. If you are usually distressed by night sweats, this layer can help.
• 0.5” AirgoCell Foam. Open-cell point elastic foam creates a layer of responsive, temperature-neutral foam that doesn’t allow heat or moisture to filter down through the other layers of the mattress.
• 0.5” MemoryAdapt Foam. The memory foam in this layer contours to your body, reducing pressure where it can. It does a lot of the work when it comes to motion isolation as well. 
• 0.75” HRX Foam. HRX foam makes up a comfortable foam layer that keeps you supported and elevated out of the coils. It provides a support map that works for your body regardless of how you sleep.
• 8” Pocket Coil Layer. The pocket coil layer is separated into 7 ergonomic zones, each of which provides crucial support to a different part of your body. The coils are firm where you need them to be and softer where required.
• 3.5” Support Foam. High-density support foam creates a bottom layer to support the mattress. This layer helps keep the mattress stable, but it also stops most of the motion isolation throughout the mattress.

Emma Performance Mattress Performance Scores

Temperature Control – 9.2/10

The comfort layers provide strong temperature control within this mattress. If you sleep hot, you can rest a little easier without intense night sweats. All but the hottest sleepers can be comfortable here. Heat mapping tests offered a lot of insight into how quickly the mattress dealt with heat, so you will be cooled efficiently.

Motion Isolation – 10/10

Motion isolation from this mattress is near perfect. It won’t move around when your partner does, leaving you comfortably undisturbed when they get out of bed, toss and turn, or type a message next to you. If motion isolation is one of the most important features for you, you will be relieved to hear that this mattress performed well in all testing.

Pressure Relief – 8.7/10

Pressure relief is a little less than ideal from this mattress. The comfort layers are a lot thinner than what other mattresses offer. As a result, you can get some pressure pushing back at your joints. Heavier sleepers and side sleepers may have issues here. Our testers in these categories did note some discomfort when it came to pressure relief.

Ease of Movement – 9.6/10

The materials used here are thin enough that they hardly make it difficult to move around. The memory foam layer is buried under layers of different foams, meaning you are less likely to feel stuck in the mattress. Our testers said that most of the time, they could move around without waking up.

Who is the Emma Performance For? 

• Canadians who need motion isolation. This mattress allows zero motion transfer, allowing you to sleep more comfortably when your partner is moving around throughout the night.
• Those who like bounce. If you like the mattress to move around a bit when you sleep on it, this could be the right choice for you. It offers bounce along with motion isolation, a rare combination.
• Users who need a better sleep investment. The Emma Performance is an investment. It’s a bit pricey, but better sleep is important enough to spring for it. 

Who Should Avoid the Emma Performance?

• Heavy Side Sleepers. Heavy side sleepers need better pressure relief to remain comfortable. While this mattress offers some pressure relief, it may not be enough for heavier sleepers.

Alternative Option

The Emma Performance isn’t the best option for those who need better pressure relief. While this mattress performs well in nearly every other category, some might need better pressure relief than it offers. If that’s the case, consider the Casper Wave Hybrid Snow. This mattress provides near-perfect pressure relief for all sleeping positions.

Comparing Canada’s Most Luxurious Mattresses