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Key Features of Our Cooling Mattresses

  • Cool-to-the-Touch Cover

    A Ver-Tex™ top cover that feels cool when you lie down.

  • Continuous Airflow

    Air-X® mesh panels and air vents keep air moving through the bed.

  • Perforated Comfort Layer

    A breathable Boost® foam layer helps channel heat away.

  • Hybrid Support

    Independent coil units give conforming support with room to breathe.

  • Firmness for Each Side

    Choose from four feels, and change your side any time.

  • Easy to Keep Fresh

    The top cover zips off and goes right in the wash.

What Is a Cooling Mattress?

A cooling mattress is built to help heat and moisture escape instead of trapping them around you. That usually means breathable covers, open comfort layers, and plenty of space for air to move. Hot sleepers notice the difference fast. Instead of waking up warm and flipping your pillow, you stay comfortable longer.

Not every mattress that claims cooling works the same way, though. A thin gel layer on top of dense foam can only do so much. The coolest mattress designs work from the cover down to the core, so airflow never gets cut off.

Finding the Best Cooling Mattress for Hot Sleepers

Shopping for the best mattress for hot sleepers? The best cooling mattress for hot sleepers does three things well. It feels cool to the touch, it breathes, and it still gives you the support you need. Our M3 Night Ice Performance® Mattress checks every box with a Ver-Tex™ cover, a perforated comfort layer, and Air-X® mesh around the sides. The M5 Night Ice gives you the same cooling approach with its own feel.

Both are cooling hybrid mattresses with swappable support units. You and your partner can each pick your own firmness, from firm to plush. If your needs change, your mattress can change with you.

Cooling Hybrid vs. Cooling Memory Foam Mattress

A cooling memory foam mattress often relies on gel or perforations to fight heat. That helps, but solid foam still limits how much air can move. A hybrid adds coils, which leave open space for air to flow under and around you. If you've slept hot on foam before, a cooling hybrid is worth a serious look.

Complete Your Cooling Setup

A cool mattress is a great start. Add these to keep the whole bed comfortable on warm nights.

Want to go deeper? Read our guides to hybrid vs. traditional mattresses and the best mattress for night sweats. Not ready for a new bed? Our React Pro Performance® Mattress Topper guide is a good place to start.

Cooling Mattress FAQs

  • How Do Cooling Mattresses Work?

    Cooling mattresses use breathable materials and open designs to help move heat away from your body. Ours combine a cool-to-the-touch cover, a perforated comfort layer, and mesh side panels that keep air moving. The result is a sleep surface that helps reduce heat buildup through the night.

  • Do Cooling Mattresses Really Work?

    They can make a real difference if you tend to sleep hot. A mattress that breathes gives heat and moisture somewhere to go, so it doesn't pool around you. Pair it with breathable sheets and a cooling pillow for the best results.

  • Do Memory Foam Mattresses Sleep Hot?

    Dense, traditional memory foam can trap heat because it hugs your body and limits airflow. Gel-infused and perforated foams help, but they still depend on how much air can move through the bed. If you want to cool down a memory foam mattress, try breathable sheets and a cooling mattress protector.

  • Are Hybrid Mattresses Cooler Than Memory Foam?

    In most cases, yes. The coils in a hybrid mattress leave open space for air to circulate, while all-foam beds are more solid. That airflow is a big reason hot sleepers often prefer a cooling hybrid mattress.

  • Is a Cooling Mattress Topper or Pad Enough?

    A cooling mattress topper, pad, or cover can help an older bed feel fresher. Still, it can only do so much if the mattress underneath traps heat. If you're shopping for a new bed anyway, a cooling mattress built for airflow from the core out is the stronger fix.

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