DreamCloud Mattress Review

The DreamCloud’s quilted cover and multiple layers of memory foam absorb a reasonable amount of motion, preventing its spread across the sleep surface. This could help reduce sleep disturbances when one partner changes position or gets up during the night.

While the two memory foam layers help isolate motion, the coil layer has a bouncier feel, which could contribute to some motion transfer. The coils are pocketed to help reduce the spread of this motion, but they won’t be able to absorb all of it. This degree of motion isolation is similar to most other hybrid models.

The DreamCloud’s medium firm feel and layers of memory foam give it a balance of contouring and support.

Pressure is relieved by the two memory foam layers shaping to the sleeper’s body and spreading out their body weight. This can reduce aches and pains near a sleeper’s hips and shoulders.

While memory foam is often associated with a close hug, the DreamCloud has a slightly firmer feel than many models. This relieves pressure while creating a floating sensation more akin to sleeping “on” the bed than “in” the bed.

This pressure relief puts the DreamCloud Mattress on par with most hybrid models, which tend to perform well in this category.

The DreamCloud offers strong temperature regulation that may help those who tend to sleep hot maintain a more comfortable temperature.

The DreamCloud’s cover uses cashmere, which can wick away excessive heat to keep the sleeper cool and comfortable. Cashmere’s thermoregulating properties also extend to winter, when it can help keep the sleeper warmer.

A layer of gel-infused memory foam helps cool the surface of the mattress. Additionally, air can flow through the mattress’s coil core so that heat can disperse.

The DreamCloud’s edge is not reinforced as much as some hybrid models, but it’s still supportive enough to allow most individuals to use the full surface of the mattress.

The thick coil layer and medium firm setting give the perimeter of the DreamCloud Mattress a sturdy feel. A double‑row rim of higher gauge coils further reinforces the edge. When sleeping near the edge of the bed, most individuals are unlikely to experience significant sinkage. This may make them more comfortable using the full mattress surface without the fear they may roll off. Similarly, the perimeter is secure enough to allow most individuals to sit comfortably on the edge, which may make it easier to get into and out of bed.

While the DreamCloud’s edge is likely to feel stable enough to most sleepers, some individuals may find it less supportive. This is particularly true for people who weigh over 230 pounds.

Most sleepers should find it easy to change position on or move across the surface of the DreamCloud Mattress. This ease of movement is similar to many hybrid models since they use a combination of materials that tend to balance contouring and bounce.

The DreamCloud achieves this balance with a foam comfort system and a coil core. Memory foam has a reputation for hugging closely to the sleeper’s body and responding slowly to changes in pressure, so some mattresses that use memory foam are more difficult to move across. However, the DreamCloud has a medium firm feel, so the comfort system contours without as much hug. This makes it easier to move on the DreamCloud Mattress than many models with thick memory foam comfort systems.

The coil layer also provides bounce and support, adding to the ease of movement.

Many couples find bounce beneficial for sex, and the DreamCloud’s substantial coil layer gives it plenty of bounce. This may make the DreamCloud better for sex than some hybrid models on the market.

The DreamCloud’s memory foam comfort layers conform closely enough to the body to provide some traction, but they do not have enough hug to limit movement significantly. The DreamCloud is also relatively quiet, permitting a more discreet sexual experience.

Like most new mattresses, the DreamCloud Mattress may emit an initial odor when first unboxed.

Synthetic foams are particularly prone to off-gassing odors due to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the manufacturing process. When a mattress ships compressed, the VOCs don’t have a chance to dissipate until the mattress is unpacked. These odors are generally not considered harmful.

Off-gassing odors usually dissipate relatively quickly if the mattress is left in a well-ventilated space. Sleepers can air out their new mattress before using it to reduce these smells. This process usually takes between a few hours and a few days.