DreamCloud Premier Mattress Review

The DreamCloud Premier isolates motion well, which is important for couples, co-sleepers, and those who share the bed with a pet. Minimizing motion transfer ensures that one person’s movements are not felt in other areas of the mattress.

It should be noted that the DreamCloud Premier has coils that add bounce for ease of movement, so it does not isolate motion as well as an all-foam mattress might. That said, it offers good motion isolation for a hybrid. The mix of polyfoam and memory foam in the comfort system, including a soft conventional foam layer, helps absorb motion.

The coils are individually encased in fabric, and they respond independently to movement. Additionally, the coils are reinforced with a layer of foam to reduce motion transfer. While larger movements like getting in and out of bed may be felt, smaller movements are less likely to ripple across the bed.

The DreamCloud Premier offers strong pressure relief. Memory foam is often highly rated for its pressure-relieving qualities, as it reacts to heat and weight in order to closely conform to the shape of the body. The Euro top of the DreamCloud Premier includes memory foam to cradle the body and cushion areas like the shoulders and hips, where pressure is most likely to build. A layer of gel memory foam provides additional pressure relief, while a supportive foam layer keeps sleepers from sinking in too deeply. Since the coils are individually wrapped, they respond independently to pressure and evenly distribute body weight.

The medium firm (6) rating of the DreamCloud Premier balances pressure relief with spinal support. The mattress moderately contours to the shape of the body and reduces pressure and tension with its unique blend of foam layers. This is beneficial for all sleeping styles, but especially for back and side sleeping.

For hot sleepers and those who live in warm climates, the DreamCloud Premier regulates temperature and helps keep sleepers cool. The breathable cashmere blend cover wicks away heat and moisture, which is helpful for sleepers who sweat throughout the night.

Though memory foam is notorious for retaining body heat, the DreamCloud Premier uses a layer of gel-infused memory foam to help draw heat away from the body and prevent it from building up in the mattress. Since the foam comfort layers gently contour, air can still circulate around the body.

The coil base of the DreamCloud Premier adds plenty of airflow throughout the mattress, helping to dissipate any body heat. Generally, this is one of the main benefits of sleeping on a hybrid. The combination of foam layers and a coil support core maximizes benefits like pressure relief and temperature regulation, while minimizing common drawbacks like heat retention.

Edge-to-edge encased coils in the DreamCloud Premier result in sturdy edge support. A double-row rim with thicker coils bolsters the perimeter of the mattress and prevents sagging along the edges over time.

Generally, hybrids have better edge support than foam models, as the coil support core can be reinforced. And since the DreamCloud Premier is medium firm, sleepers do not sink deeply into the foam layers, which helps prevent deep impressions.

Having solid edge support gives couples more usable surface area on the mattress, and sleepers can spread out comfortably instead of crowding towards the center. Those who sleep or sit near the edge of the bed should feel supported. Additionally, proper edge support is helpful for getting in and out of bed.