DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress Review: Test Lab Ratings

With an all-foam construction and generous comfort system, the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress limits most motion transfer. For sleepers who share their bed with a partner, this can help reduce sleep interruptions.

Layers of memory foam and polyfoam in the Euro-top cover provide surface-level motion isolation, simultaneously reducing how much movement reaches the core and dampening any vibrations emanating from the core. Another two inches of memory foam under the Euro-top further absorbs motion, and few vibrations travel across the polyfoam transition layer or core.

We used a device similar to a seismograph to measure vibrations and asked our testers to report their subjective experience on the mattress. Both types of tests recorded very minimal motion transfer. Our testers reported that a partner moving around on the opposite side of the bed would be unlikely to wake them, making this bed a good option for sleepers who share their bed and awaken easily.

Pressure relief is one of the Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress’ greatest strengths.

Its Euro-top cover is quilted with two distinct types of foam: memory foam and polyfoam. The memory foam layer conforms in response to the sleeper’s heat and weight, and a gel infusion is designed to transfer away heat. Meanwhile, the polyfoam adds cushioning and support to enhance comfort and promote good posture. Underneath the Euro-top cover, additional layers of gel-infused memory foam and polyfoam add deeper contouring while limiting sagging.

Combined, the comfort and transition layers total 5.7 inches thick, including 3.2 inches of memory foam. This leaves ample room for heavier body parts to sink in so that the mattress can redistribute their weight and prevent the sleeper from pressing against the firmer core.

We used a pressure mapping tool to visualize how the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress distributed our testers’ weight. Most team members experienced minimal pressure buildup, but some side sleepers under 130 pounds noticed a little around their hips and shoulders because they didn’t sink as deeply into the medium firm (6) surface.

Foam mattresses with generous memory foam layers frequently trap heat, but the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress stays at a relatively neutral temperature.

Its breathable cover lets air circulate, and gel infusions in the memory foam layers and the polyfoam transition layer are engineered to transfer heat away from the body.

Most of our testers thought the surface remained at a comfortable temperature throughout our assessments. However, some team members over 230 pounds noticed more heat retention because they sank farther into the surface, reducing cooling airflow around their bodies. Our surface temperature readings also showed less heat buildup than many memory foam models.

The DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress has a fairly stable edge on par with many medium firm (6) foam models.

Like most foam mattresses, the Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress does not have a reinforced perimeter. However, the layered construction helps balance conforming and support to prevent excessive compression along the sides. Additionally, the mattress’ feel is on the higher end of the average firmness range, making it sturdier than many models.

Our team members felt supported enough to sit and lay along the edge of the bed. Those over 230 pounds reported feeling less secure than their lighter counterparts, but no one said they needed to gravitate toward the center of the bed for greater stability.

Overall, we expect the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress’ edge support will allow most couples to use every inch of the mattress and make it easier for sleepers with mobility issues to get into and out of bed.

Compared to many foam models that incorporate substantial memory foam layers, the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress is easy to move on.

Memory foam molds to the body and retains an impression for a moment when the sleeper changes positions. Because of this, thick layers of memory foam can create a sensation of being trapped in the bed. While the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress uses 3.2 inches of memory foam in total, it’s divided between two layers separated by more responsive polyfoam. You’ll still experience the hug of memory foam, but without a significant lingering body impression. The medium firm (6) feel also limits sinkage to prevent deep, restrictive contouring.

None of our testers noted much difficulty changing positions, though those over 230 pounds felt a little less agile on the surface because they sank in more deeply.

Given the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress’ ease of movement, we recommend it for anyone seeking the conforming of memory foam balanced with seamless mobility.

Like virtually all mattresses that contain foam and ship compressed, the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress may have some off-gassing odors. Traditionally, manufacturing foam produces volatile organic compounds (VOCs). When a mattress is sealed for shipment, the VOCs linger until the mattress has time to air out in your home. Some owners prefer to let it dissipate before using their new mattress.

We found that the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress didn’t have as strong of a smell as many models, and our team members detected very little odor after 48 hours.

Additionally, the DreamCloud Premier Rest Memory Foam Mattress uses CertiPUR-US certified foam, which means it meets third-party standards related to emissions and contents.