The 10 Best Mattress Brands Available in Canada for All Budgets

Our top pick for the best value hybrid mattress, that delivers premium support, is the Emma Hybrid Comfort mattress (which happens to currently be 50 per cent off, so act fast!). We love this mattress for its zoned support and curves in all the right places that will help Canadians of any size achieve a more comfortable night’s sleep.

With edge-to-edge full-body ergonomic support developed by a team of sleep experts, the Emma mattress is made to adapt to your body and preferred sleeping position. Emma’s signature Airgocell foam technology means that you can sleep undisturbed, even as your partner or pet moves around. Supportive, breathable and on sale — what more could we need from a mattress?

Emma Hybrid Mattress, Queen, on sale for $539.

A great discount option, hot sleepers will appreciate this mattress that comes at an affordable price point. The eight-inch mattress has six inches of support foam, plus two more inches of cooling memory gel. Juno describes the firmness of this mattress as a perfect six out of ten.

Juno Mattress, Queen, $499.

This hybrid mattress combines the comfort of memory foam with the sturdiness of pocket coils (yet it can still be delivered rolled in a box!). The materials are all locally made in Toronto, which is a selling point for shoppers looking to spend their dollars locally.

Silk and Snow Hybrid Mattress, Queen, $900.

At a luxurious 10-inches, the Douglas mattress is a medium-firm option that delivers excellent value and support. It’s a particularly popular mattress choice for side sleepers at a mid-range price point.

Douglas Original Mattress, Queen, $799.

Sealy introduced their version of a bed-in-the-box to the market with their Cocoon series. It comes at a more premium price point, but with that, you get 130 years of Sealy’s experienced mattress-making, and the option to choose between a soft or firm mattress.

Cocoon Classic By Sealy, Queen, $1,099.

The Endy mattress is a popular choice among Canadians — it has over 27,000 5-star reviews. Their claim to fame is the breathable, open-cell memory foam that allows more airflow than traditional memory foam.

The Endy Mattress, Queen, $895.

If you prefer a coiled mattress for extra support, we recommend Hush’s hybrid model. It’s supportive, but still oh-so-soft with its pillow top. It has zero motion transfer, making it perfect for couples with different sleep schedules. This investment in your sleep comes at a slightly more premium price point.

Hush Arctic Luxe Hybrid Mattress, Queen, $1,895.

Keep cool with graphite-infused latex foam that’s made with active Canadians in mind, from the removable washable cover to the breathable cooling technology. This high-performance mattress is a medium firmness, for those who prefer a softer sleep.

Recore Latex Foam Mattress, Queen, $999.

If you have allergens that bother you when you sleep, the Polysleep mattress is made with antimicrobial foam to promote healthier sleep that’s free of bacteria buildup. Rated as a 6.5/10 in terms of firmness, it’s a great choice for those who like a soft (but not too soft!) feeling.

The Polysleep Mattress, Queen, $1,195.

Coming in at 12 inches tall, this supportive coil mattress is a popular choice for those with sleep issues — no matter if you sleep on your side, back or front. It features five zones of coils, arranged to give you comfort where you need it.

Logan and Cove Choice Hybrid Mattress, Queen, $999.