DreamCloud mattresses
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DreamCloud is Resident's hybrid brand, sold by the same company as Nectar, and it shares Nectar's headline policies: a 365-night trial and a lifetime "Forever Warranty." Where Nectar is best known for memory foam, DreamCloud's identity is the hybrid with a quilted Euro top.
The model on findmattress.com is the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid. It's the current, 12-inch version of what used to be called simply the DreamCloud Hybrid; the taller 14-inch profile now belongs to DreamCloud's Luxe Hybrid. The Classic Hybrid layers a CloudQuilt Euro top with cooling fibers over 1 inch of memory foam, adaptive support foam and pocketed coils, with a stabilization layer underneath. It's fiberglass-free and CertiPUR-US certified.
DreamCloud now labels it Firm. We haven't found an independent firmness score for this newer 12-inch build yet, so treat our 7.5 out of 10 as an estimate from the brand's label. The same caution applies to its performance ratings, which carry over from the older version: by those estimates it has good bounce and edge support but only average pressure relief and motion isolation.
Price is the big draw. DreamCloud's site shows about $699 for a queen. For a coil hybrid with a Euro top and a full-year trial, that's a lot of mattress for the money.
Who should shop DreamCloud? Back and stomach sleepers who want a firm, buoyant hybrid on a budget. Who should skip it? Side sleepers who need soft cushioning at the shoulders, and light sleepers who share a bed with a restless partner.
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DreamCloud mattresses we cover
DreamCloud Classic Hybrid
Hybrid · Firm
- $699 queen
- 365 nights
- Lifetime
- 12″ tall
The DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is the bed formerly sold as the DreamCloud Hybrid. It's now a 12" model labeled Firm, and the taller 14" profile belongs to DreamCloud's Luxe Hybrid. It pairs a CloudQuilt Euro top with 1" of memory foam, support foam and pocketed coils. In this DreamCloud Classic Hybrid review, we estimate it at about 7.5 out of 10 based on DreamCloud's label, because older independent scores were for the previous version. On paper it's a firm, bouncy budget hybrid for back and stomach sleepers.
DreamCloud vs other brands
Questions about DreamCloud
Are DreamCloud and Nectar the same company?
Yes. Both are sold by Resident, which is why they share the same 365-night trial and lifetime Forever Warranty. The products differ, though: the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid is a firm coil hybrid with a Euro top, while the Nectar Classic is all-foam and the Nectar Premier Hybrid is a softer, medium hybrid.
Is the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid good for side sleepers?
Usually not. DreamCloud labels the current 12-inch Classic Hybrid Firm, and by the specs it has just 1 inch of memory foam under the Euro top. Side sleepers, especially lighter ones, usually need more give at the shoulders and hips. A medium hybrid such as the Nectar Premier Hybrid or Helix Midnight is a safer bet.
Is the DreamCloud Classic Hybrid the same as the old DreamCloud Hybrid?
It's the renamed, updated version. The current Classic Hybrid is 12 inches tall and labeled Firm, while older reviews describe a 14-inch, medium-firm build. Because of that, older reviews and prices may not reflect what you'd receive today, so lean on the current product page and the trial.