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Most good-quality mattresses cost more than $1,000, which may be more than you want to spend if you’re, say, outfitting a guest bedroom ahead of holiday-hosting season. And while a lot of the cheap mattresses out there are uncomfortable and saggy, we’ve found four actually good ones that feel supportive and actually pretty luxurious, without the hefty price tag. One of our favorite cheap mattresses, the Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress, is on sale today for Wirecutter readers for just $230. With its body-conforming top and nice balance of support and cushion, we think it should appeal to those who prefer a classic memory-foam sink. Simply put: It offers a Tempur-Pedic–like feel, without a Tempur-Pedic price. Use promo code WIRECUTTER at checkout to get it on sale. Read more about our favorites in our ultimate guide to the best cheap mattresses. We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more ›
Though these folding mattresses take up more space than an air mattress, they’re significantly more comfortable and versatile. When a guest visits, editorial director Christine Cyr Clisset stacks two on top of one another to create an 8-inch-thick mattress. “They look like a normal bed, which makes our guest space (my office) look far more polished than it would with a blow-up mattress,” she writes. “No one can tell they’re tri-folds.”
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