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The Saatva Memorial Day sale is live, with savings across its entire lineup. That includes the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid, down to $949 (from $1,349) at Saatva when you use our exclusive link. That reduces a queen size to $1,699 from $2,099. That's a solid price for a luxury mattress — but having tested it myself, I know it's not for everyone.Sitting just below the Saatva Classic – our pick for the best mattress of 2026 – in terms of price, the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid has a similar build with a breathable organic cotton cover and specialized lumbar support. However, it only comes in one firmness level and doesn't have a Euro pillow top.Keep reading to find out which type of sleeper will benefit most from this Saatva mattress deal — and for more great offers, head over to our Memorial Day mattress sales hub. Also, we're tracking the best value Memorial Day mattress sales of 2026, including top deals from Saatva rivals.Why I recommend the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid for back sleepers
(Image credit: Future / Nancy Gardner)I've been sleeping on the Saatva Memory Foam Hybrid Mattress for the past month, and I also invited a diverse panel of sleepers to nap on it to help me determine who'd benefit most from this entry-level luxury bed.I'm naturally a side sleeper, and while I wasn't uncomfortable on this hybrid mattress, I did wish the foams offered more contouring for my shoulders, hips, and knees in that position. I also found myself missing my previous pillow-top mattress, which featured extra cushioning for my joints.My fellow testers were in agreement; they just couldn't get comfortable on their sides with this mattress, albeit for different reasons.One of the side sleepers in my group, who weighs over 150lbs, said, "I felt like I was kind of falling into the mattress rather than molding to it. Things were starting to get stiff at the hips and the spine.” Meanwhile, the side sleepers under 135lbs thought it was too firm, with little give for the pressure points.But when we switched onto our backs? It was a whole different story.
