SweetNights bed-in-a-box mattress is one of the most affordable and comfortable

When my parents moved into a new house just a few minutes from mine, I knew exactly which mattress they should buy for their guest room.They had one goal for the space: make it feel as inviting as possible.Whether for family stopping by for the weekend or friends visiting from out of town, they wanted guests to walk in, settle into bed and wake up feeling refreshed (you know: the mint on the pillow, fresh hydrangeas on the nightstand, the whole nine yards).Naturally, they asked for my recommendation, and I didn’t hesitate.Because I’ve reviewed nearly every mattress imaginable — from Beautyrest to Casper — like the Princess and the Pea, except it’s my full-time job as a product tester.

I’ve spent years comparing materials, testing firmness levels and evaluating cooling technology.  So when someone asks me what mattress offers the best value without sacrificing comfort, I always have a few favorites in mind.For my parents’ guest room, the answer was easy: the SweetNight CoolNest Memory Foam Mattress.One of the biggest selling points is the price.Mattresses can easily cost well over $1,000, especially if you’re shopping for a queen-size model.

The SweetNight CoolNest Memory Foam Mattress delivers a surprisingly premium sleep experience without the premium price tag, making it one of the smartest purchases for anyone furnishing a guest room, upgrading a first apartment or simply looking to save money.Of course, affordability only matters if the mattress is actually comfortable.Thankfully, that’s where the CoolNest really shines.The mattress combines multiple layers of memory foam that gently contour around your body while still providing enough support to keep your spine aligned.

Instead of feeling like you’re sinking into quicksand, you get a balanced feel that cushions pressure points while making it easy to change positions throughout the night.Size options: Twin, Full, Queen, King, California King | Thickness Options: 12, 14 or 16 inches | Ma...

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Publisher: New York Post

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