8 Best Mattresses at Macy's of 2026

Sealy is one of the biggest brands on Macy's mattress floor, and the Posturepedic Hybrid is its best mix of comfort and price. The 12-inch build combines coils with ComfortSense Memory Foam, which Sealy describes as the most premium foam in its portfolio, and Sealy's comparison table credits it with twice the conforming foam of the 13-inch Posturepedic Spring. It comes in Medium and Medium Firm. The queen cost $999 on Sealy.com when we checked, while the Spring model was $799. Direct orders include free in-home delivery, setup and haul away, a 90-night trial and a 10-year warranty. Macy's sells many Sealy Posturepedic models, often with names you will not find on Sealy.com, so compare height, feel and the coil and foam layers. The main limits are the shorter trial and a feel range that stops at Medium.

The TEMPUR-Adapt Medium Hybrid takes first place because it pairs the strongest pressure relief of any line Macy's carries with a model name that matches on both stores. Tempur-Pedic builds it from a 4cm TEMPUR-Material comfort layer and a 4cm TEMPUR-Material support layer on top of more than 1,000 spring coils, which the brand says add edge support and make it easier to move around. The profile is 11 inches and the cover is cool to the touch. On Tempur-Pedic's US store the queen cost $2,399 when we checked, $200 below the $2,599 list price, with a 90-night trial and a 10-year warranty on direct orders. Macy's lists the same TEMPUR-Adapt 11-inch Medium Hybrid, so you can compare its price directly. The trade-offs are cost, a single medium feel and a trial shorter than the online brands offer.

Beautyrest Black is the luxury line Macy's promotes most, and Series One is the cheapest way into it. Beautyrest builds it on Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology, which it says gives its most advanced motion separation, topped with Beautyrest Gel Memory Foam and Sleep Climate Technology to move heat away from the body. The product page lists seven feels: Extra Firm, Firm, Firm Pillow Top, Medium, Medium Pillow Top, Plush and Plush Pillow Top. Beautyrest showed a starting price of $1,349 when we checked, without naming a size. Direct orders include a 100-night trial, free shipping and returns, white glove delivery, free mattress removal and a 10-year limited warranty. Macy's sells Beautyrest Black models, sometimes under its own names, so match the series and feel. It ranks below Sealy and Nectar on value because the size behind the starting price is not shown.

Nectar is the lowest-cost brand on this list that Macy's carries, and its long trial helps lower the risk of a cheaper bed. The Nectar Classic stacks 1 inch of memory foam on 3 inches of responsive support foam and 8 inches of base foam that Nectar says cuts motion transfer, under a cooling, antimicrobial top cover. Nectar describes the feel as firm. The queen cost $699 on Nectar's US store when we checked, and direct orders come with a 365-night home trial, a Forever Warranty, free shipping and returns, and a 30-day price match guarantee. Macy's has a Nectar mattress page and has sold an 11-inch Nectar memory foam model, so check the height and layers on the Macy's listing before comparing prices. The thin memory foam layer and firm feel make it a better fit for back and stomach sleepers than for side sleepers.

Serta is one of the brands GoodBed lists on Macy's showroom floors, and the Perfect Sleeper Hybrid is its best-known coil line. Serta builds it on the Q4 Support System, 920-density 4-in-1 coils, with 5 Zoned Comfort that alternates plush and firm areas under the shoulders, back and hips. EverCool Supreme Memory Foam sits under CoolFeel Plus Fabric with a breathable wool layer. It comes as a 13.5-inch Medium or a 14.5-inch Firm or Plush, all CertiPUR-US certified and made in the USA with global components. Serta showed a starting price of $1,099 when we checked, without naming a size. Direct orders include a 100-night trial, free white glove delivery and haul away, and a 10-year limited warranty. It scores just below Beautyrest because its foam layers are less detailed on the page and the size behind the price is not shown.

Purple is the odd one out at Macy's: instead of memory foam or a pillow top, its comfort layer is a 2-inch GelFlex Grid over comfort foam. Purple describes the feel as medium-firm with responsive support and says it works for stomach, back, side and combination sleepers. The queen cost $1,299 on Purple's US store when we checked, $300 below the $1,599 list price, with a 100-night trial, a 10-year warranty and free shipping that Purple says takes 1 to 2 days. Macy's has sold Purple models, including an Original 9.5-inch Firm listing, so check the height and description on Macy's page before you compare. Purple also says the mattress needs a solid base or slats less than 3.5 inches apart, so check your frame. It ranks sixth because the grid suits a narrower group of sleepers and offers one feel.

Serta iComfort is the memory foam half of the Serta range, and GoodBed's Macy's page features the iComfort line in its videos. Serta builds it with a 5 ZoneResponse Design for spinal alignment, Perfect Conform Memory Foam for pressure relief, and CoolFeel Fabric over 1 inch of graphite-infused memory foam that Serta says moves heat away from the body. It is offered as an 11.5-inch Firm, a 12-inch Medium or Plush, and a 13-inch Medium or Plush, and Serta says it is 100% USA assembled. The starting price was $899 when we checked, without a size named. Direct orders carry a 100-day in-home trial and a 10-year warranty. It ranks below Nectar because Nectar shows a confirmed queen price that is lower and a longer trial, but iComfort gives more feel choices.

Stearns & Foster scores second-highest on performance but ranks last on value, because Macy's shoppers can get close to its comfort for less. The Lux Estate pairs patented IntelliCoil coil-in-coil innersprings with an extra layer of TEMPUR-Indulge Memory Foam, which Stearns & Foster says was developed with Tempur-Pedic's sleep scientists, plus a Lux Memory Foam Quilt with premium gel foam and a cool-to-the-touch cover. Every model is hand-sewn and comes in several feels, including pillow tops. The queen cost $2,599 on the brand's US store when we checked, $400 below the $2,999 list price, with a free Estate Bedding Bundle. Direct orders include complimentary white glove delivery, a 90-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty. GoodBed lists the Stearns & Foster Estate line at Macy's. Pick it if you want a classic innerspring feel and do not mind paying the highest price here.