9 Best Mattresses at Sam's Club of 2026

Tempur-Pedic takes the top spot because it earns the highest performance score on our list, and it is one of the brands Sam's Club lists in its mattress brand shop. The TEMPUR-Adapt is the brand's entry model: a 4cm comfort layer and a 4cm support layer, both made of TEMPUR-Material, in an 11-inch profile. Buyers choose between an all-foam medium and a medium hybrid with coils. On tempurpedic.com the queen cost $2,099 on November 11, 2026, $200 under its $2,299 list price, with a 90-night trial and a 10-year warranty on direct orders. Sam's Club tends to stock Tempur-Pedic models under its own names, so compare height, layer count and feel with the Adapt rather than expecting a name match. The trade-offs are cost and choice: there is one feel, and the price is high next to the foam beds lower on this list.

Nectar Classic is the value pick for members who want memory foam without paying Tempur-Pedic prices. The 12-inch bed has a medium-firm feel, a cool-to-touch cover and a support foam layer that Nectar says absorbs movement so one partner's turning does not carry across the bed. Nectar states the mattress is CertiPUR-US certified and fiberglass-free. On nectarsleep.com the queen cost $699 on November 11, 2026, and direct orders come with a 365-night home trial and Nectar's Forever Warranty, the longest terms in this list. Nectar is among the brands Sam's Club has listed in its mattress brand shop, but the club's return rules apply to club purchases, so the 365-night trial is a direct-order benefit. The limits are the single feel and the lack of coils, which means less bounce and softer edges than the hybrids below.

DreamCloud is among the brands Sam's Club lists in its mattress brand shop, and the Classic Hybrid is the lowest-priced coil option in this list. DreamCloud describes a six-layer, 12-inch build with a CloudQuilt quilted cover, cooling fiber technology, 1 inch of memory foam and springs for motion isolation. The queen cost $699 on dreamcloudsleep.com on November 11, 2026, the same as Nectar Classic, and direct orders get a 365-night home trial and a Forever Warranty. For hot sleepers, the springs leave more room for airflow than an all-foam bed. The thin memory foam layer means less hug than Nectar or Tempur-Pedic, so side sleepers with shoulder pain may want more cushioning; DreamCloud's Premier Hybrid adds a Euro top for $400 more. Check the Sam's Club product page for height and layer count before you buy, because club versions are not always identical.

Sealy is one of the brands Sam's Club features most, and the Posturepedic line is the easiest Sealy reference point. Sealy says its signature design adds an extra layer of material to reinforce the center of the bed, where the body is heaviest, and uses PrecisionFit coils that give initial support and firmer deep-down support. The Posturepedic Spring queen cost $799 on sealy.com on November 11, 2026, and the Posturepedic Hybrid queen was $999. Direct orders include a 90-night trial and a 10-year warranty. This is the pick for back sleepers and anyone moving from an older innerspring who wants a familiar feel at a moderate price. Sam's Club stocks Sealy and Posturepedic models whose names may not match Sealy's own range, so use coil type, height and firmness to match. Couples sensitive to motion may prefer a foam or pocketed-coil option.

Stearns & Foster is the luxury line in Sam's Club's mattress range; the club launched the brand in 2022. The Lux Estate on the brand's own store combines patented IntelliCoil innersprings, an extra layer of TEMPUR-Indulge Memory Foam and gel foam in a quilted top, and Stearns & Foster says its memory foam layers were developed by the sleep experts at Tempur-Pedic. Models range from 14.5 to 15.5 inches tall, with firm, medium, hybrid and pillow top choices. The queen cost $2,599 on November 11, 2026, $400 under the $2,999 list price, with a 90-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty on direct orders. It scores highest on build with Tempur-Pedic but lower on value because it costs more than three Nectar queens. Pick it if you want the heavy, hotel-like feel of a tall coil bed and plan to keep it for many years.

Awara is one of the brands Sam's Club added in 2022, and it is the choice here for members who prefer latex to memory foam. The Classic Hybrid stands 10 inches tall, with 2 inches of GOLS and FSC certified organic latex, a quilted top infused with organic New Zealand wool and Thick Gauge Edge Support coils; Awara says the design is fiberglass-free. The queen cost $899 on awarasleep.com on November 11, 2026, and direct orders include a 365-night home trial and a Forever Warranty. Latex pushes back more than memory foam, which suits combination sleepers and people who feel trapped in foam. The 10-inch profile is the lowest on the list, and side sleepers who want more cushioning can pay $300 more for the 12-inch Premier Hybrid, which has 4 inches of latex.

Beautyrest is a Sam's Club staple, and the Black Hybrid is the brand's most advanced collection. Series One uses Triple-Stranded Pocketed Coil Technology with specialty foams; Beautyrest says the design gives individualized support and motion separation with a cool, contouring feel. It comes in Firm and Plush. On beautyrest.com Series One started at $1,349 on November 11, 2026 after a $400 discount, though the page did not tie that price to a size. Higher series add cooling, 2K and 4K micro coils and Self-Response latex, and start at $2,549, $2,749 and $4,249. Direct orders include a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty. This is the pick for couples who want coil support with less motion transfer than a traditional innerspring. Sam's Club also sells Beautyrest models such as the Opulent Rest, so match the coil system and height when comparing.

GhostBed appears in Sam's Club's mattress brand shop, and the Comfort Hybrid is the brand's entry hybrid. It is 11 inches tall with five layers, including a ProCore layer that GhostBed says gives 33% more support in the center third of the mattress, and Spirited Edge coils that are individually wrapped and foam-encased for edge support. The Ghost Ice cover is a smooth top designed to stay cool. The queen cost $1,049 on ghostbed.com on November 11, 2026, with a 101-night trial and a 20-year limited warranty on direct orders. The zoned center layer makes it a fit for back sleepers and heavier people whose hips sink on softer beds. It sits lower on the list because it costs $350 more than the Nectar and DreamCloud queens and comes in one medium feel.

Serta is one of the brands Sam's Club lists as a favorite, and Perfect Sleeper is its best-known mid-range line. The Cascade Ridge Plush innerspring is 12.5 inches tall and uses Serta's Q4 Support System, 4-in-1 coils linked together for even weight distribution, with 5 Zoned Comfort and CoolFeel fabric. On serta.com it started at $699 on November 11, 2026, though the page did not state which size that price applies to. Two step-up models add a wool layer at $799 and premium memory foam at $999. Direct orders include a 100-night trial and a 10-year limited warranty. Perfect Sleeper suits buyers who want a soft innerspring with plenty of feel choices. It ranks last because linked coils carry more motion than pocketed coils, and the starting price may not be a queen price.