Memorial Day is one of the best times of year to invest in a mattress. Prices drop meaningfully across the board — and if you've been considering a latex mattress, this is a smart window to buy.
Latex mattresses earn their premium reputation: they're durable, naturally resistant to allergens, and offer a distinctly supportive feel that outlasts most foam options. Here are our top picks currently on sale, with honest breakdowns of who each one is right for.
Before getting into specific models, here's what separates latex from the rest:
Natural vs. synthetic latex: Natural latex comes from rubber trees and is more durable and eco-friendly. Synthetic latex mimics the feel at a lower cost but lacks the same longevity or environmental credentials. Blended latex sits in between. For the best long-term value, natural is worth the premium.
A hybrid mattress combining individually encased coils with a plush latex comfort layer. At 11 inches, it's a versatile everyday sleeper — responsive, well-cushioned, and more breathable than all-foam designs.
Best for: Side sleepers, couples, anyone who wants pressure relief without the sinking feeling of memory foam.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Excellent pressure relief | May be too soft for stomach sleepers |
| Eco-conscious materials | Limited edge support |
| Good motion isolation for a hybrid |
100% natural latex with a firm feel, designed for back and stomach sleepers who need solid spinal support. No synthetic foams, no harmful chemicals — just clean, responsive latex throughout.
Best for: Back and stomach sleepers, people with lower back pain who benefit from firm support, eco-conscious buyers.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Durable — natural latex lasts significantly longer than foam | Firmness is not for everyone; side sleepers may find it too hard |
| Excellent for back and stomach sleepers | Higher price point reflects natural material cost |
| Naturally hypoallergenic |
A luxurious Euro top mattress with a natural latex core and an added cushioning layer built into the top. The result is firm support with enough surface softness to suit a wider range of sleepers.
Best for: Back sleepers who want some cushioning, couples with different firmness preferences, anyone who wants a premium Euro top construction.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Firm support with added surface comfort | Not ideal for sleepers who prefer very plush |
| Breathable materials; sleeps cooler | Euro top may require deep-pocket sheets |
| Durable latex construction |
At 18 inches, the Azusa is the most indulgent option on this list. Part of Diamond's premium Black Diamond Collection, it features an extra-thick plush Euro top over a natural latex core. If you want a genuinely cloud-like sleep experience with real latex support underneath, this is it.
Best for: Side sleepers, those who prioritize plush comfort, luxury seekers who want the best materials money can buy.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Very soft and luxurious surface feel | May not provide sufficient support for back/stomach sleepers |
| Cooling technology manages heat despite the plush profile | Very thick — not compatible with all bed frames |
| Premium clearance pricing makes this a strong value |
A firm, no-frills latex mattress in Twin XL at a clearance price. Solid spinal support, durable latex construction, and a compact footprint. Good for a guest room, studio apartment, or anyone who needs a reliable firm mattress without the premium price tag.
Best for: Back and stomach sleepers, guest rooms, studio apartments, budget-conscious buyers.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Excellent firmness and durability for the price | Twin XL only — no other size available |
| Good for back and stomach sleepers | Firm feel won't suit side sleepers |
| Clearance pricing makes natural latex accessible |
This mattress combines firm latex support with gel infusion for enhanced cooling, topped with a luxurious cashmere cover. It's a strong choice for back sleepers who run warm and want a premium surface feel without sacrificing support.
Best for: Warm sleepers who need firm support, back sleepers, those who want a touch of luxury at a reduced Memorial Day price.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Excellent temperature regulation | Firm — not for sleepers who prefer plush |
| Robust support for spinal alignment | Premium materials = higher base price (offset by sale pricing) |
| High-end materials at a meaningful discount |
| Mattress | Feel | Best Sleep Position | Cooling | Price Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eclipse Joyfulness Hybrid | Plush | Side, Combination | Good | Mid-range |
| Firm Lucille Natural Latex | Firm | Back, Stomach | Very Good | Premium |
| Diana Euro Top 14" | Firm with cushion | Back, Combination | Good | Luxury |
| Azusa Plush Euro Top 18" | Plush/Luxury | Side | Good | Luxury (Clearance) |
| Restonic Enchantment Firm | Firm | Back, Stomach | Good | Budget (Clearance) |
| Cashmere II Gel Latex Firm | Firm | Back | Excellent | Premium (Clearance) |
Durability, natural hypoallergenic properties, better cooling than memory foam, and responsive support. Natural latex mattresses can last 10–20 years with proper care.
Yes. Latex mattresses provide firm, even support that promotes proper spinal alignment and distributes body weight evenly. Firm latex options are particularly recommended for back sleepers with lower back pain.
Natural latex is among the most durable mattress materials available. With normal use and care, it can last 10–20 years — significantly longer than most foam or innerspring options.
It depends on firmness. Plush latex or latex hybrid options with a softer top layer (like the Eclipse Joyfulness or the Azusa Euro Top) work well for side sleepers. Firm latex alone can create pressure at the shoulder and hip.
Natural latex comes from rubber tree sap. It's more durable, more eco-friendly, and typically more hypoallergenic than synthetic latex. Synthetic latex is petroleum-based and costs less, but doesn't match the longevity or environmental profile of natural latex.
Natural latex has a mild, earthy scent when new that dissipates within a few days of airing out. It's not harmful. Synthetic latex can have a stronger chemical smell — air it out thoroughly before use.
Rotate every 3–6 months for even wear. Use a mattress protector to guard against spills and stains. Avoid folding — latex can crack if bent sharply.
Many latex mattresses are compatible with adjustable bases. Check the specific product listing or ask our team to confirm compatibility before purchasing.
Our Memorial Day sale won't last long. Visit one of our 5 LA Mattress Store showroom locations to try these mattresses in person — or browse the full latex mattress collection online. Our team can help you match the right model to your sleep style and budget.
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