Layla is a New Haven, Connecticut–based mattress company founded in 2016. Currently, they offer two mattresses; a memory-foam model called the Layla Memory Foam Mattress, and a hybrid innerspring model called the Layla Hybrid Mattress.
The Layla Memory Foam Mattress has six distinct layers of technologically-advanced foam. Two of these layers include a unique copper-infused gel that helps prevent bacteria build-up and associated odors. One of the other cool features of this model is that it is reversible, with one side of the mattress offering a more plush feel, and the other providing more firm support. This mattress in a box is available at a relatively low price point.
The Hybrid Mattress from Layla is going to cost a bit more, but for good reason. In addition to the many foam layers that make the Memory Foam model great, the Hybrid mattress includes a thick layer of individually-coiled springs to offer increased edge support and superior responsiveness. Luckily for sleepers considering a Layla mattress, their website offers a helpful guide to choosing between the two options!
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We love Layla because of the creative, flippable design of both of its mattresses. This feature allows for sleepers to change the feel of their mattress whenever they please, choosing between a softer top and a more firm option on the opposite side. Both the Layla Memory Foam mattress and the Layla Hybrid mattress are made with thermo-gel cooling foam top layers; the difference in firmness is achieved by using more or less of this material on either side of the mattress.
The Memory Foam model is definitely the softer, more plush feeling of the two. The top layer of foam is really giving, though there is a noticeable difference between the thicker and thinner sides. The thicker side comes in at about a 7 out of 10 on the firmness scale, while the thinner side comes in at about 4 out of 10. This is a huge difference, but in both cases the bed tends to offer a more swaddled, softer feel than the average foam mattress.
The Hybrid Model offers a slightly more supportive feel due to an added layer of innersprings. Though it too is flippable to provide two firmness options, both come in higher on the firmness scale. We rate the thinner side of the Hybrid at a 5 out of 10, and the thicker side as an 8 out of 10.
Overall, we love the feel of the removable fabric covers that are employed on the foam layers topping each side of both models. If you like a luxurious feeling bed that swaddles as well as it supports, this is the brand for you!
Layla ships for free across the lower 48 states of the USA. HI and AK will be charged a separate fee. Most customers report receiving their mattress within one business week of ordering. Both beds are easy to open, install, and use without any assistance.
The Layla customer service team is also helpful in answering any questions about their products, or which one might be right for you. As we mentioned in the intro to this review, they have a beneficial page that can help you decide which is better for your personal sleep style: memory foam or hybrid. They also have a chat service on their website where we reached a helpful and cheery representative within seconds!
As a full-service sleep company, Layla also sells bedding, pet beds, and other sleep accessories. All of their products come with full money-back guarantees of quality and warranties. With free shipping and a 120-night trial for their mattresses, we feel that Layla does a great job of making us confident they stand behind their products 100%.
Both Layla options are great for people who want quality on a budget, and especially those who are not 100% sure how much firmness they want. The ability to flip the beds over and cycle between different firmness levels is such a cool feature and one that goes a long way in making either Layla bed a smart option for first-time buyers.
If you want a bed that’s incredibly soft, easy to order and install, and will keep you cool at night, all on a budget, we recommend the Layla Memory Foam bed. This one is suitable for people who want to have that deep hugging, sinking feeling—typically, this is good for people of all sleep styles who want to feel cradled by the conforming nature of the materials. Heavier sleepers might want to go with a firmer Layla Hybrid.
We recommend the Hybrid for people who want a little bit more of a supportive sleep at night. The coil system, embedded in very comfortable foam, gives this bed the extra firmness and support that some people crave. It is softer than many hybrid models, which some people will love. But the ability to choose between more or less firm sides on the bed makes it one of the most attractive hybrid beds on the market for those on a budget.
SIZE | DIMENSIONS | PRICES |
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Twin | 38'' W x 74'' L x 10'' H | $649 |
Twin XL | 38'' W x 80'' L x 10'' H | $749 |
Full | 54'' W x 74'' L x 10'' H | $949 |
Queen | 60'' W x 80'' L x 10'' H | $1,049 |
King | 76'' W x 80'' L x 10'' H | $1,149 |
Cali King | 72'' W x 84'' L x 10'' H | $1,149 |
SIZE | DIMENSIONS | PRICES |
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Twin | 38'' W x 75'' L x 13'' H | $1,249 |
Twin XL | 38'' W x 80'' L x 13'' H | $1,349 |
Full | 54'' W x 75'' L x 13'' H | $1,549 |
Queen | 60'' W x 80'' L x 13'' H | $1,649 |
King | 76'' W x 80'' L x 13'' H | $1,849 |
Cali King | 72'' W x 84'' L x 13'' H | $1,849 |