Hastens Mattress Reviews

I kept bumping into the same question from readers who love high design furniture but hate poor sleep: Is a Hästens mattress actually worth that money? That question kept nagging at me each time I saw the blue check pattern in glossy photos. From the perspective of a reviewer who lives in mid-range hybrids most weeks, I wanted to feel how these horsehair filled beds behave under regular human habits rather than showroom poses.

To sort that out, I pulled our usual crew together. I act as the combination sleeper with desk-driven lower-back tightness. Marcus brings a heavier build and a body that runs hot. Mia gives us the lighter side-sleep view. Jenna shows how a bed handles shared sleep, with Ethan as the restless partner who never really stays still. This group lets me see how a Hästens mattress reacts under very different loads and positions.

We treated this hastens mattress reviews project like a full season, not a weekend stunt. Each Hästens bed spent time in real bedrooms, under real blankets, through headache mornings and long Netflix nights. I rotated through the models and logged how my back felt, how long it took me to cool down, and how each frame handled reading, stretching, and those half-asleep bathroom runs.

Product Overview

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price (approx, Queen–King)	Overall Score
Hästens Maranga	Buoyant, medium feel, very breathable	Pricey vs conventional hybrids	Average-weight combo sleepers who like natural bounce	From high $10Ks USD depending on base	4.6 / 5
Hästens Eala	Deeper cushioning with strong support	May feel too soft for very heavy stomach sleepers	Side and combo sleepers wanting plush yet structured support	From low–mid $10Ks USD	4.7 / 5
Hästens Herlewing	Triple spring design, intense body-contouring support	Very expensive, feels substantial under small bodies	Sleepers wanting maximal support and motion separation	Often mid–high $30Ks+ depending on build	4.8 / 5
Hästens 2000T	Iconic flagship with elevated comfort and refinement	Ultra-premium pricing, overkill for spare rooms	Luxury buyers seeking the most refined Hästens feel	Reported around mid–high $20Ks+	4.9 / 5
Hästens Superia	Slimmer continental design, slightly firmer, versatile	Less opulent than 2000T or Herlewing	Back sleepers or guests wanting a firmer Hästens profile	From mid–high four to low five-figure range	4.5 / 5

Testing Team Takeaways

From my point of view, the first surprise with a Hästens mattress is the lightness of the support. I felt my body ride higher on the springs rather than sink into foam. Under my back, the Maranga and Eala kept my hip line clean. My lower spine rested in a neutral arc instead of a forced curve. After several nights on the 2000T, I woke up, sat at the edge and thought, “My back feels like it had a full reset, not just a rest.” That reaction matters more to me than any spec sheet.

Marcus stepped onto each Hästens bed looking for heat traps and weak hip zones. On the Herlewing, his heavier frame compressed into the triple spring system yet never bottomed out. He lay there and muttered, “This kind of support catches me, then keeps pushing back without any sag.” Under him, the horsehair and wool layers pushed heat away faster than standard foams. His notes mention a cooler chest and less sweat than many traditional pillow-tops. On the Maranga, he enjoyed the buoyancy but wanted the stronger zoning from the heavier models during stomach-sleep stretches.

Mia brought her smaller frame and side-sleep style to the Eala and Maranga first. On low-grade beds, her shoulders flare up quickly. On the Eala she rolled to her left side, tucked her knees, stayed quiet for a while, then said, “My shoulder slides into this soft pocket, yet my ribs still feel lifted.” That comment captured the mix of plush top and underlying springs. On the firmer Superia, she felt stable on her back, yet her outer hip pressed more against the surface during long side holds. Her notes show that she gravitated to Eala for deeper side-sleep comfort.

Jenna and Ethan turned the Herlewing and 2000T into couple test beds. Ethan’s constant motion usually exposes weak isolation in seconds. On the Herlewing, his turns triggered micro movement in the top fabric yet very little travel through the mattress. Jenna lay near the edge, eyes closed, while he climbed in and out. Afterwards she said, “I feel a tiny fabric flutter, then nothing under my hips.” Their shared nights on the 2000T felt even more polished, with a smoother surface and a kind of glide that let Jenna roll without catching on seams or tufts.

Ethan himself paid attention to how each Hästens mattress treated his restless style. On some brands he fights the foam. On the Maranga, he noticed a springy push that let him roll quickly. His comment was, “This bed lets me turn without planning my exit route.” The Superia felt slightly firmer, which he liked during back sleep, though he ranked it behind Eala and 2000T for side starts. He drifted toward the edge on each model and reported that even near the borders, the frames held him high rather than collapsing.

hastens Mattress Comparison Chart

Mattress	Feel / Firmness (approx)	Height (with base + top mattress)	Spring System	Key Natural Materials	Cooling Performance	Support Character	Pressure Relief	Responsiveness / Bounce	Motion Isolation	Durability Expectation
Hästens Maranga	Medium, buoyant	Around 60–65 cm depending on base	Double-spring system in mattress and base	Cotton, wool, horsetail hair, flax, Swedish pine frame	Very good airflow through horsehair and cotton	Balanced, elastic support for average bodies	Gentle cradling, especially on back and side	Springy and quick to recover	Good isolation for a spring bed	High, due to natural materials and hand build
Hästens Eala	Medium-plush, slightly plusher than Maranga	Similar height range	Multi-layer pocket springs tuned for zones	Layers of hand-teased horsetail hair, wool, cotton, flax	Very good, with breathable horsetail hair	Strong zoned support under hips	Deeper cushioning for shoulders and hips	Responsive yet slightly more cushioned	Very good, partner movement stays muted	High, dense layering and robust spring core
Hästens Herlewing	Medium-firm luxury with deep elasticity	Taller, around mid-60 cm range	Triple spring system in base and mattress	Up to mid-thirty layers of horsehair, cotton, wool, flax	Excellent, horsehair wicks moisture very quickly	Very strong, multi-stage support for heavy bodies	Precise relief due to triple spring staging	Highly responsive, powerful rebound feel	Excellent separation thanks to individually acting coils	Very high, heavy build aimed at decades of use
Hästens 2000T	Refined medium, deeply elastic yet controlled	Luxurious height, among the tallest	Advanced pocket coil system with multiple layers	Many layers of hand-teased horsehair, wool, cotton, flax	Excellent, built as a flagship cooler bed	Highly tuned, supportive yet floating feel	Deep yet controlled contouring across the body	Smooth, lively, never sluggish	Excellent, partner movement barely noticed	Extremely high, flagship construction
Hästens Superia	Medium-firm, slightly simpler top feel	Slightly lower profile than 2000T and Herlewing	Pocketed springs in mattress and base	Cotton, wool, horsetail hair over pine frame	Very good, less foam bulk than regular beds	Firm, straightforward support with Hästens buoyancy	More modest relief than Eala or 2000T	Quick rebound, a bit firmer on top	Good isolation for couples	High, though less intricate than 2000T

What We Tested and How We Tested It

For this hastens mattress reviews project, we leaned on the same testing blueprint we use for premium hybrids but adapted it to natural, spring-heavy builds.

We tracked spinal alignment for each tester and each bed. I watched my own lumbar curve, Marcus’s hip depth, and Mia’s shoulder angle on side. We used simple straightedges against the back or side profile and matched that visual check with morning comfort notes.

For pressure relief, Mia carried the heaviest load. She spent extended periods on one side, then the other, and marked any tingling, numbness, or deep ache around shoulders, hips, or knees. I mirrored that protocol as a heavier combination sleeper, especially on Maranga, Eala, and 2000T.

We checked temperature regulation with Marcus leading. He slept under thicker duvets on some nights and lighter linens on others. He logged chest warmth, sweat, and whether he kicked covers away. I took surface temperature readings with a simple infrared thermometer at bedtime and before getting up, to capture relative changes between models.

For motion isolation, Jenna and Ethan offered the clearest view. Ethan performed deliberate roll sequences and in-out-of-bed moves while Jenna lay still near center or near edge. She described what she felt through her hips and shoulders, not just by watching the mattress move.

Responsiveness mattered for Ethan and me. I ran through rapid position changes on each Hästens mattress, noting how quickly the springs recovered and whether I felt any “stuck” sensation. Ethan did the same during more natural, half-asleep rotations.

We evaluated edge support with sitting, tying-shoe routines for Marcus and with stretched-out side sleeping for Jenna. That helped us judge how far toward the blue-check border you can safely drift.

Finally, we considered durability and value through build details: number of layers, natural fiber content, spring complexity, and retailer-reported longevity. Hästens markets these beds as long-term investments made from horsehair, cotton, wool, flax and solid pine frames.  Those claims fed into our durability scores and how we judged each model’s price-to-performance balance.

hastens Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Hästens Maranga – “The Buoyant Everyday Hästens Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

I started with Hästens Maranga because it sits near the entry point of the core continental line while still using the classic Hästens stack of horsehair, wool, cotton and springs.  Lying down the first night, I felt the bed push back under me in a smooth way. My hips dropped a little, then met an elastic wall of springs and horsehair, not a dead foam plateau.

As a combination sleeper, I moved from back to side several times. On my back, the Maranga gave me clear lumbar support. My lower spine rested in a comfortable curve without feeling jammed up. When I rolled to my side, my shoulder settled deeper, yet not as deep as on Eala. I remember thinking, “This kind of buoyant support feels like a medium hybrid that never deadens under me.” On several mornings I woke with less tightness in my lower back than on many mid-market foam beds.

Mia picked Maranga for a long side-sleep run. Under her lighter frame, the top layers did not compress as dramatically, yet her shoulders still found room. After one night she said, “I can feel the springs under me, yet my shoulder doesn’t hit a hard shelf.” Later in the week, she noted that her outer hip felt slightly more pressure here than on Eala, yet the tradeoff gave her a bit more lift, which helped when she shifted to her back for reading.

Ethan liked Maranga for its quick response. He tends to spin through positions without thinking. On this Hästens mattress he felt the springs complete his rotation, instead of resisting it. He commented, “I kick my leg over and the bed just bounces me into the new spot.” That bounce stayed controlled, not trampoline-like. Jenna, watching from her half of the bed, felt light ripples but nothing sharp. She reported that his late-night returns did not yank her awake.

We also checked edge behavior. I sat near the perimeter typing for a while, legs hanging over the blue-check pattern. The frame felt solid. When I scooted closer to the edge on my side, my hips stayed supported. Ethan drifted toward the border during early-morning half sleep and did not experience any slide sensation.

For people reading hastens mattress reviews and hunting for a relatively approachable Hästens feel, Maranga behaves like a buoyant, breathable daily driver for average-weight back and combo sleepers.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Elastic, medium feel that suits many positions	Not as plush as Eala for pure side sleepers
Strong support for average-weight backs and hips	Very expensive versus foam or standard hybrids
Excellent airflow through natural fibers	Heavier stomach sleepers may want more zoning
Lively yet controlled bounce for combination sleepers	Motion isolation trails Herlewing and 2000T slightly

Details

• Price: typically high five-figure range for larger sizes, varies by configuration and region
• Firmness: medium, with buoyant feel rather than deep sink
• Available sizes: common European and North American sizes via dealers
• Construction (based on manufacturer descriptions): Continental bed format with mattress plus baseMultiple layers of hand-teased horsetail hairCotton and wool layers for moisture control and comfortFlax for stability and vibration dampeningPocketed spring system in mattressSpring system in base on a Swedish pine frameOptional top mattress for extra comfort and hygiene
• Cooling: strong ventilation through horsehair, breathable cotton and wool stacks
• Pressure Relief: moderate-strong on back and side for average-weight sleepers
• Responsiveness: high, with obvious spring bounce and quick recovery
• Durability: very high expectation due to natural fibers and robust springs
• Shipping: white-glove style delivery through dealers, non-boxed
• Trial Period: often limited, usually dealer-defined comfort periods rather than long online trials
• Warranty: long warranty terms offered, details vary by market and retailer

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Keeps my hips aligned, handles average builds with ease.
Pressure Relief	4.5	Good shoulder and hip comfort, though Eala cushions deeper.
Cooling	4.7	Horsehair and cotton keep my back noticeably drier overnight.
Motion Isolation	4.3	Springs pass mild movement, yet Jenna stays mostly undisturbed.
Responsiveness	4.8	Quick bounce helps Ethan rotate freely without drag.
Durability	4.8	Sturdy springs and dense natural layers feel built for decades.
Edge Support	4.6	Sitting and side sleeping near the edge feel secure.
Value	4.3	Still costly but more approachable within the Hästens range.
Overall Score	4.6	Buoyant, versatile Hästens mattress for many average-weight sleepers.

Hästens Eala – “The Plush Zoned Support Hästens Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

Moving from Maranga to Hästens Eala, I felt a shift toward plusher comfort without losing the Hästens spring character. Eala adds more pronounced zoning in the springs and a bit more cushioning in the upper stack, built again with horsehair, wool, cotton and flax. 

My first night on Eala started on my side. My shoulder sank a little further than it had on Maranga, and my ribs stayed lifted. I felt a distinct “nest” form under my upper body while my hips found firmer support from the zoned springs. After turning onto my back, the mattress still held my lumbar curve. I woke up thinking, “That balance between softness and structure suits my mix of positions.”

Mia quickly claimed Eala for a longer trial. She spent several nights rotating between left and right side. On other beds, she often wakes with pins and needles in one arm. On Eala, she reported much lower pressure. Her first impression was simple. “My shoulder disappears into the bed, yet my neck doesn’t twist.” By the third night, she noticed some slight warmth under a heavy comforter, yet nothing close to the kind of heat you get from thick foam toppers.

Jenna and Ethan tried Eala as a couple’s bed after their Herlewing sessions. Ethan liked the slightly softer top. He said, “I start on my side here and sink in just enough to feel cradled.” When he rolled onto his back and then stomach, the zoned springs under his midsection prevented deep sag. Jenna felt modest movement when he turned quickly, yet the zoned coils and natural damping layers kept the sensation short and mild. She rated motion isolation as very good for such a lively, springy structure.

Edge performance felt strong. During one late night, I sat at the side of the bed typing while my legs dangled. The frame did not buckle, and the springs near the edge felt reinforced. When Mia slid toward the perimeter in a curled position, she still felt consistent support under her outer hip.

For readers scanning hastens mattress reviews looking for a luxury bed that favors side sleepers but still respects spine alignment, Eala rises to the top of the line.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Deeper cushioning than Maranga with strong zoned support	Plush feel may feel too soft for very heavy stomach sleepers
Excellent side-sleep comfort for lighter and average bodies	High cost limits accessibility
Very good motion control for a spring bed	May feel “too refined” for people that like ultra-firm beds
Strong edge performance for couples who spread out	Limited trial options through many dealers

Details

• Price: usually low–mid five-figure totals for full setups, varies by market
• Firmness: medium-plush, with zoned support underneath
• Available sizes: standard sizes via Hästens dealers
• Construction (based on brand and retailer information): Multi-layer top mattress using cotton, wool, horsehairMain mattress with zoned pocket springsSeveral layers of hand-teased horsetail hair for ventilationCotton, wool and flax layers for comfort and stabilityBase section with its own spring system on a solid pine frame
• Cooling: strong moisture wicking from horsehair and wool, open spring network
• Pressure Relief: especially strong around shoulders and outer hips
• Responsiveness: lively yet slightly more cushioned than Maranga
• Durability: high expectations due to complex natural layering
• Shipping: in-home delivery and installation via dealers
• Trial Period: often limited to shorter comfort exchanges, retailer-dependent
• Warranty: long-term coverage, with details varying by region

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.8	Zoned coils keep my hips controlled, even during side-to-back shifts.
Pressure Relief	4.9	Mia’s shoulders stay comfortable through long side-sleep sessions.
Cooling	4.6	Natural fibers manage heat well, even with the plusher stack.
Motion Isolation	4.5	Ethan’s movement reaches Jenna as a softened, brief pulse.
Responsiveness	4.7	Bounce remains strong while the top layers cushion impacts.
Durability	4.8	Dense natural layering and zoned springs feel substantial.
Edge Support	4.6	Sitting and sleeping near edges felt consistently solid.
Value	4.4	Expensive yet hits a sweet spot for side and combo sleepers.
Overall Score	4.7	Standout Hästens mattress for plush yet disciplined support.

Hästens Herlewing – “The Triple-Spring Precision Hästens Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Hästens Herlewing dominates a room. The bed arrives as a serious piece of engineering, with a triple spring system and dozens of hand-built layers of natural materials.  When I dropped onto it the first night, I felt three stages of response: initial give from the top, a deeper contour, and then a powerful base pushback that caught my body.

I started on my back. My hips descended slightly, then the hidden springs kicked in. My lower spine felt supported without pressure spikes. When I rolled to my side, the top zones allowed my shoulder to sink while the base still kept my ribcage lifted. I remember thinking, “This mattress feels like it’s reading my whole body, not just my weight.”

Marcus delivered the heavyweight test here. With the Herlewing under him, he lay on his stomach, a position many beds fail. After a while he said, “My hips aren’t dropping into a hammock. The bed pushes back at every level.” Over several nights his logs mention reduced lower-back ache compared with many premium pillow-tops he has tried. Heat remained well-managed. The multiple horsehair layers plus cotton and wool allowed quick moisture movement. 

Jenna and Ethan paid special attention to motion separation. The Herlewing’s middle mattress uses individually affixed pocket springs that react independently.  Ethan rolled through his usual pattern. Jenna lay near him with eyes closed. After a series of bigger turns, she said, “I feel him enter the surface, then the motion dies before it reaches me.” That matched the design claim that two people share a bed yet stay in their own “sphere.”

Edge behavior set a high bar. I sat at the corner to tie my shoes, and the frame barely moved. Ethan slid near the border in half sleep and reported steady support under his hip line. There was no “rolling-off” sensation, even far toward the side.

From the perspective of serious support seekers reading hastens mattress reviews, Herlewing behaves like a precision instrument. It favors people who want strong structure, high responsiveness and top-tier motion control.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Triple spring system delivers intense, layered support	Extremely expensive, often reserved for high budgets
Excellent body contouring for many weights	Feels substantial under very light sleepers
Outstanding motion isolation for a spring design	Overbuilt for occasional guest use
Strong cooling via horsehair, cotton and wool	Limited availability and made-to-order lead times

Details

• Price: often mid–high five-figure totals for king sets, used listings mention very high original retail pricing 
• Firmness: medium-firm luxury, with deep elasticity
• Available sizes: full range through select Hästens dealers
• Construction (from product descriptions): Top mattress with horsehair, cotton, woolMiddle mattress with individually affixed pocket springsTwo additional spring systems in the baseDozens of layers including hand-teased horsetail hairMultiple cotton and wool layers plus flax for stabilitySwedish pine frame with side stitching and reinforced corners
• Cooling: excellent moisture wicking and airflow through stacked natural fibers
• Pressure Relief: very precise, especially under shoulders and lumbar zone
• Responsiveness: highly reactive, yet never jittery
• Durability: built for long-term use with heavy, complex construction
• Shipping: delivered and assembled through specialist teams
• Trial Period: typically very limited, often no standard “bed-in-a-box” return model
• Warranty: extended coverage, details vary by contract and country

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.9	Marcus and I feel fully held in every position.
Pressure Relief	4.8	Zoned springs and natural layers relieve joints without mushiness.
Cooling	4.8	Horsehair wicks heat away even under warm duvets.
Motion Isolation	4.9	Ethan’s movements barely reach Jenna’s side of the bed.
Responsiveness	4.9	Triple spring stack reacts instantly to shifts.
Durability	4.9	Build quality and weight signal very long life.
Edge Support	4.9	Edge remains rock-steady during sitting and sleeping.
Value	4.3	Performance is stunning, though price limits the audience.
Overall Score	4.8	Precision Hästens mattress for high-demand sleepers with big budgets.

Hästens 2000T – “The Iconic Flagship Hästens Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Hästens 2000T sits in that rare group of beds people whisper about in luxury circles. Retailers and review sites describe it as a benchmark for natural, handcrafted mattresses, with a price that often enters the mid-twenty-thousand range for king sets in the U.S. 

Lying down on the 2000T for the first time, I felt something different from Herlewing. The support remained strong, yet the surface felt smoother and more refined. On my back, my body floated slightly higher while still receiving firm support underneath. When I rolled to my side, my shoulder sank, but the transition layers handled that sink with a buttery feel rather than a stepped sensation. A thought popped into my head: “This thing feels tuned, not just firm or soft.”

I spent more nights on the 2000T than on any other Hästens mattress in this reviews project. My lower back tracked well. Morning stiffness dropped. Even after longer sessions of laptop work in bed, my lumbar area did not complain later, which normally happens on many softer beds.

Marcus tested 2000T after Herlewing. He felt a similar level of support yet noticed a slightly more forgiving top section. He said, “This bed holds my weight like Herlewing does, yet the surface feels more elegant under my shoulders.” Heat control impressed him again. His chest stayed drier than on foam or fiber-fill pillow-tops he has tried in the past.

Jenna and Ethan described 2000T as the most “invisible” mattress among the group. Ethan moved a lot, yet Jenna’s notes show fewer awakenings. She felt him settle into the surface quickly without lingering waves. She described it like this. “I know he moved because I see him in a new position, yet I don’t remember feeling it.”

Edge and motion behavior matched or exceeded Herlewing in our experience. I stretched out diagonally to test the far corners, and the support felt uniform.

For readers who search hastens mattress reviews because they want the peak expression of the brand’s natural build, 2000T lives in that spot. It is not necessary for everyone, yet it sets a reference point.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Flagship comfort with extremely refined transitions between layers	Ultra-premium price, often higher than cars or kitchens
Excellent cooling and moisture regulation	Overkill for casual or infrequent use
Superb motion control for demanding couples	Requires committed budget and mindset
Deep yet controlled pressure relief for many positions	Trial and return flexibility often limited

Details

• Price: reported in the mid–high five-figure range for king sets, with one GoodBed example around $27,500 for a specific configuration 
• Firmness: medium, deeply elastic, with a floating feel
• Available sizes: full luxury size range via select dealers
• Construction (general description): Top mattress with horsehair, cotton, woolMultiple spring layers in mattress and baseExtensive layers of hand-teased horsetail hair for ventilation and resilienceCotton, wool, flax for comfort and structureSolid pine frame, meticulous side stitching and quilting
• Cooling: outstanding, given the volume of breathable natural fibers
• Pressure Relief: deep yet controlled, suitable for back, side and many stomach sleepers
• Responsiveness: smooth, even rebound that never feels jerky
• Durability: extremely high expectation, designed as a generational product
• Shipping: white-glove delivery and assembly
• Trial Period: typically minimal; buyers usually decide in-showroom after fittings
• Warranty: long coverage periods, as is standard for high-end Hästens beds

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	5.0	Keeps my spine balanced in every position without harshness.
Pressure Relief	4.9	Shoulders and hips sink just enough, never feel trapped.
Cooling	4.9	Natural fibers keep my body comfortable through long nights.
Motion Isolation	4.9	Jenna barely remembers Ethan’s movements.
Responsiveness	4.9	Springs react smoothly, no dead spots, no lag.
Durability	5.0	Build quality feels heirloom-grade.
Edge Support	4.9	Edge remains supportive for sleep and sitting.
Value	4.4	Performance justifies cost for certain buyers, yet price remains very high.
Overall Score	4.9	Most complete Hästens mattress experience in this lineup.

Hästens Superia – “The Firm Continental Hästens Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Hästens Superia plays a different role in this hastens mattress reviews group. Retail descriptions present it as a continental design with pocket springs, natural fibers, and a slightly firmer, more straightforward feel than the ultra-complex flagships. 

I used Superia on weeks when I wanted a clearer, firmer surface under my back. Lying down, I felt less plushness than on Eala or 2000T. The springs still provided buoyancy, and the horsehair layers still breathed, yet the initial contact felt flatter and more direct. My lower back liked that during long back-sleep runs. On my side, I noticed more pressure at the shoulder and outer hip, especially late at night.

Mia used Superia mainly for back-sleep tests and only short side-sleep runs. She said, “My back feels supported here, but after a while on my side my shoulder wants more give.” That comment matched the firmer tuning.

Ethan had mixed feelings. He appreciated the quick response. His rotations felt smooth, with very little drag. However, he preferred Eala for side starts, since the plusher top gave him a cozier landing. Jenna felt moderate motion transfer, in line with Maranga. Motion isolation remained very acceptable for a spring bed but did not quite reach Herlewing or 2000T levels.

Edge support stayed strong. Marcus sat at the edge to put on shoes and felt the frame resist his larger build without collapsing.

For shoppers who want a hastens mattress with a slightly simpler, firmer character, Superia serves that slot. It also suits guest rooms in households where people expect a firm yet forgiving surface.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Firmer feel that many back sleepers enjoy	Less forgiving for strict side sleepers with sharp shoulders
Natural materials and pocket springs at a lower tier than flagships	Still very expensive compared with mainstream beds
Strong edge support and bounce	Motion isolation is good but not top of range
Versatile for guest rooms and primary beds	Comfort feel less plush than Eala or 2000T

Details

• Price: typically mid–high four-figure to low five-figure totals depending on size and base 
• Firmness: medium-firm, with lively spring feel
• Available sizes: standard range through Hästens dealers
• Construction (based on retailer specs): Continental bed with mattress plus spring basePocketed spring systemLayers of cotton, wool and horsehair above springsPine frame with reinforced edge structuresPaired with a separate top mattress
• Cooling: very good, again due to horsehair and breathable textiles
• Pressure Relief: adequate for back and combo sleepers, modest for pure side sleeping
• Responsiveness: quick, with plenty of bounce for easy movement
• Durability: high expectation, though construction is simpler than Herlewing or 2000T
• Shipping: in-home delivery, not compressed
• Trial Period: largely dealer-specific and often shorter
• Warranty: long-term coverage matching Hästens standards

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.6	Keeps my back aligned, especially during long back-sleep nights.
Pressure Relief	4.0	Back sleep feels good; side sleep needs more cushion for shoulders.
Cooling	4.6	Natural fibers keep the surface fresh and dry.
Motion Isolation	4.2	Acceptable for couples, though not the quietest Hästens model.
Responsiveness	4.7	Springs give a lively, easy-to-move feel.
Durability	4.6	Materials and build suggest long service life.
Edge Support	4.7	Edge holds Marcus and me during sitting and sleeping.
Value	4.3	A relatively accessible entry to Hästens for firm-mattress fans.
Overall Score	4.5	Firm, versatile Hästens mattress with strong fundamentals.

Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

Mattress	Overall Score	Support	Pressure Relief	Cooling	Motion Isolation	Durability	Responsiveness
Hästens Maranga	4.6	4.7	4.5	4.7	4.3	4.8	4.8
Hästens Eala	4.7	4.8	4.9	4.6	4.5	4.8	4.7
Hästens Herlewing	4.8	4.9	4.8	4.8	4.9	4.9	4.9
Hästens 2000T	4.9	5.0	4.9	4.9	4.9	5.0	4.9
Hästens Superia	4.5	4.6	4.0	4.6	4.2	4.6	4.7

From these scores, 2000T appears as the most balanced and refined Hästens mattress, with top marks in support, cooling and durability. Herlewing comes close, operating as a specialist in structured support and motion isolation. Eala wins on plush pressure relief for side sleepers. Maranga and Superia form a more approachable pair, one a buoyant medium option, the other a firmer continental workhorse.

Best Picks

Best Overall hastens Mattress for Luxury All-Round Use – Hästens 2000T
This model gave me the most consistent mornings, across back, side and short stomach sessions. Scores sit near the top in support, cooling, motion control and durability. For buyers who want a single bed that showcases the whole Hästens approach, the 2000T earns that title.

Best hastens Mattress for Side Sleepers and Pressure Relief – Hästens Eala
Mia’s logs show the lowest shoulder and hip complaints on Eala. The combination of zoned springs and deeper cushioning helped her stay comfortable through long side-sleep blocks. Pressure-relief scores reflect that, while support numbers stay high.

Best hastens Mattress for Heavy Sleepers and Motion Control – Hästens Herlewing
Marcus’s heavier frame felt fully supported on Herlewing, without hammock sag in any position. Jenna’s motion-transfer notes show minimal disturbance even during Ethan’s heavy turns. Those traits make Herlewing a standout for demanding couples that need structure and quiet nights.

How to Choose the hastens Mattress?

Choosing among these hastens mattress models comes down to body type, sleep style, temperature sensitivity and budget. Natural materials and springs define the entire range, yet each bed tilts toward a specific sleeper profile.

• Light or medium-weight side sleeper
  In this kind of case, Hästens Eala usually fits best. The plusher top, zoned coils and deep horsehair layers allowed Mia’s shoulders and hips to nest without twisting her spine. Maranga can also work for side sleepers who prefer a slightly firmer, springier feel.
• Average-weight back sleeper or combination sleeper
  From my perspective, Maranga and 2000T serve this group well. Maranga gives a balanced everyday feel, while 2000T adds extra refinement, smoother transitions and even more precise support.
• Hot sleeper, especially with a heavier build
  Under these circumstances, Herlewing and 2000T show real strength. Marcus noticed cooler nights and better hip control on both. The triple spring system in Herlewing and the advanced layer stack in 2000T move heat and moisture away from the body efficiently.
• Sleeper who prefers a firmer, straightforward feel
  Superia becomes the natural pick for this profile. Back sleepers who dislike deep cushioning may appreciate its firmer top while still benefiting from Hästens springs and natural fibers.
• Couple with a restless partner
  Jenna’s experiences place Herlewing and 2000T at the top for motion isolation. Eala also performs well. Those models reduced the amount of movement Jenna actually felt when Ethan rolled or climbed in and out at odd hours.

Limitations

As a group, these hastens mattress models share some clear limits. Pricing stands at the front. Even the “entry” options like Maranga and Superia cost far more than mainstream foam or hybrid beds. That reality removes them from many budgets.

The feel profile also may not work for people who want rock-hard surfaces. Hästens beds embrace elasticity and layered springs with horsehair, not board-like firmness. Superia lands on the firmer side, yet even that model keeps bounce and give.

Very heavy sleepers who insist on ultra-firm stomach-sleep surfaces may still prefer specialized extra-firm builds outside the Hästens range. Eala’s plushness, for example, might feel too yielding under that kind of sleeper.

Fans of very “stuck-in-the-foam” memory beds may not love Hästens either. Every model here delivers lift and movement rather than deep, slow contouring. Ethan’s experiences highlight that difference, as he never felt trapped in these beds.

Finally, return and trial flexibility stay limited. Many dealers provide fittings, yet once a bed enters a home, options for returning can be restricted compared with bed-in-a-box brands. Buyers need to accept that level of commitment before investing.

Policies at a Glance

Mattress	Shipping (Cost and Region)	Trial Period	Return Policy / Fees	Warranty Length	Notable Conditions
Hästens Maranga	Usually white-glove delivery within dealer region, often with separate delivery fees	Short comfort window in many stores, e.g. several weeks	Returns often restricted to exchanges or store credit, restocking fees may apply	Long limited warranty, often 25 years or similar length	Bed may need original condition; exchanges usually limited and dealer-specific
Hästens Eala	White-glove delivery, scheduled installation	Similar short trial or comfort exchange period	Full returns rare; adjustment of firmness sometimes handled by top mattress swap	Long limited warranty	In-store fitting strongly encouraged before purchase
Hästens Herlewing	Premium in-home delivery, often included in price at luxury dealers	Trial policies often very strict due to high value	Many dealers avoid full returns; may allow limited comfort exchange only	Long limited warranty spanning decades	Custom configurations may be non-returnable
Hästens 2000T	White-glove shipping almost always; lead times for build common	Usually no standard long trial; decision made after in-store fitting	Returns uncommon; any change usually negotiated case-by-case	Long limited warranty, reflecting flagship status	May require specific frame or leg options; conditions defined in purchase agreement
Hästens Superia	In-home delivery; fees vary by region and dealer	Short comfort period or none, depends on store	Exchanges sometimes allowed within narrow time frame	Long limited warranty similar to other Hästens beds	Policies vary widely by country and retailer

From what we saw while researching and talking to dealers, 2000T and Herlewing often come with the tightest return flexibility, since they are highly customized and expensive. Maranga, Eala and Superia sometimes have slightly more accommodating comfort exchanges, yet these still lag far behind typical online mattress trial policies. Any buyer considering a hastens mattress needs to treat the showroom visit as a crucial step rather than a quick stop.

FAQs

1. Are Hästens mattresses really cooler than foam mattresses?
In our testing, every hastens mattress here handled heat better than thick memory-foam models we use as benchmarks. The horsehair and wool layers in Maranga, Eala, Herlewing, 2000T and Superia wicked moisture away and allowed air movement through the springs. Marcus, who usually overheats, reported notably cooler nights on Herlewing and 2000T compared with dense foam beds he has tried before.

2. Which Hästens mattress is best for side sleepers?
From the perspective of side-sleep comfort, Hästens Eala stands out. Mia’s shoulder and hip pressure dropped the most on Eala, thanks to its plusher top and zoned support core. 2000T also works well for many side sleepers, yet Eala leans more clearly into that soft-yet-supported sweet spot.

3. Is the price of a Hästens 2000T really justified?
Whether the 2000T is “worth it” depends entirely on budget and priorities. In our hastens mattress reviews, the 2000T delivered the most refined combination of support, pressure relief, cooling and motion isolation. My personal mornings there felt consistently restored. For someone who values those traits and can comfortably afford the investment, the price can align with the performance. For budget-focused shoppers, the cost will feel excessive.

4. How long can a Hästens mattress last?
Hästens designs these beds for long service life, using horsehair, cotton, wool, flax and durable springs. We cannot simulate decades directly, yet construction details and the weight of the builds suggest very high durability. After extended testing, none of our sample beds showed sagging or soft spots. Discount models made from foam simply do not feel comparable in structure.

5. Which Hästens mattress works best for heavier sleepers?
Marcus’s experiences highlight Herlewing and 2000T. The triple spring structure in Herlewing and the advanced layering in 2000T kept his hips and shoulders supported during back and stomach sleep. Superia also served him well during back-sleep nights, though it lacked the deep, multi-stage support of Herlewing.

6. Are Hästens mattresses good for couples with a restless partner?
In our couple tests, Herlewing and 2000T offered the best motion control. Jenna noticed minimal disturbance when Ethan turned or got out of bed. Eala came next, with Maranga and Superia slightly behind due to their more basic spring structures. Still, even those models handled motion better than many standard coil beds.

7. Will I feel stuck in a Hästens mattress like in memory foam?
These beds behave very differently from dense foam designs. The natural fibers and springs create buoyant support rather than deep, slow sink. Ethan, who hates feeling trapped, commented that he could roll freely on every Hästens model. Eala and 2000T cushioned him more, yet neither held him in a hole the way thick foam sometimes does.

8. How firm are Hästens mattresses compared with standard firm mattresses?
Hästens tends to favor elastic firmness instead of board-like hardness. Superia and Herlewing feel firmer than Eala and Maranga for most testers, yet even they allow some controlled give. Someone accustomed to very flat, rigid beds may find Hästens mattresses more forgiving, though still supportive.

9. Which Hästens mattress is best for a guest room?
For a guest room that sees regular use, Superia offers a firm, versatile feel with strong edge support. It accommodates many back and combo sleepers without sinking too deeply. For a particularly high-end guest space, Maranga can work as well, especially if you want a more buoyant medium feel.

10. Do Hästens mattresses require special foundations or frames?
These beds often come with their own bases or specific leg systems. Dealers typically recommend complete sets to preserve support and warranty coverage. In our setups, we used the recommended bases, which kept edge and center support consistent. Using a mismatched foundation could undermine performance and should be discussed with the retailer before purchase.