Jordan's Mattress Factory Reviews (2026)

Jordan's Mattress Factory is a value-forward lineup sold through Jordan’s Furniture, spanning extra-firm innerspring, balanced medium feels, plush hybrids, and cooling-focused all-foam options. We focused on support, cooling, pressure relief, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, and durability, calling out who each model fits best and where each one predictably disappoints.

Product overview

Testing team takeaways

Across the four, Glacier was the easiest “default yes” because it stayed balanced night after night, while Night Sky gave the clearest pressure-relief win when Jenna and Ethan started on their sides. Hayden was Marcus’s pick when heat and hip support were the priority. Elevate quieted movement the most, but Ethan noticed he had to “think” a bit more when turning compared with the coil models.

Jordan's Mattress Factory comparison chart

How we tested it

We rotated each mattress through the same checklist: Support, Cooling, Pressure Relief, Motion Isolation, Responsiveness, Edge Support, and Durability. We did overnight notes plus quick “in-the-moment” checks (edge sitting, turning, and partner disturbance) to keep impressions consistent. Marcus focused on heat and sag resistance, while Jenna and Ethan ran the couple tests, especially motion transfer and edge drift.

Jordan's Mattress Factory: our testing experience

Jordan's Mattress Factory Hayden Extra Firm Mattress

Our testing experience

The first night on Hayden, I could feel the surface pushing back immediately—no slow sink, no “wait for the foam.” Marcus sat on the edge to put on shoes and basically didn’t compress it much, which told us a lot before anyone even slept. Jenna and Ethan did their usual “one gets in, one stays still” routine; you notice movement, but it’s more of a brief ripple than a long wobble.

What we liked

• Strong, steady pushback under hips and low back

• Edge feels dependable for sitting and getting up

• Cooler, less “foam warmth” over long stretches

Who it is best for

• Back sleepers who want a firmer, flatter alignment feel

• Stomach sleepers who hate a soft midsection

• Hot sleepers who prefer coils over deep foam

Where it falls short

• Side sleepers may feel shoulder pressure faster

• Plush fans won’t get that cradled hug

• Motion control is good, not silent

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: $599–$1,529

• Type: Cooling, innerspring, power base compatible

• Listed height: 13 in

• Quilt/top: Stretch knit cover with Chill Fibers; FR fibers; 3/4" memory foam (2.5 lb)

• Comfort layers: 1 3/4" poly foam topper (1.2 lb); 2" eco fiber pad below innerspring

• Support: Cloth-encased coil unit (15 gauge, twice tempered) with Quantum Edge perimeter; coil counts listed for sizes

• Care and warranty: Use a protector; rotate periodically; no flip; 10-year non-prorated warranty

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Jordan's Mattress Factory Glacier Medium Firm Mattress

Our testing experience

Glacier felt like the “middle lane” immediately—supportive without the hard-stop feel of Hayden. I could read in bed without sliding into a trench, and Marcus didn’t get that hammocking sensation he’s quick to call out. Jenna and Ethan noticed less bounce than Hayden when one of them rolled over, but it still had that coil-bed liveliness when changing positions.

What we liked

• Balanced feel that works across positions

• Stable perimeter when sitting and scooting to the edge

• Cooling feel stayed steady, not just at first touch

Who it is best for

• Couples with mixed firmness preferences

• Back and combination sleepers wanting a true medium

• People who want coils without an extra-firm surface

Where it falls short

• Deep plush seekers may want more sink

• Very light side sleepers may crave softer top cushioning

• Motion is controlled, but not fully muted

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: $499–$1,379

• Type: Cooling, innerspring, power base compatible

• Listed height: 13 in

• Quilt/top: Stretch knit cover with Chill Fibers; FR fibers; 1/2" firm poly foam + 1/2" soft poly foam

• Comfort layers: 1/2" gel memory foam (3 lb); 1" soft foam topper (1.2 lb); 2" eco fiber pad below innerspring

• Support: Cloth-encased coil unit (15 gauge, twice tempered) with Quantum Edge perimeter; size coil counts listed

• Care and warranty: Use a protector; rotate periodically; no flip; 10-year non-prorated warranty

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Jordan's Mattress Factory Night Sky Hybrid Mattress (Plush)

Our testing experience

Night Sky is the first one where the top layer felt like it “welcomed” you—Jenna described it as a plush landing without losing structure underneath. Ethan’s turning test was telling: he didn’t feel trapped, but he also didn’t get the quick pop-back of Hayden. I noticed the cover’s cool first contact more than on the other beds, and Marcus—who heats up fast—called it “surprisingly breathable for plush.”

What we liked

• Most noticeable pressure relief in the lineup

• Cool first contact that stayed comfortable

• Better motion control than we expected from coils

Who it is best for

• Side sleepers who want a softer, cradling surface

• Couples who want plush comfort with coil support

• Combination sleepers who start on their side

Where it falls short

• Strict stomach sleepers may sink too much at the hips

• Edge is softer than the firm innerspring models

• Higher price than Hayden/Glacier

Pros & cons

Details

• Price: $1,069–$2,129

• Type: Cooling hybrid/innerspring, power base compatible

• Listed height: 13.5 in

• Quilt/top: Stretch knit cover with Chill Fibers; FR fibers

• Comfort layers: 2" carbon memory foam (5.0 lb); 1" HyPUR gel foam (3.0 lb); 1" soft poly foam (1.2 lb); 3/4" eco fiber pad below innerspring

• Support: Cloth-encased coil unit (15 gauge, twice tempered) with Quantum Edge perimeter; size coil counts listed

• Care and warranty: Use a protector; rotate periodically; no flip; 10-year non-prorated warranty

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Jordan's Mattress Factory Elevate Mattress

Our testing experience

Elevate was the quietest mattress in the room—when Jenna shifted or Ethan got back in after a midnight water run, the surface barely carried that movement across. The feel is plush, but it’s a different kind of plush than Night Sky: more gradual contouring, less spring. Ethan’s comment was consistent: it “lets me turn, but I notice the foam.” For me, the best moments were the steady, even support when lying flat on my back without the coil bounce.

What we liked

• Excellent motion isolation for partner sleep

• Plush contouring that eases pressure points

• Calm, stable surface for reading and lounging

Who it is best for

• Couples sensitive to movement

• Back/side sleepers who like foam contouring

• Guest rooms where motion control matters

Where it falls short

• Less bounce; slower response than coil models

• Edges compress more when sitting

• Heavier stomach sleepers may want firmer support

Pros & cons

Details

• Price (by size list): Twin $699; Full $1,049; Queen $1,099; King $1,399; Split Cal King set $1,499 (range $699–$1,499)

• Type: Cooling memory foam, temperature regulating, power base compatible

• Listed height: 12 in

• Quilt/top: Cool-to-the-touch knit fabric; FR sock

• Comfort layers: 1" graphite memory foam (3.25 lb); 2" Smart Temp memory foam (4 lb); 1.75" gel infused foam (1.5 lb)

• Support: 6.75" support foam core (1.8 lb); power base compatible

• Origin: Made in New England

• Care and warranty: Use a protector; rotate periodically; no flip; 10-year non-prorated warranty

Review score

Compare performance scores of these mattresses

On the numbers, Glacier and Night Sky are the most evenly strong overall, just winning in different ways: Glacier stays balanced, while Night Sky leans into pressure relief. Hayden has the clearest single advantage in Support/Responsiveness, but it gives up points on Pressure Relief. Elevate dominates Motion Isolation, with the predictable foam trade-off in Responsiveness and Edge Support.

How to choose a Jordan's Mattress Factory mattress

Start with sleep position and how much surface “pushback” you like: Hayden suits firm-back/stomach sleepers, Glacier fits mixed sleepers who want medium balance, Night Sky is the best bet for side sleepers wanting plush pressure relief, and Elevate is for couples who prioritize quiet sleep. For hot sleepers, lean Hayden or Night Sky; for budget-first shopping, start with Glacier or Hayden; for partner-movement sensitivity, Elevate is the cleanest pick.

Limitations

This lineup trades specialization for clear, predictable feel tiers: Hayden can feel too unyielding for shoulder-sensitive side sleepers, while Night Sky’s plushness can feel less supportive for strict stomach sleepers. Glacier sits in the middle but won’t satisfy shoppers chasing either extreme. Elevate minimizes motion best, yet its foam response and softer perimeter are not ideal for people who want bounce or a very stable sitting edge.

Jordan's Mattress Factory vs alternatives

Why choose these: clearly defined feel options, detailed layer disclosures on product pages, and a consistent cooling-forward design theme across models. For brand-name alternatives in similar categories, the Jordan’s listings themselves point shoppers toward options like the Beautyrest Providence Extra Firm for a comparable firmness target, or a Tempur-Pedic ProAdapt hybrid for a more premium hybrid feel.

Pro tips for Jordan's Mattress Factory mattresses

• Give each mattress at least two full weeks before you “lock” your opinion; firmness perception changes as your body adapts.

• If you’re between feels, size your choice to your sleep position: side sleepers usually benefit from the plushest option you can tolerate.

• Use a mattress protector early; it simplifies upkeep and keeps the sleep surface feeling consistent.

• Rotate on a schedule (especially the plush models) to keep wear even.

• If you’re a hot sleeper, prioritize coil/hybrid builds or lighter foam stacks, and keep bedding breathable.

• For couples, test “edge drift” deliberately—spend 10 minutes on the outer third and see if you tense up.

• If you work in bed, check whether your hips sink when seated; that’s often where discomfort starts later.

• Pair plush models with supportive pillows (especially for side sleeping) to keep neck and shoulder alignment stable.

• If you use an adjustable base, confirm the mattress is compatible and keep bends gradual during the first week.

FAQs

Does the plush Night Sky still feel supportive?

Yes—its coil core keeps it stable, but the top is intentionally softer, so stomach sleepers may prefer a firmer model.

Which one is quietest for couples?

Elevate; partner movement stayed the most localized in our checks.

Which one sleeps coolest?

Hayden and Night Sky felt the most consistently breathable over long nights.

If I’m unsure, what’s the safest pick?

Glacier; it split the difference on firmness and performance.