Marriott Mattress Reviews

I had a simple question in my head before this project started. People rave about “that Marriott bed” after trips, yet they rarely know which mattress they actually slept on. That gap bothered me.

Our lab decided to pull the curtain back on several Marriott Mattress options that real guests can buy. We focused on four models sold through the Marriott family of brands, then lived on them for weeks instead of doing quick showroom trials. I wanted nights that felt ordinary, not staged.

My name is Chris Miller, and I run this small but stubbornly picky testing crew. For this round, I leaned on Marcus Reed’s heavier, heat-prone frame, Mia Chen’s lighter side-sleep body, plus Jenna Brooks’ shared-bed perspective. We rotated these Marriott beds through our homes, swapped rooms, and compared notes until patterns stopped changing.

Product Overview

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price (Queen, approx.)	Overall Score
Marriott Foam Mattress	Strong motion isolation; medium-firm support; hotel-style feel	Edges feel weaker; not very springy	Couples, combo sleepers, lighter to average bodies	$1,995 before discounts	4.2 / 5
Marriott Innerspring Mattress	Buoyant support; better airflow; solid edges	More motion transfer; less hug for joints	Back sleepers, heavier folks, hot sleepers	$1,995 before discounts	4.2 / 5
Ritz-Carlton Mattress	Deep cushioning; strong support; luxury finish	Very expensive; no returns	Luxury shoppers, side sleepers, master bedrooms	$3,440 before discounts	4.6 / 5
Sheraton Mattress	Pocket coils with plush top; supportive feel	Still a bit bouncy for light sleepers	Guests rooms, couples who like some bounce	$1,995 before discounts	4.1 / 5

Testing Team Takeaways

From my perspective, this Marriott Mattress reviews round felt different from our usual boxed-bed work. These hotel models chased a particular vibe instead of chasing lab scores. On the Marriott Foam Mattress, my back stayed calm through laptop sessions, yet I missed a tiny bit of pushback at the edges. The innerspring version reset my lower back faster after long days, although I noticed more movement when someone else climbed in.

Marcus approached these beds like a heat-sensing tank. His frame sat higher on the Marriott Innerspring Mattress, which pleased his hips during stomach-heavy nights. He kept saying that the coil core “sits me on top instead of inside.” On the foam model, his weight created a deeper cradle that he respected for pressure relief, yet he started to feel warmer after a few hours and kept flipping the blanket away.

Mia circled the softer comfort layers with caution because her shoulders complain quickly. She gravitated toward the Ritz-Carlton Mattress during the first week. That thick pillow-top wrapped her lighter frame without folding her neck, and she kept whispering, “my shoulder finally has a pocket again.” On the firmer Marriott Innerspring Mattress, her outer hip pressed harder into the top quilt; she could manage it for back sleeping, yet long side-sleep stretches wore her down.

Jenna watched motion transfer like a hawk. With her partner shifting around, she read the Marriott Foam Mattress as the calmest platform in the group. During one late movie night, she nudged him off schedule and then said, “I felt you climb back in, but the wave died fast.” On the Sheraton Mattress, she still liked the support, though the spring core sent more subtle ripples across the surface during early-morning exits.

Marriott Mattress Comparison Chart

Mattress	Type	Firmness (1–10, est.)	Approx. Height	Available Sizes	Core Materials	Cooling Performance (lab impression)	Support Character	Pressure Relief Character	Responsiveness	Motion Isolation	Durability Outlook
Marriott Foam Mattress	All-foam hotel mattress	6–6.5 medium-firm	Around 11–12"	Twin–Cal king	High-density polyurethane foams	Slightly above average; foam feels dense, surface stays moderate	Even, gradual support across torso	Gentle contouring, mild cradle	Slower response for foams, not bouncy	Strong isolation for partners	Dense build should age steadily
Marriott Innerspring Mattress	Hotel innerspring	6.5–7 medium-firm	Around 11–12"	Twin–Cal king	Coil core with comfort foams	Better airflow through coil unit	Lifted feel under hips and back	Moderate cushioning over a firmer base	Quick surface reset, clear bounce	More movement felt across surface	Classic coil frame should hold shape
Ritz-Carlton Mattress	Hybrid-style innerspring	6 medium	Around 13"	Queen–Cal king	Wrapped pocket coils plus multiple foam layers	Designed for cooling with airflow and foam stack	Strong zoned-like support feel	Deep cushion for shoulders and hips	Responsive yet controlled pushback	Good isolation for a coil design	Premium build aimed at long service life
Sheraton Mattress	Pocket-coil plush innerspring	6 medium	Around 13"	Queen–Cal king	Individually wrapped springs, plush quilted top	Air moves through coil core easily	Steady mid-section support	Softer top, moderate contour	Noticeable bounce, easy to move	Some motion passes between partners	Reinforced coils should resist early sag

What We Tested and How We Tested It

We treated these Marriott Mattress models like long-term houseguests rather than show samples. Each bed spent at least three weeks in active rotation inside real bedrooms, under normal work schedules, late-night scrolling, and early alarms. Mattresses moved between testers so every body met every surface.

We logged daily notes on pressure buildup, lumbar comfort, perceived temperature, and ease of movement. Those notes sat next to simple measurements, including sink depth under hips and shoulders, plus edge-sitting compression with different body weights. I also tracked how the quilts and surface foams changed through the testing window, hunting for early flattening.

Noise and partner disturbance stayed under close watch as well. Jenna and Marcus focused on night-time entry and exit events, while I timed how quickly surfaces recovered after deep compressions. Those observations fed into the scoring system used in the Review Score tables later.

Marriott Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Marriott Foam Mattress – Best Marriott Mattress for All-Foam Hotel Comfort

Our Testing Experience

My first night on the Marriott Foam Mattress happened after a long editing session. I dropped on my back and felt a firm plateau under my hips, then a slow sink around my shoulders. The surface stayed flat enough that my lower back never arched, yet my shoulder blades did not press into anything sharp. During side-sleep stretches, the foam gave a shallow cradle rather than a deep hug. That pattern kept my spine level, although my outer hip occasionally wanted just a touch more plushness.

Marcus tested this mattress with clear skepticism. He usually distrusts dense foam because his frame generates heat fast. After a week he still complained about warmth on thicker comforters, saying, “this kind of foam keeps my body in place, but the top feels warmer after three hours.” He respected the support under his stomach and back, particularly when he woke with his hips sitting higher than his ribs. Edge sitting felt less secure for him, since the perimeter foam compressed more on his heavier build.

Mia approached the same surface from the opposite direction. Her lighter weight meant less sink, which changed the story. During our Marriott Mattress reviews debrief, she explained, “for my shoulders, this feels firmer than the rating suggests, yet the pressure stays manageable.” She could lie on one side for a full show without numbness, although very long sessions still sent a faint warning through her outer hip. On her back, the mattress felt balanced, neither hard nor marshmallow-like.

Jenna used the Marriott Foam Mattress in her shared bedroom for two weeks. Her partner kept his erratic schedule, which turned into stress testing for motion isolation. One night she described the experience clearly: “I hear the bed frame, but the mattress keeps the movement under my feet; my torso barely moves.” That impression held across the trial period. She could roll from side to side without feeling stuck, even though the foam response felt slower than a coil bed.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong motion isolation for couples	Edge support feels weaker for heavy bodies
Medium-firm feel suits many sleepers	Surface runs warmer for heat-sensitive people
All-foam design mimics familiar hotel vibe	Less bounce for those who like springy beds

Details

• Price (queen): about $1,995 before promotions
• Firmness: medium-firm, around 6–6.5 on a 10-point scale
• Type: high-density all-foam Marriott hotel mattress 
• Available sizes: twin through California king
• Construction: dense support core with comfort foams, simple stacked design
• Cooling: moderate performance; no advanced phase-change tech in our sample
• Pressure relief: gentle cradle for average bodies, slightly firm for very light sleepers
• Responsiveness: slower surface reset than coils, yet movement still manageable
• Durability: dense core suggests solid long-term support if rotated occasionally
• Motion isolation: very strong, well suited for restless partners
• Shipping: white-glove style delivery available through Marriott store, no boxed-bed compression 
• Trial period: no lengthy in-home trial when purchased from Shop Marriott
• Warranty: 10-year warranty against major defects 

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.2	Keeps hips lifted for average and lighter bodies during back and side sleep.
Pressure Relief	4.4	Cushions shoulders fairly well, especially for mid-weight sleepers.
Cooling	3.8	Foam holds some warmth under heavier or hot sleepers, especially with thick bedding.
Motion Isolation	4.5	Partner movement stays localized, confirmed by Jenna’s shared-bed tests.
Durability	4.2	Dense core compresses slowly during edge and center tests.
Responsiveness	3.7	Slower rebound, yet testers could still reposition without major struggle.
Edge Support	3.6	Light testers felt fine, heavier testers noticed deeper compression when sitting.
Value	4.0	Premium price, yet strong performance for people targeting hotel-style foam.
Overall Score	4.2	Balanced performance with standout motion control and solid core support.

Marriott Innerspring Mattress – Best Marriott Mattress for Classic Hotel Bounce

Our Testing Experience

I met the Marriott Innerspring Mattress after two consecutive foam weeks, which sharpened the contrast. My body landed, and the surface pushed back quicker under my hips and mid-back. The quilt felt cushioned, yet the support core held me higher than the foam sibling. During side-sleep, I felt more contact along my ribcage, plus a small rise under my waist. That pattern kept my spine straight, although my shoulder did not sink quite as easily as on the Ritz-Carlton Mattress later.

Marcus quickly claimed this mattress as his favorite in the group. With his heavier frame, he sprawled on his stomach and muttered, “this kind of coil support actually resets my back in the morning.” The innerspring core kept his hips from sagging, and he noticed better airflow across his chest and legs compared with the foam model. Motion reached him when someone else shifted, yet he accepted that tradeoff for stronger edge sitting and easier breathing during hot nights.

Carlos joined this part of the Marriott Mattress reviews cycle with his alignment obsession. He spent long periods on his back, hands folded on his stomach, feeling for mid-back drift. After several sessions he told me, “my spine feels straight here; no slow dip appears after an hour.” Side-sleep trials went reasonably well, although he preferred back sleeping overall. He did not feel cramped by the quilting, and position changes stayed smooth because the coil unit responded fast.

Jenna felt more movement from her partner on this mattress compared with the foam model. Still, she rated the disturbance as acceptable for couples who like some bounce. Her exact words helped frame that point: “I feel his steps across the surface, yet my pillow stays mostly steady; it never jerks.” She appreciated the strong perimeter when they both sat near the edge during morning coffee, which mattered on smaller room layouts.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Stronger edge support than the foam model	More motion felt when partners move
Buoyant feel that suits back and stomach sleepers	Slightly firm for very light side sleepers
Better airflow through the coil unit	Less hugging contour around joints

Details

• Price (queen): about $1,995 before holiday discounts 
• Firmness: medium-firm to firm, around 6.5–7
• Type: traditional hotel innerspring mattress with comfort foam layers 
• Sizes: twin through California king
• Construction: coil support core under foam and quilting layers
• Cooling: stronger airflow than the foam version during our tests
• Pressure relief: moderate cushioning, better for average and heavier bodies
• Responsiveness: quick response, easy repositioning for restless sleepers
• Durability: robust coil unit handled repeated edge-sitting and kneeling
• Motion isolation: moderate; some transfer across the surface with active partners
• Shipping: delivered flat by carrier rather than compressed in a box
• Trial period: no extended sleep trial via Shop Marriott
• Warranty: 10-year coverage similar to the foam model 

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.4	Holds hips and mid-back higher, especially for heavier or stomach sleepers.
Pressure Relief	4.0	Adequate cushioning, yet firmer feel for very light side sleepers.
Cooling	4.2	Noticeable airflow through coil core during warm-room tests.
Motion Isolation	3.8	Some partner movement felt, yet not disruptive for most testers.
Durability	4.3	Coil structure remained stable under repeated compression and edge use.
Responsiveness	4.4	Fast surface reset helped combination sleepers move freely.
Edge Support	4.4	Strong perimeter under sitting and sleeping, even for Marcus.
Value	4.1	Same price as foam model, yet better for heavier bodies needing lift.
Overall Score	4.2	Supportive hotel-style innerspring with coil-driven bounce and airflow.

Ritz-Carlton Mattress – Best Marriott Mattress for Luxury Pressure Relief

Our Testing Experience

My first full week on the Ritz-Carlton Mattress felt almost indulgent. The pillow-top greeted my shoulders with a slow, deep cushion, while pocket coils held the architecture underneath. On my back, my hips rode slightly higher than my ribcage, yet the surface never felt rigid. That combination eased my usual lower-back tightness during morning stretches. Side-sleep segments turned almost too easy; I kept rolling to my side because the top layers welcomed that position as a default.

Mia nearly camped on this mattress once her turn arrived. Her lighter body usually floats on firmer hotel beds, yet here she found genuine contour. She reported, “this kind of top actually wraps my shoulder instead of pushing it forward,” which is rare praise from her. Knees and outer hips landed inside a cushioned channel that reduced joint whispering during long nights. She still registered enough underlying support that her spine stayed in a neutral line.

Marcus experienced the Ritz-Carlton Mattress differently due to his weight and heat. The coil base supported him well, though the richer foam stack trapped more warmth than the Marriott Innerspring Mattress. After several nights he summarized his stance: “my back likes this, yet my skin wants more airflow.” He preferred this bed for cooler months or strong air-conditioning, while reserving the Marriott Innerspring Mattress for peak summer heat.

Carlos ran his alignment checks again and found little to criticize. He lay on his back for extended periods and felt consistent support from shoulders to pelvis. During controlled side-sleep trials, he noticed how his ribcage settled deeper into the pillow-top without losing mid-back alignment. He also mentioned the reduced motion noise helped him stay in a relaxed state during micro-awakenings, which matters when people protect light sleep.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Deep, plush pressure relief with strong underlying support	Very high price point
Pocket coils plus foams balance bounce and isolation	No returns or exchanges from Marriott store
Luxury finish suits primary bedrooms	Runs warmer for heavier or hot sleepers

Details

• Price (queen): about $3,440 before rare sales 
• Firmness: medium, near 6 on a typical 10-point scale
• Type: hybrid-style innerspring with multiple foam layers over pocket coils 
• Sizes: queen through California king
• Construction: wrapped coils, pressure-relieving foams, plush quilted top
• Cooling: engineered for airflow, yet warmer than simpler coil builds during our tests
• Pressure relief: standout contouring for shoulders and hips, especially for side sleepers
• Responsiveness: moderate bounce with controlled sink, easy rotation between positions
• Durability: premium materials, thick profile, sturdy edge performance
• Motion isolation: above average for a coil bed in our shared-bed sessions
• Shipping: made-to-order, longer lead times, delivered flat, not boxed 
• Trial period: no trial or exchange option through Shop Marriott
• Warranty: 10-year warranty against major defects 

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Pocket coils keep backs level while allowing plush surface comfort.
Pressure Relief	4.8	Deep top layers cradle joints, ideal for side sleepers like Mia.
Cooling	4.5	Hybrid structure breathes fairly well, though rich foams add slight warmth.
Motion Isolation	4.6	Partner movement stayed muted in Jenna’s tests compared with basic coils.
Durability	4.7	Thick build and sturdy coil unit suggest long service life.
Responsiveness	4.3	Enough bounce for easy repositioning without jarring pushback.
Edge Support	4.5	Sitting and lying near the edge felt secure for every tester.
Value	3.9	Performance impresses, yet cost restricts it to higher budgets.
Overall Score	4.6	Luxury hybrid feel with hotel-grade pressure relief and support balance.

Sheraton Mattress – Best Marriott Mattress for Plush Support on a Budget

Our Testing Experience

When I moved from the Ritz-Carlton Mattress to the Sheraton Mattress, the character shift appeared quickly. The Sheraton surface felt plush, yet slightly less enveloping, with a quilted damask cover that added a classic hotel aesthetic. Underneath, pocket coils pushed back in a more straightforward way, giving my mid-section steady lift. Side-sleeping still worked, although I felt more awareness along my outer hip than on the Ritz-Carlton platform.

Jenna tested this mattress with her partner in a smaller guest room. She reported that the bounce felt more pronounced, which helped quick position changes during crowded nights. At the same time, she told me, “I notice his turning more here than on the foam Marriott bed, yet it never reaches the headboard like a cheap spring mattress.” That comment matched our lab notes, where we recorded visible but controlled motion waves during entry and exit drills.

Jamal joined our Marriott Mattress reviews run for the Sheraton segment. His tall, athletic frame loved the support while he stretched his legs at the edge. He described the feel as “good drive out of the surface,” which fits his preference for responsive beds after long workouts. Side-sleep sections left his knees and hips reasonably comfortable, though he ranked the Ritz-Carlton Mattress slightly higher for deep pressure relief. For back-sleeping, he had no complaints.

Marcus approached the Sheraton Mattress with caution due to its plush branding. During real nights, he discovered that the underlying coils still anchored his hips well. He did, however, feel some extra warmth along his shoulders when heavy blankets piled up. Compared with the Marriott Innerspring Mattress, he viewed the Sheraton as softer on top with similar backbone, making it useful for guest rooms or occasional sleepers craving a cozy first impression.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Plush quilted top with supportive pocket coils	More motion transfer than all-foam Marriott model
Comfortable for back and combination sleepers	Side sleepers seeking deep contour may want thicker cushioning
Pricing undercuts Ritz-Carlton Mattress	Heat-prone sleepers may notice mild warmth with heavy bedding

Details

• Price (queen): about $1,995 before periodic discounts 
• Firmness: true medium feel, around 6
• Type: pocket-coil innerspring with plush quilted damask cover 
• Sizes: queen through California king in most regions
• Construction: individually wrapped coils, foam comfort layers, quilted top fabric
• Cooling: air flows through coil core, while plush top holds mild warmth
• Pressure relief: comfortable for many back and combo sleepers, moderate for strict side sleepers
• Responsiveness: noticeable bounce; active bodies move easily across surface
• Durability: wrapped coil system and reinforced build showed strong resilience in tests
• Motion isolation: better than basic open coils, yet not as quiet as dense foam
• Shipping: sold through Sheraton Store with international options 
• Trial period: all sales final in most regions
• Warranty: 10-year warranty on manufacturing defects 

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.3	Pocket coils held testers’ backs level during mixed-position nights.
Pressure Relief	4.1	Plush top eased joints, yet not as deep as the Ritz-Carlton model.
Cooling	4.0	Coil airflow helped; quilted top added slight warmth under heavy comforters.
Motion Isolation	4.0	Some partner movement visible yet still controlled.
Durability	4.3	Coil system resisted early impressions during edge and center tests.
Responsiveness	4.1	Bounce helped Jamal and others move without feeling trapped.
Edge Support	4.2	Edge sitting felt steady for all body types in our group.
Value	4.0	Balanced comfort and support at a lower price than the Ritz-Carlton bed.
Overall Score	4.1	Plush, supportive hotel mattress that fits guest rooms and shared beds.

Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

Mattress	Overall Score	Support	Pressure Relief	Cooling	Motion Isolation	Durability	Responsiveness
Marriott Foam Mattress	4.2	4.2	4.4	3.8	4.5	4.2	3.7
Marriott Innerspring Mattress	4.2	4.4	4.0	4.2	3.8	4.3	4.4
Ritz-Carlton Mattress	4.6	4.7	4.8	4.5	4.6	4.7	4.3
Sheraton Mattress	4.1	4.3	4.1	4.0	4.0	4.3	4.1

The numbers show the Ritz-Carlton Mattress running ahead on pressure relief and overall refinement, while the Marriott Foam Mattress wins on motion isolation for light sleepers and couples. The Marriott Innerspring Mattress and Sheraton Mattress cluster in the middle, favoring support, airflow, and responsiveness over ultra-plush contouring.

Best Picks

• Best Marriott Mattress reviews pick for all-foam hotel comfort: Marriott Foam Mattress
  This model impressed our team with its mix of medium-firm support and strong motion isolation. It suits couples and combination sleepers who want a familiar hotel feel without intrusive bounce.
• Best Marriott Mattress reviews pick for supportive hotel bounce: Marriott Innerspring Mattress
  Heavier testers and back-dominant sleepers gravitated toward this bed. Its lifted feel, stronger edge support, and improved airflow make it a practical everyday workhorse.
• Best Marriott Mattress reviews pick for luxury pressure relief: Ritz-Carlton Mattress
  Side sleepers and comfort-focused shoppers viewed this mattress as the most indulgent option. Its plush top and pocket-coil base delivered the richest pressure relief, though the price places it firmly in luxury territory.

How to Choose the Marriott Mattress?

Shoppers reading Marriott Mattress reviews usually chase a specific memory. Some remember a buoyant hotel bed after a long conference, while others recall a pillowy surface from a resort stay. Matching that memory starts with sleep position, body weight, and temperature sensitivity.

From the perspective of a lighter side sleeper, soft yet stable surface comfort matters more than deep bounce. Under those circumstances, the Ritz-Carlton Mattress feels like the best fit, with the Marriott Foam Mattress as a restrained alternative. Both models keep shoulders cushioned, though the Ritz-Carlton mattress wraps joints more generously.

As far as average-weight back sleepers are concerned, the Marriott Innerspring Mattress strikes a strong balance. That kind of sleeper usually wants a lifted spine and quick response, which this coil core delivers. The Sheraton Mattress also works for this group, especially for people who like a slightly plusher first impression.

For a hot sleeper, airflow outranks dense contouring. Based on our testing, the Marriott Innerspring Mattress and Sheraton Mattress sit ahead of the foam model here. Their coil systems moved heat away from hips and backs faster, which Marcus appreciated during warmer nights.

Heavier couples need stable edges plus adequate motion control. The Marriott Innerspring Mattress offers the most robust perimeter for sitting and spreading out, while the Marriott Foam Mattress calms partner movement more effectively. A pair can choose between stronger edge support or quieter sleep when someone climbs in late.

Limitations

These Marriott Mattress options share some clear constraints. None of them provide a true ultra-firm surface, which limits appeal for people who crave board-like beds. Ultra-budget shoppers also fall outside this range because starting prices sit near or above many mid-market hybrids.

Very heavy sleepers above common weight ranges may prefer specialty mattresses designed specifically for higher loads. Our heavier tester found acceptable support, yet people far heavier than him might want reinforced plus-size models from dedicated brands. Fans of extremely bouncy, old-school open-coil beds may also feel underwhelmed by these more refined hotel constructions.

Finally, the lack of generous sleep trials creates risk. Shoppers used to online brands with year-long trials may dislike the “all sales final” approach seen across much of this Marriott ecosystem.

Policies at a Glance

Mattress	Shipping (Cost / Region)	Trial Period	Return Policy / Fees	Warranty Length	Notable Conditions
Marriott Foam Mattress	Delivered via Shop Marriott within the U.S.; delivery fee added at checkout	No extended sleep trial	All sales generally final from Shop Marriott; Amazon offers 30-day returns for unopened units	10 years	Must choose firmness and size carefully; limited flexibility after purchase
Marriott Innerspring Mattress	Similar delivery approach to foam model, region-dependent cost	No extended sleep trial	All sales generally final from Shop Marriott	10 years	Made-to-order style ordering; changes after shipment stay difficult
Ritz-Carlton Mattress	Made-to-order, shipped after production; up to around 10 weeks lead time	No sleep trial	No returns or exchanges listed; high commitment purchase	10 years	Premium mattress produced per order, requiring careful pre-purchase research
Sheraton Mattress	Shipped via Sheraton Store, including some international delivery options	No formal trial period	All sales generally final; limited return flexibility	10 years	Regional variations in construction; shoppers should review local specs before checkout

Among these Marriott Mattress choices, policies lean toward traditional hotel-store rules rather than online-brand flexibility. The Marriott Foam Mattress sometimes benefits from Amazon’s unopened-only return window, yet most options lack true in-home trials. Shoppers must pay close attention to warranty coverage, delivery timing, and store-specific fine print before committing.

FAQs

1. Are Marriott Mattresses worth buying for home use?
For people who want a familiar hotel feel and understand the lack of trial periods, Marriott Mattresses can deliver solid comfort and support, especially in the foam and innerspring core designs.

2. Which Marriott Mattress feels closest to typical Marriott hotel beds?
The Marriott Foam Mattress and Marriott Innerspring Mattress match the feel guests usually experience in standard Marriott hotel rooms, with one emphasizing motion control and the other emphasizing bounce.

3. Which Marriott Mattress works best for side sleepers?
Side sleepers in our tests favored the Ritz-Carlton Mattress for deeper shoulder and hip relief, with the Marriott Foam Mattress acting as a more budget-friendly secondary pick.

4. Do Marriott Mattresses sleep hot?
The all-foam model ran slightly warmer for heavier or hot sleepers, while the innerspring and Sheraton models stayed cooler due to better airflow through their coil cores.

5. Can I return a Marriott Mattress if I do not like it?
Most purchases through official Marriott channels come with all-sales-final policies, which means people must decide carefully before ordering; unopened Amazon foam units have a limited return window. 

6. How long should a Marriott Mattress last?
Based on construction quality and our compression checks, these mattresses should provide several years of consistent support, with hybrid and coil models showing especially strong resilience.

7. Which Marriott Mattress suits heavier sleepers best?
Heavier testers in our group preferred the Marriott Innerspring Mattress, thanks to its stronger lift under hips and its robust edge structure.

8. Is the Ritz-Carlton Mattress worth the extra money?
People who prioritize luxury pressure relief, refined support, and premium finishes may find the Ritz-Carlton Mattress justifies its price, although budget-focused shoppers will likely feel more comfortable with the Marriott Foam or Sheraton options.

9. Do these Marriott Mattresses arrive compressed in a box?
These models typically ship full-size rather than bed-in-a-box style, which reduces initial off-gassing sensations but requires more space for delivery.

10. Which Marriott Mattress works best for couples?
For couples sensitive to movement, the Marriott Foam Mattress earned the highest marks in motion isolation, while the Ritz-Carlton Mattress balanced motion control with more bounce and plush comfort.

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