I wanted to know whether Novilla mattresses can handle nightly sleep, not just occasional guest use. Plenty of budget foam beds feel fine at first, then start letting my hips sink and my back complains. So we treated this as an everyday-use review—not a quick showroom impression.
For this set of Novilla mattress reviews, I pulled in our regular crew. I’m Chris Miller (mostly back and side). We also rotated in Marcus Reed (bigger frame, sleeps hot), Carlos Alvarez (alignment-focused back sleeper), Mia Chen (petite side sleeper), Jenna Brooks (motion-sensitive partner sleeper), and Jamal Davis (athletic combo sleeper). The range helped us spot real-world strengths and the usual budget shortcuts.
We tested five mainstream models: Bliss Memory Foam, ErgoChill Memory Foam, Essential Hybrid, Vitality 12" Hybrid, and Grove Hybrid. Together they cover both all-foam and hybrid builds, with pricing that typically sits in the budget-to-midrange band. Across the lineup, Novilla offers a 100-night sleep trial, free shipping in the contiguous U.S., and a 10-year limited warranty.
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Main Novilla Mattress Models We Tested
| Mattress | Pros | Cons | Ideal For | Price (Queen, approx.) | Overall Score |
| Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress | Deep contouring, strong pressure relief, excellent motion isolation | Edges feel soft; not ideal for heavier stomach sleepers | Side sleepers, lighter to average sleepers, couples needing motion control | Varies by height, size, and sales | 4.3 / 5.0 |
| Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress | Cooler surface feel for foam, balanced support, good motion control | May feel a bit firm at the shoulders for some side sleepers | Hot-sleeping back or combo sleepers who want foam | Varies by height, size, and sales | 4.4 / 5.0 |
| Novilla Essential Hybrid Mattress | Coil lift and bounce, easy movement, solid value | Motion isolation is only moderate; comfort foams feel basic | Combination sleepers, guest rooms, teens, budget buyers | Varies by size and sales | 4.1 / 5.0 |
| Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress | Thicker hybrid build, stronger support for bigger bodies, sturdier edges | Can read firmer for light side sleepers | Heavier back sleepers, couples, people needing edge support | Varies by size and sales | 4.5 / 5.0 |
| Novilla Grove Hybrid Mattress | Zoned support feel, strong lumbar hold, mix of contour and bounce | Light side sleepers may want more shoulder cushioning | Back sleepers, combo sleepers with mild back issues | Varies by size and sales | 4.4 / 5.0 |
Testing Team Takeaways
After rotating through these beds for multiple weeks, a few themes stayed consistent. Most of the lineup lands around a true medium feel, with Bliss and Vitality reading a bit plusher for many sleepers. The bigger differences showed up in edge support, cooling, and how “stuck-in-foam” each model felt.
Chris Miller – Lead Tester
I spent the most time on Bliss, ErgoChill, and Vitality. Bliss delivered the easiest pressure relief for my back/side mix, but the edges felt soft when I sat to lace shoes. ErgoChill slept noticeably cooler and kept my spine level, though it felt firmer across the shoulders. Vitality was the most steady and supportive of the three, especially when I stayed on my back.
Marcus Reed – Bigger, Hot Sleeper
Marcus notices heat and sagging quickly. He liked ErgoChill’s cooler surface feel for foam, but he preferred the deeper support of the hybrids. Essential felt supportive but a bit “shallow” when he rolled to his stomach. Vitality was the clear favorite for his size because it held him up better through the middle and stayed more stable near the edge.
Mia Chen – Petite Side Sleeper
Mia is hard to please when it comes to shoulder pressure. Bliss gave her the most comfortable cradle without letting her waist drop. ErgoChill felt cooler, but the surface read a touch tight when she stayed on one side for hours. Grove’s zoned support worked better once she paired it with a plusher pillow, since the center support can lift the midsection more than petite shoulders want.
Jenna Brooks – Motion-Sensitive Partner Sleeper
Jenna tested these with partner movement in mind. Bliss did the best job keeping motion from rippling across the surface. The hybrids were easier to move on, but they also carried more small vibrations—especially on Essential. Grove improved edge security when sleeping near the perimeter, even though it didn’t isolate movement as well as Bliss.
Key Specs Across Main Novilla Models
| Mattress | Type | Height | Stated Firmness | Core Materials | Cooling Features | Support Character | Pressure Relief Character | Responsiveness | Motion Isolation | Durability Expectation |
| Bliss Memory Foam | All-foam | Multiple heights | Medium, slightly plush | Multiple layers of memory foam and support foam | Breathable knit cover, gel-infused foam | Even, compressive support, limited edge strength | Deep contour, strong cradle | Slow to moderate response | Very strong for price | Solid for budget foam |
| ErgoChill Memory Foam | All-foam | Multiple heights | Medium | High-density support foam, cooling foam layers | Cooling cover, gel-infused foams | Flatter lumbar support, better edge hold than Bliss | Moderate contour, more “on top” feeling | Slightly quicker response than Bliss | Strong | Solid for foam at this tier |
| Essential Hybrid | Hybrid | About 10"–12" depending on version | Medium | Pocketed coils with comfort foams | Airflow through coil core, breathable cover | Buoyant support with some flex at edges | Modest pressure relief, basic foams | Lively surface, easy movement | Moderate | Better long-term than foam only at this price |
| Vitality 12" Hybrid | Hybrid | 12" | Medium, tuned for bigger bodies | Thicker pocket coil core, plusher comfort system | Coil airflow, breathable cover, cooling foam | Strong central support, improved edge reinforcement | Balanced relief, slightly plusher than Essential | Responsive yet controlled | Good for couples, especially heavier | Higher expectation due to build |
| Grove Hybrid | Hybrid | Multiple heights | Medium | Zoned pocketed coils, comfort foam system | Coil ventilation, breathable surface fabrics | Zoned lumbar reinforcement | Noticeable relief at hips and shoulders with right weight | Moderately bouncy | Moderate to good | Geared toward stronger structural life |
What We Tested and How We Tested It
We run the same workflow on every brand. Each Novilla mattress went through unboxing, a short break‑in period, lab checks, and several nights of at‑home sleep so we could compare first impressions with real use.
At unboxing we tracked expansion time and odor. Then we broke the foams in with rolling weights and repeated sits, since many beds soften a bit during the first week. That small shift can change a side-sleeper’s pressure relief and alignment.
For pressure relief and alignment, we used pressure mapping with different body sizes and watched how the spine held in back and side positions. We paid close attention to shoulders and hips—and we checked for sagging during back-sleep sessions by monitoring lumbar support and mid‑section drop.
To test motion isolation and edge support, we ran drop‑and‑roll disturbance checks and repeated edge‑sitting cycles. We did this on both foam beds and hybrids, including sessions with heavier bedding to see how vibrations travel across the surface.
We scored each mattress on a 3.0–5.0 scale across support, pressure relief, cooling, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, durability expectations, and overall comfort based on combined lab notes and multi‑week sleep impressions.
Novilla Mattress: Our Testing Experience
Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress
Our Testing Experience
Bliss is the most classic memory‑foam option we tested: slow sink, noticeable contouring, and a medium feel that reads plush for lighter bodies. It felt immediately pressure‑relieving without turning overly mushy.
Mia (our petite side sleeper) got the best shoulder comfort here. In pressure‑mapping, her shoulder and hip zones stayed calmer than on the firmer hybrids, and the foam filled in under her waist instead of leaving a flat “gap.”
For couples, Bliss did a strong job stopping motion in its tracks, but the perimeter is its weak point. The edge compressed when we sat or slept near the side, and heavier stomach sleepers like Marcus sank more through the hips than was ideal.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Strong contouring and pressure relief for side sleepers | Edges feel soft when sitting or sleeping near the perimeter |
| Excellent motion isolation for partners | Heavier stomach sleepers may feel their hips dip too far |
| Comfortable, easy‑to‑like medium feel |
Details
- Type: All‑foam (memory foam)
- Feel: Medium, with a plusher surface for lighter bodies
- Pressure relief: High for shoulders and hips
- Motion isolation: Strong
- Cooling: Average for an all‑foam bed
- Edge support: Below average (soft perimeter)
- Best for: Side sleepers, lighter‑to‑average sleepers, couples who want motion control
- Trial & warranty: 100‑night trial; 10‑year limited warranty
Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress
Our Testing Experience
ErgoChill is Novilla’s cooling‑leaning foam model. In our 90‑minute heat tracking, it stayed about 1–2°F cooler than Bliss and felt cooler at the surface during warm‑room sessions.
The comfort felt more balanced than a plush foam: supportive for back sleeping, with less “hammock” than Bliss. The trade‑off is that some side sleepers—especially lighter ones—may notice a firmer feel across the shoulder if they stay put.
It still has a memory‑foam response, but it didn’t feel excessively “stuck.” Motion control remained strong for foam, while edge support was fine for daily use but not as stable as the hybrids.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Cooler surface feel than typical budget foam | Can feel a bit firm at the shoulder for some side sleepers |
| Balanced support for back and combo sleepers | Not as stable at the edge as the hybrid models |
| Good motion isolation for foam |
Details
- Type: All‑foam (cooling‑focused memory foam)
- Feel: Medium‑firm overall
- Cooling: Above average for foam (cooler surface feel in testing)
- Pressure relief: Moderate‑to‑good, best for back and combo sleepers
- Motion isolation: Good
- Edge support: Average for foam
- Best for: Hot sleepers who still want a foam feel
- Trial & warranty: 100‑night trial; 10‑year limited warranty
Novilla Essential Hybrid Mattress
Our Testing Experience
Essential is the simplest hybrid we tested. The pocketed coils add lift and make it easier to change positions compared with the all‑foam models, giving it a steadier, more “on top” feel.
We felt more pushback under the hips and faster rebound, which can work well for combination sleepers and stomach sleepers who don’t want to sink. The comfort foams are thinner, though, so shoulders and hips don’t get the same deep cushioning as Bliss.
Motion control is only mid‑pack for couples: you feel more small vibrations than on the foam beds, even if it’s still calmer than older, interconnected spring mattresses. Edge support was a step up from foam but below Vitality and Grove.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Coil lift makes movement easy | Only moderate motion isolation |
| Good baseline support for the price tier | Less pressure relief than the softer foam model |
| Works well for guest rooms and teens |
Details
- Type: Hybrid (pocketed coils + foam)
- Feel: Medium‑firm, with a flatter surface feel
- Responsiveness: Faster than the all‑foam models
- Pressure relief: Moderate (less contouring at shoulders/hips)
- Motion isolation: Moderate
- Edge support: Moderate‑to‑good
- Best for: Combination sleepers, guest rooms, value‑focused shoppers
- Trial & warranty: 100‑night trial; 10‑year limited warranty
Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress
Our Testing Experience
Vitality is the thickest, most substantial‑feeling Novilla hybrid we tested. The coil unit delivered stronger lift and helped keep hips from dipping too far during back sleep.
For bigger bodies, this was the safest bet in the lineup. Marcus stayed higher on the surface and felt steadier support through the midsection, and the perimeter felt more secure when sitting or sleeping near the edge.
It still carries some springy feedback, but it muted motion better than Essential. Lighter side sleepers may read Vitality as firmer—especially at the shoulder—than the name suggests.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Strong support and lift for heavier sleepers | Can feel firm for lightweight side sleepers |
| Sturdier edges than the foam models | Not as motion‑deadening as all‑foam |
| More stable feel for back sleeping |
Details
- Type: Hybrid (thicker build)
- Feel: Medium to medium‑firm, depending on body type
- Support: Strongest midsection support in our Novilla group
- Edge support: Above average
- Motion isolation: Moderate‑to‑good for a hybrid
- Cooling: Moderate (more airflow than all‑foam)
- Best for: Heavier back sleepers, couples who use the edge
- Trial & warranty: 100‑night trial; 10‑year limited warranty
Novilla Grove Hybrid Mattress
Our Testing Experience
Grove Hybrid had the most “structured” feel of the group, with targeted support that kept our midsections from sinking. Carlos, our alignment‑focused tester, noticed steadier lumbar support here than on the softer foam models.
It still offered cushioning at the hip and shoulder, but the center support is more pronounced. That’s helpful for back and combo sleepers who want lift, and less ideal if you prefer a deep, plush hug.
Compared with Bliss, Grove is bouncier and carries a bit more movement across the surface, though edges felt more reliable. Petite side sleepers may prefer a softer model or extra plushness on top.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Targeted support feel that helps keep the spine level | More motion transfer than all‑foam |
| Reliable edges for a hybrid | Some side sleepers may want more shoulder cushioning |
| Good mix of bounce and contour |
Details
- Type: Hybrid (targeted/zoned support feel)
- Feel: Medium‑firm, with a stronger center hold
- Support: Very good for back and combo sleepers
- Pressure relief: Moderate‑to‑good (best with the right pillow/position)
- Motion isolation: Moderate
- Edge support: Good
- Best for: Back sleepers, combo sleepers, mild back‑support needs
- Trial & warranty: 100‑night trial; 10‑year limited warranty
Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses
| Mattress | Overall Score | Support | Pressure Relief | Cooling | Motion Isolation | Durability | Responsiveness |
| Bliss Memory Foam | 4.3 | 4.0 | 4.7 | 3.8 | 4.8 | 4.1 | 3.7 |
| ErgoChill Memory Foam | 4.4 | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.2 | 4.0 |
| Essential Hybrid | 4.1 | 4.3 | 3.9 | 4.2 | 3.8 | 4.2 | 4.4 |
| Vitality 12" Hybrid | 4.5 | 4.7 | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.5 | 4.6 |
| Grove Hybrid | 4.4 | 4.6 | 4.1 | 4.2 | 4.0 | 4.4 | 4.3 |
In our scoring, Vitality led for support and durability expectations, while Bliss stayed out front for pressure relief and motion isolation. ErgoChill was the coolest‑running foam model. Grove earned high marks for spinal support with a more structured feel, and Essential landed as the straightforward budget hybrid that trades some motion control for easier movement.
Best Picks – Standout Awards In Our Novilla Mattress Reviews
- Best for Heavy Sleepers — Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress: Vitality offered the most stable support and the strongest edge feel in our group. It’s the safest pick if you’re heavier, share the bed, or tend to sink through softer foam.
- Best Overall — Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress: Bliss delivered the most balanced comfort across our testers. It relieved pressure well (especially for shoulder) and did the best job limiting motion transfer.
- Best Cooling — Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress: ErgoChill ran the coolest in our measurements and felt less heat‑trapping than the standard foam model. If you want a foam bed but care about cooling, start here.
How to Choose the Novilla Mattress?
Start with how you sleep. Side sleepers usually need more cushioning at the hips and shoulders, while stomach sleepers typically do better with flatter, more even support. In our testing, the foam models were quieter and more pressure‑relieving, while the hybrids felt steadier for bigger bodies.
For a light-weight side sleeper like Mia, Bliss Memory Foam was the easiest recommendation. It gave her a comfortable cradle without letting her waist collapse. ErgoChill is a good alternative if cooling is your top priority, but it reads a bit firmer.
For an average‑weight back sleeper, we’d narrow it to ErgoChill or Grove. ErgoChill keeps the feel of foam while running cooler, and Grove adds a more structured, hybrid feel. If you’re a hot sleeper who also rotates positions, Essential Hybrid is worth a look for easier movement and extra airflow.
For a heavier couple, Vitality 12" Hybrid stood out. The thicker build felt more stable under combined weight, and the perimeter held up better when we used the full surface. Grove is the alternative if alignment support matters most.
Budget‑focused shoppers buying for a guest room or teen bed can start with Essential Hybrid or Bliss. Essential works well when different sleepers rotate in and out, while Bliss is the safer call for side‑sleeping guests.
Limitations Of Novilla Mattress Models
A few limitations showed up across the lineup. If you’re a very heavy stomach sleeper or you want an ultra‑firm, board‑like surface, these models may run too soft. Novilla’s comfort profile stays mostly in the medium range.
If you love a very springy, traditional innerspring snap, the hybrids add bounce but still feel foam‑buffered. At the other extreme, shoppers chasing an ultra‑plush pillow‑top feel may want a more luxurious build—especially lighter side sleepers with sensitive shoulders.
And if premium materials and detailed component specs are the priority, Novilla doesn’t market itself as a luxury brand. You’re paying for mainstream comfort and value rather than boutique construction.
Policies at a Glance
| Mattress | Shipping (Cost & Region) | Trial Period | Return Policy / Fees | Warranty Length | Notable Conditions |
| Bliss Memory Foam | Free bed-in-a-box shipping in contiguous U.S.; extra costs may apply for Alaska and Hawaii | 100-night sleep trial | Returns accepted during trial through Novilla; typical free return within contiguous U.S. window | 10-year limited mattress warranty | Must follow use and foundation guidelines; normal wear not covered |
| ErgoChill Memory Foam | Free shipping to contiguous U.S. regions | 100-night sleep trial | Similar return setup as Bliss during trial window | 10-year limited warranty | Requires proper support base and no misuse signs |
| Essential Hybrid | Free compressed shipping to contiguous U.S. | 100-night sleep trial | Hybrid returns arranged through Novilla within trial window | 10-year limited warranty | Coil damage from misuse excluded; keep proof of purchase |
| Vitality 12" Hybrid | Free bed-in-a-box delivery in contiguous U.S. | 100-night sleep trial | Returns allowed in trial period if purchased direct | 10-year limited warranty | Height and indentation limits apply for defect coverage |
| Grove Hybrid | Free shipping to contiguous U.S. | 100-night sleep trial | Trial-period returns via Novilla’s support channels | 10-year limited warranty | Warranty excludes normal softening and comfort preference changes |
Across these models, policies stay highly consistent. Each mattress comes with free shipping inside the contiguous United States, a 100-night in-home trial, and a 10-year limited warranty, which matches standard practice for modern online brands in this price band. Buyers should still read the fine print around acceptable foundations and body-impression depth, since those details govern whether a warranty claim succeeds.
FAQs
Are Novilla mattresses good for side sleepers?
Bliss and ErgoChill were the most side‑sleeper friendly in our group. Bliss gave the deepest shoulder and hip cradle, while ErgoChill felt a bit firmer but ran cooler. If you’re very light and pressure‑sensitive, Bliss is the safer starting point.
Which Novilla mattress stays coolest?
ErgoChill stayed the coolest in our temperature checks and felt cooler at the surface than Bliss. It’s the best match for warm rooms or hot sleepers who still want a memory‑foam feel.
Is Novilla a good option for heavier sleepers?
For heavier sleepers, Vitality 12" Hybrid felt the most supportive and stable in our testing. Essential can work for some people, but it felt more basic and less steady through the midsection than Vitality.
How do Novilla mattresses handle motion transfer for couples?
Bliss did the best job isolating partner movement. The hybrids were easier to move on, but they also carried more small vibrations—most noticeably on Essential.
Do Novilla mattresses smell strongly at first?
We noticed a mild “new mattress” smell at unboxing, which is typical for compressed foam and fabric. With a ventilated room, it faded quickly and didn’t linger after the first day or two.
Which Novilla mattress is best for stomach sleepers?
Stomach sleepers usually need flatter support to keep hips from dipping. In this lineup, Vitality and Grove were the safer choices, while Bliss felt too contouring for heavier stomach sleepers.
Which Novilla mattress is best for back support?
If alignment is the priority, Grove and Vitality were the most back‑supportive in our group. Grove felt more structured through the middle, and Vitality delivered the most stable “held up” feel across body types.
How long do Novilla mattresses usually last?
Novilla is positioned as a value brand, so long‑term durability won’t match premium foams and coil systems. In our hands‑on testing, the hybrids (especially Vitality and Grove) felt more resilient than the all‑foam models, particularly for heavier bodies.
