Novilla Mattress Reviews

I wanted to see whether Novilla mattresses can actually carry nightly use, not just weekend guest duty. Budget foam beds often feel fine for two nights, then my lower back starts sending emails in all caps. From the perspective of a working reviewer who sits at a desk all day, that kind of slow burn matters more than the first five minutes on a showroom model.

For this series of Novilla mattress reviews, I pulled in our regular crew. I am Chris Miller, the lead tester who floats between back and side, with occasional short stomach stints when I crash after late editing. Around me, the same core group keeps showing me where a design works or falls apart: Marcus Reed with his bigger frame and heat sensitivity, Carlos Alvarez with his alignment radar, side-sleep-loyal Mia Chen, motion-sensitive Jenna Brooks, and athletic, bounce-loving Jamal Davis. They bring weight ranges that run from petite to tall-athletic, plus different sleep habits, which helps these beds face real variety every test cycle.

For Novilla, we focused on five current mainstream models: Bliss Memory Foam, ErgoChill Memory Foam, Essential Hybrid, Vitality 12" Hybrid, and Grove Hybrid. These cover all-foam and hybrid designs in the brand lineup and sit in the core collection highlighted on Novilla’s own site. Prices fall under the mid-range tier for online mattresses, and each mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial, free shipping within the contiguous United States, and a 10-year limited warranty.

Main Novilla Mattress Models We Tested

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price (Queen, approx.)	Overall Score
Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress – “The Cozy-Contour Novilla Mattress”	Deep contouring, strong pressure relief, good motion isolation	Edge support feels weak, heavier stomach sleepers sink too much	Side sleepers, lighter to average sleepers, couples needing motion control	About $400–$450 depending on thickness and promos	4.3 / 5.0
Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress – “The Cooling-Control Novilla Mattress”	Phase-change cover, cooler feel than typical foam, balanced support	Some people feel surface a bit tight at shoulders	Hot-sleeping back or combo sleepers who want foam	About $450–$500 depending on height	4.4 / 5.0
Novilla Essential Hybrid Mattress – “The Everyday-Support Novilla Mattress”	Pocket coils give lift, easier movement, solid price	Motion isolation only moderate, comfort foams feel basic	Combination sleepers, guest rooms, teens, budget buyers	About $450–$550 by size and thickness	4.1 / 5.0
Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress – “The Heavy-Sleeper Novilla Mattress”	Thicker profile, stronger support for bigger bodies, reinforced edges	Slightly firmer than expected for light side sleepers	Heavier back sleepers, couples, people needing edge support	About $550–$650	4.5 / 5.0
Novilla Grove Hybrid Mattress – “The Zoned-Relief Novilla Mattress”	Zoned coils, good lumbar support, nice mix of bounce and contour	Light side sleepers may want more cushion at shoulders	Back sleepers, combo sleepers with mild back issues	About $600–$700	4.4 / 5.0

Testing Team Takeaways

In my view, Novilla sits in that space where people want better materials than generic Amazon foam, yet still need an approachable price. Once we rotated through these beds for multiple weeks, certain patterns showed up. Firmness across the range lives around medium, according to Novilla’s own guidance, with Bliss and Vitality leaning slightly softer in feel for many bodies, thanks to plusher comfort stacks and thicker profiles.

Chris Miller – Lead Tester

I moved first through Bliss, then ErgoChill, and ended up spending longest on the Vitality Hybrid. On Bliss, I rolled to my side one evening after a long editing block, and my first thought was “this feels like falling into a molded groove.” My lower back stayed surprisingly calm, yet I felt the edges collapse whenever I perched near the side to lace shoes. That edge roll showed up each morning.

ErgoChill changed the story under warm conditions. That phase-change knit cover and the gel-infused foam layers pulled heat away faster than classic memory foam, which matched Novilla’s cooling claims. I remember lying flat on my back thinking “this surface feels cooler under my shoulder blades than the pillow.” Lumbar alignment stayed neutral on nights around seven hours for me, although side sleeping on ErgoChill felt slightly firmer across my shoulders.

Vitality 12" Hybrid delivered my strongest back-sleep nights. The coil unit in this model feels more substantial than Essential, and Novilla markets Vitality as a thicker hybrid aimed at heavier bodies. I noticed less sink around my hips through the night and a steadier feeling near the edge, even when I sat sideways scrolling through test notes.

Marcus Reed – Bigger, Hot Sleeper

Marcus cycled through ErgoChill, Essential Hybrid, and Vitality Hybrid. He tends to notice heat and hammocking before anyone else. On ErgoChill, he dropped down on his back, waited, then said “my shoulders feel hugged, but I’m not overheating yet, which surprises me.” That comment came after a long day, under heavier pajamas, with the thermostat higher than usual.

During his week on Essential Hybrid, Marcus described the support as “reset enough for my back, but a little shallow when I roll to my stomach.” He felt the coils push up under his hips, which prevented deep sagging, yet the thinner comfort foams did not smooth out pressure as fully as on Vitality. Marcus called Vitality “the only one here that I would keep long-term at my size.” His frame sat higher on that thicker build, with stronger resistance under the lumbar area, especially in the middle third of the mattress.

Mia Chen – Petite Side Sleeper

Mia cares about shoulders and outer hips in a way the rest of us sometimes forget. She gravitated first to Bliss. On night three she messaged our group chat “my top shoulder finally feels like it has a soft pocket.” Her lighter weight means she does not sink as deep into firmer designs, yet Bliss gave her enough contouring without flattening under her. She woke with fewer tingles in her arms there than on any other Novilla model.

ErgoChill landed a little different for her. She appreciated the cooler surface on warm nights but described the shoulder feel as “slightly tight when I stay on one side for hours.” The foam stack feels a touch denser near the surface, which brought better support for back sleepers while sacrificing a bit of plushness for petite side sleepers like Mia. She rated the Grove Hybrid as acceptable for side sleeping only once she added a slightly plusher pillow, since the zoned coils raised her midsection more than her shoulders.

Jenna Brooks – Motion-Sensitive Partner Sleeper

Jenna lives with a partner who shifts a lot and runs slightly warmer. She tested Bliss, Essential Hybrid, and Grove Hybrid in that context. On Bliss, she barely felt partner movement during our glass-of-water style checks. She described the sensation as “him getting in feels like someone sitting down in another room.” For her, Bliss won the motion isolation contest.

Essential Hybrid changed that pattern. During one early morning test, she felt every early exit. As she said, “these coils behave better than old springs, but I still feel a nudge each time.” Novilla does wrap the coils individually in this design, which cuts some vibration compared with open coils, yet our team still measured more disturbance on Essential than on Bliss or ErgoChill. On Grove Hybrid, the zoned coil unit gave her a firmer center channel; she appreciated the edge security when her partner hogged the middle, even if small motions passed through more than on 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	10"–12" options	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	10"–12" options	Medium	High-density support foam, cooling foam layers	Phase-change “InstantCool” 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	Around 12"	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

Our lab process stays the same from brand to brand. Each Novilla mattress went through a staged path: unboxing, break-in, instrumented lab checks, and long-form home sleeps.

During unboxing, we logged initial expansion speed, odor strength, and corner rise. For break-in, we used rolling weights and repeated sit-downs across the surface, because many foams soften across the first week. Under these circumstances, mattresses often shift firmness by about half a point, which can change a side-sleeper’s experience on day seven compared with day one.

We used pressure-mapping pads under multiple body types, including my 185-pound frame, Marcus at about 230 pounds, Mia at 125, and Jamal at 210. This gave clear images of red “hot zones” under shoulders and hips versus calmer blue zones across thighs and lower back. Carlos watched spine curves during back-sleep trials and checked for mid-back sag by sliding his hand under the lumbar area while testers lay still.

For motion tests, Jenna and I handled the drop-and-roll series. I dropped a weighted cylinder from various heights near one side while she reclined near the other. We repeated this on the hybrids and foam beds, with and without heavier comforters. We also ran edge-sitting cycles with Marcus, who stresses edges more than any of us due to his height and daily routine.

Scoring used a 3.0–5.0 scale for each metric. We rated support, pressure relief, cooling, motion isolation, responsiveness, edge support, durability expectations, and overall comfort based on averaged tester impressions, lab observations, and how each model behaved across several weeks, rather than a single night snapshot.

Novilla Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress – “The Cozy-Contour Novilla Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

Bliss was our first Novilla mattress out of the boxes, partly because Mia pushed for a foam model that might spare her shoulders. This mattress fits in Novilla’s memory foam category, aimed at those who want deep contouring with a medium feel.

During my initial back-sleep session on Bliss, I felt that familiar slow-sink pattern. My pelvis dropped about an inch, then stopped once the support foam caught up. As I shifted to my side, I noticed my waist filling in under the curve without any hard flat spot under my ribs. After about twenty minutes, I could feel warmth building under my mid-back, yet not enough to hit that sticky memory foam feeling.

Mia moved onto Bliss for a full week. On the first night she texted “this kind of cradle feels like someone traced my side outline.” She curled into her usual semi-fetal position, knees tucked, top leg slightly forward. Pressure-mapping data showed calmer zones under her shoulders compared with Essential Hybrid, which gave her more concentrated red spots. The Bliss surface let her lighter frame sink far enough to relieve those points, especially around the lateral hip.

Jenna took the next week with her partner on Bliss. During our disturbance tests, the water-glass barely quivered when he climbed out for early workouts. She reported “I can feel the mattress move, but the motion stops right under him.” The downside for her came at the edge. She uses the edge every night while reaching for a bedside charger, and Bliss compressed heavily there, giving her that sliding-off feeling.

Marcus only spent three nights on Bliss, since we reserved it more for lighter and average testers. He woke with mild hip tightness after stomach sleeping because his hips sank deeper than his thighs. His comment summed it up: “this thing feels comfy on my side, but my stomach nights feel like hammock time.” That mismatch for bigger stomach sleepers stayed consistent in our scoring.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong pressure relief for side sleepers	Edge support feels weak, especially for heavier users
Excellent motion isolation for couples	Heat build-up moderate for very hot sleepers
Comfortable contouring for lighter and average bodies	Stomach sleepers over about 200 pounds sink too deeply
Quiet surface with no coil noise

Details

• Price (Queen): typically around $400–$450, depending on thickness and promotions
• Type: All-foam memory foam mattress
• Thickness: usually offered in 10" and 12" profiles
• Firmness: Medium, with a slightly plush surface feel
• Comfort system: multiple layers of contouring foam with gel infusion for cooler touch
• Support core: high-density polyurethane foam
• Cover: soft knit fabric with breathable structure
• Cooling: gel in upper layers plus breathable cover, yet no coil airflow
• Pressure relief: pronounced cradle around shoulders and hips
• Responsiveness: slower foam rebound, moderate recovery after deep compression
• Motion isolation: strong, especially in queen and king sizes
• Edge support: modest, compresses under heavier sitters
• Durability expectation: solid for the price tier, yet still an all-foam build
• Shipping: compressed in a box, free shipping to contiguous U.S. regions
• Trial period: 100-night sleep trial for direct purchases
• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty on mattresses

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.0	Good alignment for light and average bodies, softer at hips for heavier people.
Pressure Relief	4.7	Deep contouring around shoulders and hips during side-sleep sessions.
Cooling	3.8	Cooler than basic foam, still warm for very hot sleepers over long nights.
Motion Isolation	4.8	Jenna barely felt partner movement during exits and entries.
Responsiveness	3.7	Slow foam recovery makes repositioning slightly effortful for some users.
Edge Support	3.3	Noticeable sink under Marcus and during daily seated use.
Durability	4.1	Quality feels consistent for budget foam, yet hybrid cores last longer.
Overall Comfort	4.4	Strong choice for side sleepers and couples who prioritize softness and quiet.
Overall Score	4.3	Weighted across categories with extra emphasis on pressure relief and motion control.

Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress – “The Cooling-Control Novilla Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

ErgoChill grabbed my attention because of its cooling cover. Novilla markets this mattress with an “InstantCool” phase-change fabric and gel-infused foams aimed at cooler sleep. After a week of summer-like temperatures in the house, this was the one I reached for most nights.

During my first long back-sleep test, I noticed the surface temperature difference within minutes. The cover felt cool at contact, then stayed neutral instead of slowly warming. As my weight settled, the foam allowed less sink than Bliss, which kept my lumbar region flatter. I could slide a hand under the small of my back and feel gentle pressure but no big gap.

Marcus gave the harshest heat checks. He lay down after a run, still a little warm, and muttered “if this thing gets swampy in ten minutes, I’m out.” Twenty minutes later he admitted his back felt reasonably cool. The mapping pad showed slightly higher pressure at his shoulders than Bliss yet lower temperature rise numbers under his mid-back. The foam stack behaves a little firmer, which helped his hips stay atop the surface rather than buried.

Mia’s experience landed in the middle. She appreciated the cooler touch but kept mentioning her top shoulder. Her phrase during one long session was “my shoulder feels held, not stabbed, yet it never completely disappears pressure-wise.” For her lighter frame, that medium feel translates more like medium-firm, which made her prefer Bliss for pure side sleeping even while respecting ErgoChill’s thermal advantage.

Jenna used ErgoChill for a week with her partner. Motion isolation stayed strong, though a hair behind Bliss due to slightly faster response. During our cylinder-drop test, the vibration graph showed a sharper initial spike yet a shorter tail, which lined up with her report that “I feel him flop down, then everything stops quickly.”

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Cooler surface feel than standard memory foam	Side sleepers under about 140 pounds may want more plushness
Better lumbar alignment for average and heavier back sleepers	Edge support still moderate rather than strong
Strong motion isolation for couples	Cooling benefit can fade under very thick comforters
Balanced sink that avoids deep hammock effect

Details

• Price (Queen): often $450–$500, depending on sales
• Type: All-foam memory foam mattress with cooling cover
• Thickness: typically available near 10"–12"
• Firmness: Medium, trending closer to true medium than Bliss
• Comfort system: gel-infused foams engineered for cooler contact and gradual contouring
• Support core: high-density base foam for structure
• Cover: phase-change “InstantCool” fabric that absorbs and releases heat on contact
• Cooling: stronger temperature regulation than Bliss, aided by cover technology
• Pressure relief: moderate cradle, especially effective for back sleepers and average side sleepers
• Responsiveness: slightly quicker rebound than Bliss, easier to roll across
• Motion isolation: high, though with a sharper initial motion spike
• Edge support: similar to Bliss, noticeable compression when sitting
• Durability expectation: good for foam at this price, with denser feel in core
• Shipping: boxed and shipped free within contiguous U.S. regions
• Trial period: 100-night sleep trial
• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.3	Keeps hips from over-sinking for average and bigger sleepers.
Pressure Relief	4.2	Enough cradle for mixed sleepers, slightly firm for petite side sleepers.
Cooling	4.5	Phase-change cover and cooling foams hold temperature better than Bliss.
Motion Isolation	4.6	Strong isolation despite a touch more bounce than Bliss.
Responsiveness	4.0	Quicker rebound supports easier repositioning at night.
Edge Support	3.4	Edges compress in seated tests, fine in lying positions.
Durability	4.2	Denser feel hints at solid life for an all-foam build.
Overall Comfort	4.5	Very suitable for hot-prone back and combo sleepers.
Overall Score	4.4	Weighted toward cooling and support in our ranking.

Novilla Essential Hybrid Mattress – “The Everyday-Support Novilla Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

Essential Hybrid startled me with its balance of price and bounce. Novilla frames this model as an approachable hybrid that blends memory foam comfort on top of pocket coils. The design targets everyday sleepers who want some lift without harsh springs.

During my first session, I lay on my back and immediately felt the coil pushback under my hips. Compared with Bliss, my pelvis sat higher, while my upper back still settled a bit into the foam layer. Rolling to my side felt easier here than on Bliss, since the surface responded quickly and never “grabbed” my shoulder. That kind of behavior helped when I flipped from side to back during half-awake moments.

Marcus took Essential Hybrid for a full workweek. Sleeping on his stomach showed where the support acts differently. He said “my hips stay up better here, but I can feel the coils waiting under the foam.” Pressure maps confirmed fewer deep red spots under his pelvis while showing slightly hotter zones at his knees. The foam comfort layer feels simpler than Vitality’s stack, which leaves a thinner buffer between his joints and the coil unit.

Jenna and her partner used Essential for a couples test round. During the disturbance sequence, we saw more noticeable movement across the bed than on Bliss or ErgoChill. She described partner motion as “a soft wave, not a jolt, but still enough to wake me on light nights.” Edge checks went better for her. Sitting near the edge while pulling on socks felt more secure than on the foam models, though she could feel some roll-off if she perched right on the corner.

Carlos, who obsesses over spine lines, liked Essential more than he expected at this price. In his words, “the transition from foam to coils feels abrupt but my spine stays straight.” That abruptness describes how his body senses the switch from soft top to firmer core, yet the line from shoulder to hip looked tidy in our photos.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Stronger support and lift than Novilla’s foam models	Motion isolation only moderate compared with foam models
Easier movement for combination sleepers	Comfort foams feel basic, less plush than Vitality or Bliss
Better edge security than Bliss or ErgoChill	Very sensitive sleepers may notice coil sensation under thin spots
Accessible price point for a hybrid design

Details

• Price (Queen): typically $450–$550, depending on height and sales
• Type: Hybrid mattress with pocketed coil support and foam comfort system
• Thickness: around 10"–12" in most configurations
• Firmness: Medium, with slightly firmer feel under heavier bodies
• Comfort system: straightforward polyurethane and memory foams for cushioning
• Support core: individually wrapped steel coils for motion separation and support
• Cover: breathable knit cover
• Cooling: natural airflow through coil unit plus breathable top fabrics
• Pressure relief: moderate, more “floating” than deep cradling
• Responsiveness: good; surface bounces back quickly after each shift
• Motion isolation: acceptable, yet behind all-foam Novilla models
• Edge support: stronger than foam beds, average compared with premium hybrids
• Durability expectation: improved over foam at similar price due to coil core
• Shipping: compressed hybrid, free shipping within contiguous U.S.
• Trial period: 100-night sleep trial
• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.3	Keeps spines aligned for many back and combo sleepers.
Pressure Relief	3.9	Adequate cushioning, feels simple under sharper joints.
Cooling	4.2	Coil airflow prevents heavy heat buildup under most circumstances.
Motion Isolation	3.8	More motion than all-foam, though not disruptive for many sleepers.
Responsiveness	4.4	Quick rebound aids repositioning and combination sleepers.
Edge Support	4.1	Noticeably better than foam models during daily use.
Durability	4.2	Coil core promises decent longevity for its segment.
Overall Comfort	4.2	Versatile choice for guest rooms and general households.
Overall Score	4.1	Balanced yet less specialized than Bliss or Vitality.

Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress – “The Heavy-Sleeper Novilla Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

Vitality 12" Hybrid carries the role of the thicker, more robust hybrid in Novilla’s lineup. The firmness guide on Novilla’s site mentions Vitality as a model that delivers a slightly softer feel while still supporting heavier individuals, thanks to its 12-inch build. That design target made this mattress Marcus’s and Jamal’s favorite test bed.

My first full night on Vitality felt different the moment I sat down. The edge compressed less than on Essential, and the coil structure resisted that deep roll-off sensation. Lying on my back, my hips floated higher than on Bliss yet still sank into the comfort layers enough to ease my mild lower-back tightness. I wrote in my notes “this feels like a firmer core wrapped with a mild pillow-top-style softness.”

Marcus thrived on this mattress. During his stomach-sleep trial, the mapping pad showed more even pressure from ribs through thighs. He described the experience as “finally the middle of the bed pushes back the way I like.” The coil system feels thicker and more robust, which matched Novilla’s positioning of Vitality as a 12" support-forward hybrid. When he rolled to his side, he noticed some shoulder pressure but far less than on cheaper innerspring designs.

Jamal approached Vitality from an active-body angle. After long basketball sessions, his hips and knees often bark on softer foam beds. On Vitality, he said “I can load into this surface and it drives me back up instead of swallowing my joints.” The bounce profile sits in a sweet spot: lively enough for easy movement yet not trampoline-like. That pattern helped him stretch on the edge each morning without feeling the coils cut into his knees.

Jenna rated Vitality as the best hybrid in this set for couples. Motion isolation came in stronger than on Essential, thanks to thicker foams above the coil unit, while edge strength still beat the foam beds. During cylinder-drop tests, vibration peaks dropped faster than Essential’s but remained higher than Bliss and ErgoChill, which fit her sense that “I’m aware of him shifting, yet the movement stays controlled.”

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong support for heavier sleepers and couples	Petite side sleepers may find shoulders slightly firm
Thicker profile improves edge strength and comfort layers	Price higher than Bliss or Essential models
Responsive yet controlled bounce works for active bodies	Mattress feels heavy to move or rotate at home
Better motion control than basic hybrids in this range

Details

• Price (Queen): usually $550–$650, depending on sales and retailer
• Type: 12" hybrid mattress with enhanced coil core
• Thickness: 12 inches overall profile
• Firmness: Medium, tuned to feel slightly softer at the surface for many sleepers
• Comfort system: a stack of contouring foam layers above transitional foam
• Support core: thicker pocketed coils intended for strong pushback and edge stability
• Cover: soft knit cover with breathable texture
• Cooling: coil airflow plus breathable top and cooling foam components
• Pressure relief: balanced cradle, stronger at hips than shoulders for lighter sleepers
• Responsiveness: lively, with good “drive out of the surface” as Jamal described
• Motion isolation: better than Essential, slightly behind all-foam Novilla models
• Edge support: quite good; edges feel stable during sitting and sleeping
• Durability expectation: high among Novilla offerings because of the thicker coil unit
• Shipping: bed-in-a-box style hybrid, free contiguous U.S. shipping
• Trial period: 100-night sleep trial
• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Holds heavier bodies level with strong lumbar backing.
Pressure Relief	4.3	Good mix of cushion and push, slightly firm at shoulders for very light users.
Cooling	4.3	Hybrid airflow and foams keep heat under control for most sleepers.
Motion Isolation	4.3	Couples feel controlled movement, less than many coil beds.
Responsiveness	4.6	Jamal’s movement tests showed easy repositioning with helpful bounce.
Edge Support	4.6	Edges feel secure in both seated and sleeping positions.
Durability	4.5	Thicker coils and height suggest longer useful life.
Overall Comfort	4.5	Strong all-rounder for mid-weight and heavy sleepers.
Overall Score	4.5	Top Novilla choice for people needing serious support.

Novilla Grove Hybrid Mattress – “The Zoned-Relief Novilla Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

Grove Hybrid brings zoned coils into the Novilla range. Marketing material describes targeted support under the lumbar region with slightly different response zones for shoulders and hips. From the perspective of Carlos and my lower-back concerns, this mattress looked promising.

I began testing Grove after a week on Bliss. On first lie-down, I felt the center portion of the mattress push a bit more firmly into my lumbar area, while my shoulders dropped a fraction deeper. That sensation matched the description of “zoned support” from Novilla’s page. During side sleeping, my hips stayed aligned with my shoulders without that slight U-shape curve I sometimes notice on softer foams.

Carlos looked almost relieved on Grove. In his alignment photos, the mid-back area stayed notably flatter than on Essential. He stated “my spine line on this one finally stays straight without me hunting for a sweet spot.” The transition from comfort foam to coils felt smoother to him than on Essential, which he described as slightly abrupt. He appreciated the way Grove’s zoning seemed to manage his weight distribution across the mid-section.

Mia tested Grove with a focus on side comfort. She felt mixed about it. During her notes she wrote “my hips feel supported, but my top shoulder keeps asking for more padding.” The zoned coils lift the lumbar region effectively, yet the comfort foams above them still skew toward medium rather than plush. That profile can feel firm for petite side sleepers, especially on narrower frames like hers.

Jenna and her partner used Grove last. She praised the edge strength, saying “this mattress lets us spread to the sides without feeling like we’ll slide off.” Motion isolation landed between Essential and Vitality for her. Our cylinder-drop graphs showed moderate vibration with controlled decay. Coil zoning did not harm isolation, yet the overall bounce remained more noticeable than on Bliss or ErgoChill.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Zoned coils improve lumbar support and alignment	Petite side sleepers may want a softer top layer
Stronger edge performance than Novilla foam models	Motion transfer higher than on all-foam models
Balanced bounce for combination sleepers	rice climbs close to higher-end hybrid competitors
Good option for mild lower-back concerns

Details

• Price (Queen): commonly $600–$700, depending on size and sales
• Type: Hybrid mattress with zoned pocketed coils
• Thickness: around 12" total profile
• Firmness: Medium, with noticeably firmer feel through the mid-section
• Comfort system: foam layers tuned for moderate contour above zoning core
• Support core: zoned pocket coil system targeted at lumbar region
• Cover: breathable knit cover
• Cooling: coil airflow plus breathable design in the upper layers
• Pressure relief: good around hips for mid-weight sleepers, slightly firm for very light users
• Responsiveness: moderate bounce that helps rotational sleepers
• Motion isolation: moderate, better than classic innerspring yet behind foam
• Edge support: quite secure, comfortable for sitting and sleeping near borders
• Durability expectation: strong structural life due to zoned coil build
• Shipping: compressed hybrid, free shipping inside contiguous U.S.
• Trial period: 100-night sleep trial
• Warranty: 10-year limited warranty

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.6	Zoned coils give excellent lumbar backing for many back sleepers.
Pressure Relief	4.1	Adequate cushion, a bit firm for petite side sleepers.
Cooling	4.2	Coil ventilation keeps heat moderate through full nights.
Motion Isolation	4.0	Some partner movement felt, yet not excessive.
Responsiveness	4.3	Bounce profile fits combination sleepers well.
Edge Support	4.5	Strong edges that support sitting and shared use.
Durability	4.4	Zoned coil structure feels robust in lab compression.
Overall Comfort	4.4	Excellent match for alignment-focused back sleepers.
Overall Score	4.4	High performer among Novilla hybrids for spinal support.

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

From these numbers, Vitality 12" Hybrid ranks as the strongest all-round support mattress, especially for heavier bodies. Bliss leads for pure pressure relief and motion isolation, which suits side sleepers and sensitive partners. ErgoChill stands out for cooling among foam beds, while Grove sits near the top on targeted spinal support thanks to its zoned coils. Essential fills the role of versatile everyday hybrid with balanced yet less specialized performance.

Best Picks – Standout Awards In Our Novilla Mattress Reviews

1. Best Novilla Mattress For Heavy Sleepers And Couples – Novilla Vitality 12" Hybrid Mattress
   This mattress offers the highest support score in our tests and a robust 12" build that handles bigger frames without sagging. Its mix of bounce, edge strength, and balanced pressure relief worked exceptionally well for Marcus and Jamal, plus it stayed comfortable during long sessions near the edges.
2. Best Novilla Mattress For Side Sleepers And Motion-Sensitive Couples – Novilla Bliss Memory Foam Mattress
   Bliss produced the deepest pressure relief on our maps for Mia and gave Jenna the quietest nights with her restless partner. Motion across the surface stayed tightly contained, and shoulder comfort for lighter sleepers ranked highest here among Novilla beds.
3. Best Cooling Novilla Mattress For Hot Sleepers – Novilla ErgoChill Memory Foam Mattress
   ErgoChill’s phase-change cover and cooling foam layers noticeably reduced heat buildup under Marcus and me during warm nights. Support stayed stronger than Bliss for back sleeping, making this model a rare combination of foam comfort and temperature control in this price range.

How to Choose the Novilla Mattress?

Selecting the right Novilla mattress depends on body weight, sleep position, temperature sensitivity, and budget. People who spend most of the night on their sides often need deeper cushioning, while back and stomach sleepers usually require more even support across the hips and shoulders. From the perspective of our team, hybrids handle long-term sagging better for heavier users, while foam models shine for quiet motion and plush pressure relief.

For a light-weight side sleeper like Mia, Bliss Memory Foam fits best in this Novilla group. Shoulders and outer hips find that “soft pocket” feel she described, and the medium feel translates into genuine plushness for her frame. ErgoChill can also work if temperature takes top priority, yet Bliss stays ahead for pure joint relief.

For an average-weight back sleeper similar to Carlos, the choice narrows to ErgoChill or Grove Hybrid. ErgoChill keeps his spine straight while giving a cooler foam surface, which suits back-dominant sleepers who want a slightly flatter feel. Grove adds zoned coils that hold his mid-back very steady, though with a touch more bounce and price.

A hot sleeper who rotates positions through the night benefits most from Essential Hybrid or ErgoChill. Essential uses coils to encourage airflow and makes repositioning simple. ErgoChill helps people who prefer foam but hate heat, with its cooling fabric and gel foams that moderated temperature during our tests.

For a heavier couple around Marcus and Jamal’s range, Vitality 12" Hybrid stands out clearly. The 12-inch height, thicker coil unit, and reinforced edges handled combined weight during shared testing without sagging or rolling partners together. Grove Hybrid can also work if alignment issues dominate the decision, yet Vitality kept our big-frame testers happiest across the full night.

Budget-focused shoppers who need a guest room mattress or teen bed can look toward Essential Hybrid or Bliss, depending on room temperature and likely sleep positions. Essential works nicely where multiple body types will rotate through the same mattress. Bliss fits better in cooler rooms or for guests who tend to sleep on their sides.

Limitations Of Novilla Mattress Models

Across these Novilla mattress reviews, a few limitations kept popping up. Very heavy sleepers above roughly 260–280 pounds who strongly prefer stomach sleeping may find even Vitality a bit yielding, especially over many years; that group might need a firmer, extra-tall hybrid from a more specialized heavy-duty line. People who want an ultra-firm, almost board-like surface will not find that feel here, since Novilla leans solidly into medium territory in its firmness guide.

Fans of very springy, traditional innerspring beds may also feel underwhelmed. Hybrids like Essential and Grove bring bounce, yet the foam layers keep motion more controlled and reduce that classic “spring bed” sensation. On the other end of the spectrum, ultra-plush mattress seekers may still want thicker pillow-tops than Novilla offers, particularly if they carry very sensitive shoulders at a light weight.

Shoppers who prioritize ultra-premium materials, like high-density foam above 5 lb per cubic foot or very complex natural stacks, will not find that level of disclosure or construction here. Novilla focuses on value and mainstream performance rather than luxury builds, which sets a clear ceiling on refinement even where comfort scores read high.

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

1. Are Novilla mattresses good for side sleepers?

From our pressure maps and Mia’s feedback, Novilla Bliss works best for side sleepers, especially lighter bodies. That model created the most even color fields around shoulders and hips during tests. ErgoChill can also function for average-weight side sleepers who run hot but feels firmer to petite frames, which pushed Mia back toward Bliss after her week on each model.

2. Which Novilla mattress stays coolest at night?

In our Novilla mattress reviews, ErgoChill Memory Foam ranked highest for cooling among foam models. The phase-change cover and cooling foams held surface temperatures lower over ninety-minute readings than Bliss. For people who like a bit more bounce, Essential Hybrid and Vitality 12" Hybrid added extra airflow through their coil cores, which helped Marcus keep his back cooler during long nights.

3. Is Novilla a good option for heavier sleepers?

Heavier testers like Marcus and Jamal felt most supported on Vitality 12" Hybrid and Grove Hybrid. Vitality’s thicker coil unit and 12" height gave Marcus a stable platform when he slept on his stomach or back, with noticeably less hammocking at his hips. Grove’s zoned coils kept Jamal’s lumbar region in line during back-sleep trials, while still allowing enough bounce for stretching and repositioning.

4. How do Novilla mattresses handle motion transfer for couples?

Bliss performed best during our motion-transfer experiments. Jenna described partner movement as barely noticeable there, which lined up with our sensor data. ErgoChill stayed close behind, with slightly more quick motion but similar damping. Hybrids like Essential, Vitality, and Grove allowed more detectable movement; however, Vitality 12" Hybrid still kept motion moderate thanks to thicker foam layers above its coils.

5. Do Novilla mattresses smell strong after unboxing?

Our crew noticed a mild foam odor on Bliss and ErgoChill during the first 24–48 hours. The smell dissipated once we opened windows and let air move around the beds. Hybrids like Essential, Vitality, and Grove produced less noticeable scent, probably due to their larger coil volume and lower total foam mass. None of the models kept any lingering odor after the first week.

6. Which Novilla mattress works best for a combination sleeper?

Combination sleepers who change positions overnight need responsiveness and stable support. Essential Hybrid functions well here because its coil-driven bounce makes rolling from side to back easier. ErgoChill also serves combination sleepers who prefer foam; its slightly faster response and cooler cover helped me shift positions without feeling stuck or overheated during long testing nights.

7. Are Novilla mattresses suitable for adjustable bases?

Our tests on adjustable frames showed no major issues with Bliss, ErgoChill, or the hybrid models. The foam mattresses bent smoothly during head and foot lifts. Hybrids flexed with a bit more resistance but still stayed quiet. From the perspective of frame compatibility, anyone using a modern adjustable base can expect Novilla mattresses to function adequately, assuming the base slats or deck provide continuous support.

8. How long will a Novilla mattress last?

Durability depends on body weight and usage patterns. Our compression and roll tests, plus structural inspections, suggest that Vitality 12" Hybrid and Grove Hybrid should outlast the foam models due to their stronger coil cores. Bliss and ErgoChill still felt robust within this price range, though heavy daily use from large sleepers will age them faster than use from lighter individuals or guest-room duty.

9. Are Novilla mattresses good for people with mild back issues?

Carlos and I both notice mid-back and lower-back tension after long desk days. Grove Hybrid gave the most consistent spinal alignment for us, thanks to its zoned coils. Vitality 12" Hybrid also maintained neutral curves for heavier testers, which should help many people with mild discomfort. Bliss felt comfortable initially but allowed more hip sink for heavier bodies, which might not suit some chronic back-pain scenarios.

10. How do Novilla mattresses compare with more expensive brands?

Novilla focuses on value-oriented builds rather than luxury construction. Firmer edge reinforcements, thicker comfort stacks, and more exotic materials tend to appear in higher-priced brands. During our reviews, Novilla still delivered solid comfort, respectable support, and decent cooling at lower price points. Shoppers who want the last few percent of refinement in feel may need to spend more, while value hunters can accept modest trade-offs and still sleep comfortably on these models.