Sleepeezee is one of those UK names that keeps popping up in real bedrooms. Instead of guessing from spec sheets, we slept on five popular models side by side to see how they hold up through normal nights—support, cooling, motion, and edge stability included.
Each mattress got at least ten full nights from me, plus targeted sessions from the rest of the team. The goal was simple: write Sleepeezee mattress reviews that reflect messy, ordinary sleep—not a five-minute showroom lie-down.
Product Overview
| Mattress | Pros | Cons | Ideal For | Price (approx, king) | Overall Score /10 |
| Sleepeezee Hybrid 2000 Pocket Mattress | Firm, steady support that suits back and stomach sleeping | Can feel too firm for lighter side sleepers | Back and stomach sleepers who like a firmer surface | £700–£900 | 8.6 |
| Sleepeezee Jessica 1800 PocketGel Mattress | Balanced support with strong pressure relief and cooling gel | Edges can compress a bit when you sit in one spot | Active sleepers, mixed positions, average-weight users | £750–£950 | 8.8 |
| Sleepeezee Perfectly British Regent 2600 | Natural-fiber comfort with a premium finish and strong durability | Higher price; the medium feel won’t satisfy firm-mattress fans | Shoppers wanting natural fillings and a refined medium feel | £1,000–£1,300 | 8.6 |
| Sleepeezee Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket Mattress | Extra-firm support for sleepers who want minimal give | Little cushioning—many side sleepers will feel pressure | Back sleepers needing a very firm surface | £650–£850 | 8.2 |
| Sleepeezee Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top | Cushioned pillow top with Staycool gel for a cooler, softer feel | Not the right match if you want a rigid, ultra-firm surface | Side sleepers, hot sleepers, comfort-first buyers | £800–£1,000 | 8.6 |
Testing Team Takeaways
Across these five models, the common thread was classic pocket-spring structure: you feel lift first, then contour. The real differences come from how much cushioning sits on top and how lively the surface feels when you move.
Marcus and Jamal—both taller and heavier—naturally preferred the firmer builds. They stayed most comfortable on the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600, where hips didn’t dip and the bed pushed back quickly.
Mia had the opposite experience. On the firm options she tended to hover and felt more pressure at the shoulder, while the Jessica 1800 and especially the Cool Refresh 2300 let her settle in without losing support.
For couple nights, Jenna and Ethan focused on motion transfer and usable edge space. The Jessica 1800 kept movement quieter than most hybrids, while the Regent 2600 felt the most refined and stable overall. Carlos’ alignment checks typically favor the more structured cores when posture is the priority.
Sleepeezee Mattress Comparison Chart
| Mattress | Firmness (1–10) | Height | Spring Count (king, approx) | Main Materials | Cooling Performance | Support Level | Pressure Relief | Responsiveness | Motion Isolation | Durability Expectation |
| Hybrid 2000 Pocket | 8 | Around 25–27 cm | About 2000 pocket springs | Pocket springs, foam comfort, hybrid construction | Good, open coil structure | Very strong | Moderate for side sleepers | High, quick response | Moderate | High, double layer pocket unit |
| Jessica 1800 PocketGel | 6.5–7 | About 27 cm | Approx 1800 pocket springs | Pocket springs, Staycool gel foam, soft knit cover | Very good gel cooling | Strong for most body weights | High for shoulders and hips | Medium-high, gentle bounce | High for an active partner | High, 10-year guarantee range |
| Perfectly British Regent 2600 | 6 | About 29 cm | Up to 2600 pocket springs | Pocket springs, British wool, silk, natural fillings | Moderate, breathable natural fibers | Strong structured core | High for mixed sleepers | Moderate, more subtle bounce | High, dense spring system | Very high, robust build and depth |
| Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket | 9 | Around 25–27 cm | Around 1600 pocket springs | Pocket springs, dense comfort pads, cotton blend | Moderate, traditional quilted cover | Extremely strong | Limited for light side sleepers | Medium, firm rebound | Moderate | Very high, extra firm build |
| Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top | 6 | About 27 cm | Approx 2300 pocket springs | Pocket springs, Staycool gel pillow top, soft cover | Very good gel-enhanced cooling | Strong but more cushioned | Very high, deep pillow top cradle | Medium, smooth but not bouncy | High, pocket coil isolation | High, single-sided pillow top design |
What We Tested and How We Tested It
We used the same framework we apply to most mattress reviews: multiple sleepers, multiple positions, and enough full nights for first impressions to fade. Each Sleepeezee model got at least ten full nights from me, plus targeted check-ins from the rest of the team.
For support and alignment, we looked at how evenly the bed held hips and shoulders, used quick posture photos, and tracked how our backs felt the next morning. Marcus and Jamal helped define how the firmer builds behaved under heavier bodies.
Pressure relief came from side-sleep sessions and shoulder/hip hotspot notes (Mia led those), while cooling came from warmer-night tests and how quickly heat built up under blankets. We also scored motion isolation with couple sleep, checked edge stability for sitting and sleeping near the perimeter, and noted responsiveness—how easily you can roll, push up, and change positions.
Sleepeezee Mattress Reviews: Our Testing Experience
Sleepeezee Hybrid 2000 Pocket Mattress
Our Testing Experience
The Hybrid 2000 has a firm, straightforward feel—you rest more on top of the surface than you sink into it. On my back, it kept my hips lifted and prevented that small dip that can leave my lower back tight in the morning.
Switching to my side made the trade-off clearer. The support stays consistent, but the comfort layers don’t give as much as the plusher models in this lineup, so my shoulder felt more load during long side-sleep stretches.
Marcus liked it for the same reason: quick pushback for back and stomach nights. Cooling stayed neutral, and the perimeter felt stable for tying shoes and sleeping close to the edge, though motion transfer was only average compared with the softer, more isolating options.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Firm, even support for back and stomach sleeping | Too firm for many lighter side sleepers |
| Stays fairly temperature-neutral under heavier bodies | Not much sink—poor fit for deep-cushion fans |
| Solid edges for sitting and sleeping near the perimeter | Only average at blocking a restless partner’s movement |
| Best for sleepers who want structure more than plushness | Single-sided build means rotation, not flipping |
Details
- Price (king, typical street): around £700–£900
- Firmness: firm (about 8/10)
- Height: mid-20s cm range
- Spring Count (king, typical): about 2000 pocket springs
- Feel: buoyant and supportive with a thinner comfort layer on top
- Cooling: generally neutral thanks to airflow through the spring core
- Pressure Relief: better for back/stomach; lighter side sleepers may feel pressure
- Motion Isolation: average—some movement carries across
- Edge Support: stable for sitting and sleeping near the perimeter
- Best For: back sleepers and stomach sleepers who want a firmer surface
Review Score
| Metric | Score (3.0–5.0) | Remarks |
| Support | 4.7 | Strong lift for back sleeping; minimal sag. |
| Pressure Relief | 3.9 | Firm at the shoulder/hip for side sleeping, especially lighter bodies. |
| Cooling | 4.2 | Stayed temperature-neutral in our tests. |
| Motion Isolation | 3.8 | Some movement carries across, but it settles quickly. |
| Durability | 4.4 | Feels sturdy with a firm, simplified build. |
| Responsiveness | 4.6 | Easy to move on with no stuck-in-foam feel. |
| Value | 4.3 | Fair pricing for a support-first, firm hybrid. |
| Overall Score | 4.3 | Best for firm support; less comfortable for side sleepers who need cushion. |
Sleepeezee Jessica 1800 PocketGel Mattress
Our Testing Experience
The Jessica 1800 felt like the most balanced mattress in this group. On my back it gave steady lift for alignment, but the top surface had enough give that it didn’t read as “firm” the moment you lie down.
Mia’s side-sleep nights are where it pulled ahead. Her shoulder settled in more naturally than on the Hybrid 2000, and she reported fewer sharp pressure points while still feeling supported through the waist and hips.
For couple sleep, Jenna and Ethan noticed less jostling than on the bouncier options, and the edge felt dependable for sleeping near the side (it still compresses when you sit in one spot). Temperature stayed on the cool-to-neutral side in our sessions.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Balanced feel that works for most sleeping positions | Edges can compress under concentrated sitting |
| Cooling gel helps keep the surface from trapping heat | Too plush for sleepers who want an ultra-firm bed |
| Noticeable pressure relief for shoulders and hips | Not the most “springy” option if you want lots of bounce |
| Quiet motion behavior that suits couples | Priced above entry-level foam mattresses |
Details
- Price (king, typical street): about £750–£950
- Firmness: medium-firm (around 6.5–7/10)
- Height: around 27 cm
- Spring Count (king, typical): about 1800 pocket springs
- Feel: balanced support with a slightly cushioned top
- Cooling: gel-leaning comfort layers help keep it cool-to-neutral
- Pressure Relief: strong for side sleepers compared with the firmer models
- Motion Isolation: strong—good for couples sharing a bed
- Responsiveness: easy to reposition without feeling stuck
- Best For: combination sleepers and couples who want a balanced feel
Review Score
| Metric | Score (3.0–5.0) | Remarks |
| Support | 4.5 | Good alignment for most body types we tested. |
| Pressure Relief | 4.6 | Strong cushion without letting the midsection drop. |
| Cooling | 4.4 | Stayed cool-to-neutral in our warmer sessions. |
| Motion Isolation | 4.3 | Movement felt muted for couple sleep. |
| Durability | 4.4 | Robust build that should hold up well. |
| Responsiveness | 4.2 | Easy to change positions without a stuck feel. |
| Value | 4.5 | Strong feature-to-price match in this group. |
| Overall Score | 4.4 | Best all-around choice for mixed-position sleepers. |
Sleepeezee Perfectly British Regent 2600
Our Testing Experience
The Regent 2600 was the most traditional-feeling mattress in this set: tall, substantial, and finished like a classic pocket-sprung bed. The surface reads as medium—supportive first, with a breathable cushion rather than a deep foam sink.
On my back and side, it hit a clean balance. I got enough contour at the shoulder, but the midsection stayed level, which made it easier to stay comfortable through long, still nights.
Couple performance was a highlight. Movement felt muted and the bed stayed composed when we shifted positions. It doesn’t have the ‘instant cool’ feel of a gel-forward build, but it stayed dry and temperature-neutral in our sessions.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Luxury feel with wool-and-silk comfort fillings | Costs more than many synthetic-only options |
| Balanced medium support for back and side sleeping | Not the best match if you need a noticeably cool-to-the-touch bed |
| Substantial build that feels made to last | Medium feel won’t satisfy strict firm-mattress fans |
| Quiet, stable performance for couples and edge sleeping | Heavier sleepers may prefer a firmer model |
Details
- Price (king, typical street): roughly £1,000–£1,300
- Firmness: medium-firm (about 6/10)
- Height: about 29 cm
- Spring Count (king, typical): up to 2600 pocket springs (multi-layer systems)
- Feel: supportive and refined with a classic pocket-spring profile
- Comfort Fillings: British wool and silk with other natural fibers
- Cooling: breathable natural layers help it stay dry and neutral
- Pressure Relief: strong for back and side sleepers, especially average-weight
- Motion Isolation: high—suited to couples
- Best For: shoppers who want natural fillings and a premium finish
Review Score
| Metric | Score (3.0–5.0) | Remarks |
| Support | 4.4 | Controlled alignment for back and side sleeping. |
| Pressure Relief | 4.5 | Softens joints without losing lift. |
| Cooling | 4.0 | Breathable, but not the coolest option here. |
| Motion Isolation | 4.2 | Movement damped quickly for couple sleep. |
| Durability | 4.6 | Very robust, substantial build. |
| Responsiveness | 4.0 | Smooth changes with a mild bounce. |
| Value | 4.3 | Pricing reflects the luxury materials and finish. |
| Overall Score | 4.3 | Best for natural-fiber luxury in a medium feel. |
Sleepeezee Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket Mattress
Our Testing Experience
The Ultrafirm 1600 does what its name promises: it’s very firm, with minimal initial sink. On my back it kept my hips up and felt more corrective than cozy.
Side sleeping is where the firmness became a challenge. My shoulder and hip didn’t get much cushion, and I had to shift more often than on the Jessica 1800 or Cool Refresh 2300.
If you want a mattress that feels stable and doesn’t bog you down, it delivers. The surface responds quickly, the edges held up well, and it stayed temperature-neutral for a firmer, more traditional build.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Very firm support that suits strict back sleeping | Too hard for many side sleepers at the shoulder and hip |
| Stable edges and overall structure | Lightweight sleepers may feel like they’re floating on top |
| Good fit for sleepers who want orthopedic-style firmness | Very little plushness or “hug” |
| Feels durable and built for long-term structure | Less adaptable for mixed-position couples |
Details
- Price (king, typical street): approximately £650–£850
- Firmness: extra firm (about 9/10)
- Height: mid-20s cm range
- Spring Count (king, typical): about 1600 pocket springs
- Feel: very little sink with a traditional, firm surface
- Support: strong pushback that keeps hips lifted
- Pressure Relief: limited for side sleeping—best for back sleepers
- Cooling: generally neutral thanks to low foam content
- Durability: sturdy, structure-first construction
- Best For: sleepers who want the firmest feel in this lineup
Review Score
| Metric | Score (3.0–5.0) | Remarks |
| Support | 4.8 | Excellent alignment for back and stomach sleeping. |
| Pressure Relief | 3.3 | Side sleepers felt pressure at common hotspots. |
| Cooling | 4.0 | Neutral temperature for a firm, low-foam build. |
| Motion Isolation | 3.9 | Some bounce; disturbance stays moderate. |
| Durability | 4.7 | Very durable, structure-first feel. |
| Responsiveness | 4.1 | Quick movement despite the rigid surface. |
| Value | 4.2 | Great if you want extra firm; niche otherwise. |
| Overall Score | 4.1 | A firm-surface specialist for dedicated back sleepers. |
Sleepeezee Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top
Our Testing Experience
The Cool Refresh 2300 is the comfort-first option in this lineup. The pillow top adds an immediate plush layer, so it feels softer on contact than the other Sleepeezee models we tested.
On my side, that extra cushioning paid off—my shoulder settled in and stayed comfortable through long stretches. There’s still enough spring support underneath to keep the spine from sagging, but it’s not the right choice if you want a hard, corrective feel.
Cooling was one of its better traits. Marcus noticed less heat build-up than on denser foam-topped beds, and the bed stayed comfortable on warmer nights. Motion isolation was strong for a pillow-top, though the surface has a little extra “surface wiggle” compared with the flatter, firmer models.
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Plush pillow-top comfort with strong pressure relief | Not the right fit for ultra-firm mattress fans |
| Cooling gel helps manage temperature for hot sleepers | Pillow top adds a bit of surface movement |
| Supportive spring core underneath the softer top | Edges feel softer when sitting compared with firm models |
| Best for side sleepers and comfort-first buyers | Single-sided build means rotation, not flipping |
Details
- Price (king, typical street): around £800–£1,000
- Firmness: medium (near 6/10)
- Height: about 27 cm
- Spring Count (king, typical): about 2300 pocket springs (layered units)
- Feel: soft-on-top pillow top with supportive spring lift underneath
- Cooling: above-average for this group thanks to gel and a cool-feeling surface
- Pressure Relief: very strong for shoulders and hips
- Motion Isolation: high, though the pillow top adds slight surface movement
- Edge Feel: softer for sitting than the firmer models
- Best For: side sleepers and comfort-first shoppers, especially hot sleepers.
Review Score
| Metric | Score (3.0–5.0) | Remarks |
| Support | 4.3 | Supportive core keeps alignment even with the plush top. |
| Pressure Relief | 4.7 | Deep cushion for side sleeping without feeling unstable. |
| Cooling | 4.7 | One of the coolest-feeling options in our tests. |
| Motion Isolation | 4.1 | Some surface movement; larger disturbances are limited. |
| Durability | 4.3 | Quality feel, though pillow tops benefit from regular rotation. |
| Responsiveness | 4.0 | Easy enough to change positions. |
| Value | 4.1 | Strong value if comfort and cooling are priorities. |
| Overall Score | 4.3 | Best for plush comfort and cooler sleeping. |
Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses
| Mattress | Overall Score | Support | Pressure Relief | Cooling | Motion Isolation | Durability | Responsiveness |
| Sleepeezee Hybrid 2000 Pocket | 4.3 | 4.7 | 3.9 | 4.2 | 3.8 | 4.4 | 4.6 |
| Sleepeezee Jessica 1800 PocketGel | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.4 | 4.3 | 4.4 | 4.2 |
| Sleepeezee Perfectly British Regent 2600 | 4.3 | 4.4 | 4.5 | 4.0 | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.0 |
| Sleepeezee Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket | 4.1 | 4.8 | 3.3 | 4.0 | 3.9 | 4.7 | 4.1 |
| Sleepeezee Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top | 4.3 | 4.3 | 4.7 | 4.7 | 4.1 | 4.3 | 4.0 |
Reading the numbers, the Jessica 1800 emerges as the most balanced performer in this Sleepeezee mattress reviews set. The Cool Refresh 2300 leads for cooling and pressure relief, particularly for side sleepers. Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 act like support specialists, appealing strongly to back and stomach sleepers who want rigidity over plushness. The Regent 2600 sits in a premium lane, combining natural materials with high support and durability.
Best Picks
Best for active sleepers: Sleepeezee Jessica 1800 PocketGel Mattress. If you change positions and want a balanced feel without a learning curve, this was the easiest recommendation from our testing. It combined reliable support, strong pressure relief, and solid motion control.
Best for cooling comfort: Sleepeezee Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top. It’s the softest-on-top option here, and it stayed impressively comfortable on warmer nights. Choose it if side sleeping and temperature management matter more than a firm, flat surface.
Best for extra-firm back support: Sleepeezee Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket Mattress. It’s the least forgiving mattress we tested, but it delivered excellent alignment for strict back sleepers. Skip it if you spend long stretches on your side.
How to Choose the Sleepeezee Mattress?
Start with your sleeping position and how much sink you actually enjoy. Sleepeezee’s line leans supportive, so the main decision is whether you want a firm, flatter surface or a softer top layer.
Back sleepers typically do best on the medium-to-firm options. At average weights, the Jessica 1800 and Regent 2600 kept alignment without feeling harsh. If you’re heavier or simply prefer stronger pushback, the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 feel more corrective.
For side sleepers, prioritize cushioning at the shoulder and hip. Mia did best on the Cool Refresh 2300 and Jessica 1800; the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 stayed too firm for long side-sleep stretches unless you specifically like a firmer feel.
Hot sleepers should keep the cooling-focused models on the shortlist (Jessica 1800 and Cool Refresh 2300), while couples generally get the quietest nights on the Jessica 1800 or Regent 2600. If posture support is your main goal—Carlos’ usual lens—lean toward the firmer, more structured cores.
Limitations
These mattresses skew supportive. If you want an ultra-soft, deep-sink feel, none of them will fully deliver—especially the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600.
If you’re well above the weight range we tested, you may need a thicker, more specialized support build than these mid-to-premium pocket-spring models.
Price-wise, Sleepeezee sits in a mid to upper-mid UK bracket. Ultra-budget shoppers may find better value in simpler beds, while shoppers chasing maximum luxury may want to compare with higher-end specialist options.
Policies at a Glance
| Mattress | Shipping (cost and region) | Trial Period | Return Policy / Fees | Warranty Length | Notable Conditions |
| Sleepeezee Hybrid 2000 Pocket | Retailer-dependent; standard UK delivery is common | Retailer-dependent (often ~30–60 nights) | Policies vary; collection or exchange fees may apply | Terms vary (often 5–10 years) | Use a proper base and keep the mattress clean |
| Sleepeezee Jessica 1800 PocketGel | Retailer-dependent; standard UK delivery is common | Retailer-dependent (often ~30–60 nights) | Policies vary; collection or exchange fees may apply | Terms vary (often 5–10 years) | Some trials require a mattress protector |
| Sleepeezee Perfectly British Regent 2600 | Retailer-dependent; standard UK delivery is common | Retailer-dependent (often ~30–60 nights) | Policies vary; re-delivery or collection fees may apply | Terms vary (often 5–10 years) | Use a supportive base and follow care guidance |
| Sleepeezee Ultrafirm 1600 Pocket | Retailer-dependent; standard UK delivery is common | Retailer-dependent (often ~30–60 nights) | Policies vary; exchanges/returns may be limited by seller | Terms vary (often ~5+ years) | Some sellers require suitable covering or packaging for returns |
| Sleepeezee Cool Refresh 2300 Pillow Top | Retailer-dependent; standard UK delivery is common | Retailer-dependent (often ~30–60 nights) | Policies vary; comfort guarantees depend on seller terms | Terms vary (often 5–10 years) | Follow rotation guidance, especially with a pillow top |
Policies are set by the retailer more than the mattress itself, so always check the specific listing before you buy. Across common UK sellers, delivery is often included and comfort trials typically fall somewhere in the 30–60 night range. Protector requirements, collection fees, and warranty/guarantee terms are where the fine print usually lives.
FAQs
1. Are Sleepeezee mattresses good for back pain?
They can be, especially if your back pain is aggravated by sagging or uneven support. In our tests, back sleepers usually preferred the firmer Hybrid 2000 or Ultrafirm 1600, while the Jessica 1800 and Regent 2600 offered a gentler feel without losing alignment.
2. Are Sleepeezee mattresses good for side sleepers?
Yes, as long as you choose enough cushioning. The Cool Refresh 2300 and Jessica 1800 were the most comfortable for side sleeping, while the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 can feel too firm at the shoulder for many people.
3. How firm are Sleepeezee mattresses overall?
The range runs from medium to extra firm. In this lineup, the Regent 2600 and Cool Refresh 2300 sat closer to medium, Jessica 1800 landed in the medium-firm zone, and the Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 leaned firm to extra firm.
4. Do Sleepeezee mattresses sleep cool?
Cooling depends on the model and your bedding, but two stood out: the Cool Refresh 2300 and Jessica 1800. The Hybrid 2000 and Ultrafirm 1600 stayed more neutral than warm, largely because they don’t rely on thick foam layers.
5. Which Sleepeezee mattress is best for couples?
If motion control is the priority, the Jessica 1800 and Regent 2600 were the quietest in our couple testing. The Cool Refresh 2300 also performed well, with a little extra surface movement from the pillow top.
6. Are these mattresses flippable?
Some are double-sided, while others are rotate-only. Always follow the label and retailer care guide—especially with pillow-top designs, which are typically not meant to be flipped.
7. Do Sleepeezee mattresses have off-gassing?
We noticed a mild new-mattress smell at first, but it faded quickly with normal ventilation. If you’re sensitive, unbox it in a well-ventilated room and give it a couple of days before judging the scent.
8. What base works best with Sleepeezee mattresses?
Most work well on supportive slats, platforms, and divans as long as the base is level and sturdy. Since base requirements can affect coverage, it’s worth checking the retailer’s setup guidance for your specific model.
9. Is it better to buy Sleepeezee direct or through a retailer?
Many Sleepeezee models are sold through UK retailers, and those retailers set delivery, trials, and returns. If you’re comparing options, weigh policy details alongside price.
10. Are Sleepeezee mattresses worth the price?
If you like a supportive pocket-spring feel and want an upgrade from entry-level beds, the value can be strong. If your goal is the lowest possible price or an ultra-soft sink, you may prefer other styles.
