The right Dreams mattress depends on the feel you want, your sleeping position and your budget. Dreams sells mattresses in single, double, king, super king and emperor sizes, as well as small single and small double options.
The range includes pocket-sprung, memory-foam and hybrid designs from brands including TEMPUR, Silentnight, Sealy, Sleepeezee, TheraPur, Dream Team, Flaxby, Hyde & Sleep and Dreams Workshop. You can browse the full Dreams mattress range by size, construction and price.
There is no single best Dreams mattress for every sleeper. The following five models show the range of prices and constructions available, from a traditional spring mattress to pocket-sprung and memory-foam designs.
| Dreams mattress | Construction | Advertised price |
|---|---|---|
| Dreams Workshop Botfield | Traditional spring | From £99, reduced from £149 |
| Dream Team Burford 800 | Pocket sprung | From £209, reduced from £349 |
| Dreams Workshop Braybrook | Traditional spring memory | From £239, reduced from £399 |
| Dream Team Romsey 1000 | Pocket memory | From £329, reduced from £549 |
| Dream Team Evesham 3000 | Pocket sprung | From £999 |
Prices in the table are Dreams’ advertised “from” prices, so the cost can change with the selected mattress size. Dreams advertises mattresses from £99, discounts of up to 50% and free delivery on its sale mattress page. See the Dreams sale mattress range for the current offers.
Dreams says double mattresses range from under £200 to over £1,000. A UK double mattress is 135cm wide and 190cm long. Other advertised models include the Workshop Simmonds traditional spring mattress from £119, the Workshop Dingwall from £167, the Chippenham 2500 Combination from £479, the Fowey 1000 Pocket Memory from £549, the Amersham 1200 Pocket Ortho from £599 and the Frome 4200 Pocket Wool from £799.
Sale examples include the TheraPur ActiGel Polar 2800 Combination from £799, reduced from £1,399, and the Dream Team Gold Corsham 5600 Pocket Memory from £839, reduced from £1,399. The TheraPur ActiGel Tundra 5000 Combination is listed from £1,699 with a 20% discount code shown on the sale page.
The range names offer a useful first way to narrow the catalogue. John Ryan by Design identifies Dreams Workshop as the budget range, Dream Team as mid-range, TheraPur as hybrid and Flaxby as premium.
Technical information is not consistent across the range. John Ryan by Design says Dreams does not publicly disclose full specifications such as filling weights, foam density and spring gauge across most of its mattresses. Those details can matter when comparing models with similar descriptions.
Memory foam is designed to mould around the body and distribute weight. Dreams says it can relieve pressure points and reduce movement between partners, but its sinking sensation does not suit every sleeper. It can also restrict airflow, making some people feel too warm. Dreams says a properly maintained memory-foam mattress can last around eight years.
Pocket-sprung mattresses use individually wrapped springs and generally provide a firmer, more responsive feel than memory foam. Dreams describes pocket springs as supportive for back sleepers. A hybrid combines spring support with a layer of cushioning or foam, making it an option for sleepers who want both contouring comfort and responsiveness.
Use Dreams’ memory-foam mattress guide for a fuller explanation of the material. When comparing comfort, focus on three checks:
There is no single construction that suits every person with back pain. Dreams recommends hybrid mattresses for sleepers who want contouring comfort with firmer spring support, and describes pocket springs as responsive and supportive for back sleepers. These features make pocket-sprung and hybrid models sensible designs to compare, rather than choosing only by the word “orthopaedic”.
Consider the mattress’s firmness, your sleeping position and whether the surface allows you to change position easily. The Dreams back-pain mattress guide explains how the retailer approaches support and construction.
Start with the bed frame and bedroom space. Dreams offers single, double, king, super king and emperor mattresses, plus small single and small double sizes. Measure the inside of the frame and consider access through doors and stairs before ordering.
Compare the construction as well as the discount. A traditional spring mattress, a pocket-sprung mattress and a combination mattress will feel different even when their sale prices are similar. Dreams’ sale range includes pocket-sprung, memory-foam and branded models.
For a lower-cost starting point, the Workshop Botfield is listed from £99 and the Workshop Simmonds from £119. For more layered constructions, the sale listings include pocket-memory, pocket-wool and combination models from Dream Team and TheraPur.
Retailer reviews concern service and delivery, not necessarily the comfort or durability of an individual mattress. Trustpilot displays Dreams with a 4.7/5 “Excellent” rating and approximately 117,000 reviews. When assessing a Dreams model, give more weight to its construction, firmness, materials and price than to the retailer’s name alone.
John Ryan by Design’s analysis places Dreams Workshop, Dream Team, TheraPur and Flaxby at different points in the range, but also highlights the limited public disclosure of technical specifications. That makes the product description and the actual construction particularly important when comparing similar-looking mattresses.
Dreams offers a broad selection, from traditional spring mattresses under £200 to premium pocket-memory and combination models costing more than £1,000. Independent testing named the Dream Team Romsey best for back pain, while Ideal Home named the Dream Team Evesham 3000 its Best Pocket Sprung Mattress in 2026. A Dreams mattress can therefore be a good fit when the construction matches your preferred feel and sleeping needs, but the specific model matters more than the brand alone.
Some Dreams mattresses have received strong independent recognition. Expert Reviews named the Dream Team Romsey its best mattress for back pain, and Ideal Home named the Dream Team Evesham 3000 Pocket Sprung Mattress its Best Pocket Sprung Mattress in 2026. The range covers different constructions and price levels, so compare the individual model’s firmness, materials and price rather than treating every Dreams mattress as identical.
Expert Reviews’ 2026 category leaders are the REM-Fit Natural Lux Hybrid for best overall, Origin Hybrid for best budget, Panda Hybrid for best value, Emma Original Pro for hot sleepers and the Dreams Dream Team Romsey Pocket Sprung Mattress for back pain. These are category winners for different needs, not a single firmness recommendation for every sleeper.
Memory foam can feel too warm because it may restrict airflow, and some sleepers dislike its sinking or enveloping sensation. It is also less responsive than pocket springs. However, it can relieve pressure points, reduce movement between partners and mould around the body, so those characteristics make it suitable for some sleepers rather than making it unsuitable for everyone.
Five-star hotel groups do not use one universal mattress. Major hotel brands commonly commission custom spring or hybrid mattresses. The Ritz-Carlton Bed is a custom Stearns & Foster hybrid with reinforced edges and cooling features, while the Westin Heavenly Bed is a custom hybrid with reinforced pocketed coils, a plush top and cooling air pockets.
