LinenSpa Memory Foam and Innerspring Hybrid Mattress Review

The LinenSpa hybrid mattress is seriously cheap. Like, double take-worthy cheap.

Impressive for any mattress, let alone a hybrid foam one.

It’s also available in sizes from Twin to California King, so you’ll be able to get the perfect size for your needs without breaking the bank. 

One of the things I love about this mattress is how firm and supportive it is, thanks to the traditional inner spring engineering. I should note that I tried out the 8 inch configuration which is the firmest one they offer.

While this may not be appealing for sleepers seeking a soft and foamy night’s sleep, heavy people and those that suffer with bad backs will likely find a lot to love about the LinenSpa Memory Foam Hybrid.

Plus, it has a lot of bounce — ideal for, ahem, intimate activities and, you know, bouncing on the bed. This is something that’s often lost in traditional memory foam mattresses.

Also thanks to the coils, LinenSpa’s hybrid mattress is one of the few foam mattresses that is designed to take any weight.

Rather than dip or indent deeply, the firm coil base gives a great pressure-point support while the foam itself shapes to the sleeper’s form — whether you’re 150 or 250 lbs.

Any mattress that strives to accommodate the wide range of sleepers I know is out there gets a thumbs up from me.

Plus, if you do find that you permanently indent the mattress to more than 1.5″, LinenSpa will have you covered under their generous 10 year warranty.

Once again, thanks to the hybrid quality of the mattress, this one ships at a light 56lbs.

This means that you don’t need to call your cousins, friends, and friends’ cousins to help you lift the thing into the bedroom.

By all means, you could carry it wherever it needs to go all by yourself, open the box, and watch the quick expansion happen.

It’s always impressive to me when companies are able to compress and roll an innerspring mattress like they are a 100% foam one.

Here’s a cool video of the unboxing process in action:

If you’re looking for a cool night’s sleep, the LinenSpa Hybrid is a good option. The layered design combined with the springs allows the air to seamlessly permeate through the mattress while still retaining that memory foam soft feel.

Again, this is a feature that’s often lost with traditional memory foam mattresses.

So if a hot bed is what’s keeping you from taking the step from spring to foam, this mattress is most certainly a good option for you!

It’s a little bit cheeky how LinenSpa have declared the 8-inch configuration a memory foam hybrid when there’s only a small amount stitched into the cover. The layer of foam on top is actually just a comfort foam configuration, likely not meeting the density standards that it needs to be classed as memory foam.

I’ve heard other people describe the mattress as ‘an innerspring with a pillow top’ and this seems pretty on the nose to me.

That’s not to detract from the quality of the mattress — and they’re certainly not overcharging you for it — but it’s worth being aware that there’s not as much memory foam here as is suggested.

Well, nobody’s perfect.

The edges of the LinenSpa Hybrid are not as firm as I’d like them to be: if you sit close to the edge, they have a tendency to collapse a little.

Remember that I warned you if you fall off the bed!

While I agree with the many positive reviews that say the LinenSpa Hybrid is very comfortable, I do think it’s best suited to people who require or prefer a high degree of firm support.

If you’re looking for a mattress that will get you feeling like you’re sleeping on a cloud, this is not the product for you.

That’s not to say that it’s uncomfortable or that you can feel the coils, but it’s definitely quite firm. Go for the 10 or 12 inch configurations if you want something a little softer.