Best Memorial Day mattress sales 2022: browse the best places to save

Looking to bag a bargain this Memorial Day? We've found the best mattress sales to shop now

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We see mattress price-drops happening throughout the year, but Memorial Day is a great day to bag a bargain on your new bed setup. We've been keeping an eye on prices and a bunch of major brands have launched this year's sale early, ahead of the official event on Monday.

We've have rounded up some of the best Memorial Day mattress sales below, from major brands like Purple, Amerisleep, Leesa and Casper. There are price drops on bouncy innerspring models, pressure-reliving memory foam mattresses, and more, alongside some excellent bedding bargains, if you want to get yourself fully kitted out.

If you're not sure which brand you want, your first stop should be our best mattress ranking, which reviews a range of styles of mattress at different budgets, to help you find the right one for you. And if none of the Memorial Day mattress sales below catch your eye, you'll find more options in our general cheap mattress deals roundup.

Of course, mattresses are just one of the things you can save on this Monday 30 May. Head to our general Memorial Day sales guide for the best bargains live now, on TVs, appliances, clothing and more.

Up to $600 off at Nectar Sleep

Up to $600 off at Nectar Sleep
Nectar Sleep has some great offers this Memorial Day, with up to $600 off on bed frames and 30% off on bedding, blankets and duvets. The best deal you can find is on Nectar mattresses, where you can save $100 on their popular mattresses and you get $499 worth of accessories included in your purchase.

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Up to $700 off Nolah mattresses + 2 free pillows
Nolah sells five mattresses, in a range of depths and firmness levels to suit different preferences. There are big price drops across the range in the early Memorial Day sale, and whichever you pick you get two free pillows thrown in.

Up to $450 off mattresses at Saatva
Saatva makes a range of luxurious mattresses, including hybrid innerspring, foam and latex options, as well as special adjustable mattresses and a HD model designed specifically for bigger bodies. For Memorial Day there are savings of up to $450 off to be had. 
Deal ends Sunday 5 June

Up to $450 off mattresses at Saatva
Saatva makes a range of luxurious mattresses, including hybrid innerspring, foam and latex options, as well as special adjustable mattresses and a HD model designed specifically for bigger bodies. For Memorial Day there are savings of up to $450 off to be had.
Deal ends Sunday 5 June

Ghostbed Memorial Day Sale
Ghostbed sells a range of bed-related products, from bases to bedding to mattresses and accessories, and right now there are plenty of deals to shop in its Memorial Day sale. There's 40% off adjustable bed bases, up to 40% off bundles, and if you spend $1,500 or more you'll get a free weighted blanket.
Sale ends 9 June 2022

Ghostbed Memorial Day Sale
Ghostbed sells a range of bed-related products, from bases to bedding to mattresses and accessories, and right now there are plenty of deals to shop in its Memorial Day sale. There's 40% off adjustable bed bases, up to 40% off bundles, and if you spend $1,500 or more you'll get a free weighted blanket.
Sale ends 9 June 2022

Up to $200 off the Purple or Purple Plus mattress

Up to $200 off the Purple or Purple Plus mattress
Purple's mattresses are pretty unique. Rather than a foam or spring topper, they use a patented Purple 'Grid' to cradle pressure points and keep your spine in alignment. For Memorial Day, there's up to $200 either the original or Plus versions, as well as big discounts on pillows and other accessories, too. 

Up to $250 off the Eight Sleep Pod

Up to $250 off the Eight Sleep Pod
If you tend to get very hot or very cold at night, or just feel like your existing mattress is too dumb, head to Eight Sleep for the techiest mattress around. Amongst other things, it offers dual-sided heating and cooling to your exact preferences. For Memorial Day, there's up to $250 off. 

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Up to $700 off Leesa mattresses + 2 free pillows
In what is apparently the 'lowest price of the year', Leesa is knocking up to $700 off its mattresses for Memorial Day, and chucking in two free pillows, worth $120, for good measure. This brand offers a range of budget-friendly and more luxurious mattresses, as well as covering both memory foam-only and hybrid styles.

Up to 50% off bedding and mattresses at Casper

Up to 50% off bedding and mattresses at Casper
There's a wide range of discounts on at Casper ahead of Memorial Day, including big savings when you buy a mattress plus bedding bundle. There are also hefty discounts on a range of pillows, toppers and bed linen. 

$450 off and mattress + free shipping at Amerisleep
Amerisleep has six different mattress models, all offering varying levels of firmness, and designed to suit different sleeping styles and preferences. For Memorial Day, there's $450 off all of 'em, using the promo code AS450

$450 off and mattress + free shipping at Amerisleep
Amerisleep has six different mattress models, all offering varying levels of firmness, and designed to suit different sleeping styles and preferences. For Memorial Day, there's $450 off all of 'em, using the promo code AS450. And Amerisleep will deliver for free, too.

Ruth Hamilton

Ruth is a lifestyle journalist specialising in sleep and wellbeing. She has tested more mattresses than her small flat can handle and will talk at length about them to anyone who shows even a passing interest, and has had to implement a one-in-one-out pillow policy for fear of getting smothered in the night. As well as following all the industry trends and advancements in the mattress and bedding world, she regularly speaks to certified experts to delve into the science behind a great night's sleep, and offer you advice to help you get there. She's currently Sleep Editor on Tom's Guide and TechRadar, and prior to that ran the Outdoors and Wellness channels on T3 (now covered by Matt Kollat and Beth Girdler-Maslen respectively).