Hybrid mattresses tend to be very bouncy-almost too soft, and memory foam mattresses can feel too firm. Just one look at the plush, tufted mattress and you know it's going to feel amazing. The Camellia Pillow Top is actually one of those mattresses that looks comfortable. The two-person team was on time, fast, and efficient, and was in and out of my apartment in 10 minutes flat. Mine was delivered by Long's Bedding in New York, and it was the easiest furniture delivery I've ever experienced. Your mattress will be delivered from the furniture or mattress store where you purchase it (more on that later). The Queen size, which I tried out, rings in at $5,729. The Camellia Pillow Top is available in Twin XL, Full, Queen, King, and California King sizes, and ranges in price from $4,789 for the Twin XL to $8,280 for the California King. Basically, this mattress is the crème de la crème. The side stitching (done by hand!) on the mattress prevents sagging, and the outer layer of the mattress is tufted by hand to secure the upholstery layers and ensure that they will not settle or shift over time.

Every detail of this mattress is meant to create a perfect sleep experience that's built to last, literally. The natural fibers used in the Camellia Pillow Top help regulate your body temperature throughout the night, while two layers of specialized coils create support. You already know that Hypnos mattresses have Queen Elizabeth's literal seal of approval, but it's also important to know that all Hypnos mattresses are made by hand with natural (and sustainable!) fibers. Instead of the Stapleford, I tried the Camellia Pillow Top. So, rather than go on and on about a mattress you can't buy, I tested out a model that you can. But there's a catch: The Hypnos Stapleford Pillow Top mattress (which I slept on in Dubai) is only available for hotels to order. No big deal, right?Īs a proprietor of all things sleep, I knew I had to tell the world about Hypnos and their incredible mattress. Hypnos has held a Royal Warrant ever since, and currently supplies mattresses to Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, St James’s Palace, Balmoral Castle, Sandringham House, The Palace of Holyroodhouse, and Kensington Palace. The brand received its first Royal Warrant in 1929 from King George V, and was commissioned to make beds for Windsor Castle (where Meghan and Harry tied the knot) and Buckingham Palace. As the brand explains it, Royal Warrants are “only awarded to those who can demonstrate supreme quality with strong ethical and responsible production methods.' Essentially, it's a stamp of approval from the Queen herself.

Hypnos holds a Royal Warrant for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in the category 'bedding and upholstery manufacturers.' But what's a Royal Warrant? It's a mark of recognition for those who supply goods to the Royal Residences, and is meant to signify the best in British design. While the brand can't confirm that members of the royal family actively sleep on their mattresses, they can say the Queen approves-literally. Yes, you read that right: the ROYAL FAMILY.

The beds at Jumeirah Al Naseem are made by Hypnos, the brand that's been supplying mattresses to the royal family and their palaces for the last 90 years. After I got home from that trip, I spent weeks thinking about the mattress until finally I reached out to find out what brand it was. But as the nights passed and I acclimated to a new time zone, the coziness and perfection of the mattress remained. At first, I thought maybe it was just the jet lag affecting me, and that it wasn't so much the bed being super comfortable, as it was me being super tired. Have you ever felt a mattress and known immediately that it was special? Like, within seconds of lying on this bed you could feel that it was superior to all the other mattresses you've slept on in your life? That's what happened to me when I got in bed at the Jumeirah Al Naseem hotel in Dubai.

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