TechRadar Verdict
Resident’s luxury Cloverlane Mattress comes in three firmness levels and hybrid or foam builds.
(Expect a firmer-than-advertised feel.)
It sleeps temperature-neutral and dampens movement well, but the edge support on my twin test model was inconsistent.
It’s cheaper, but not quite as luxurious, as similar competitor models.
(Resident is the company behind Nectar and DreamCloud two of thebest mattressbrands around.)
The core of the Cloverlane Mattress influences its level of firmness.
Fortunately, you get 365 nights to break this mattress in.
My drop tests showed that the Cloverlane Hybrid has above-average motion isolation.
That result is likely to be even better with the Cloverlane Memory Foam Mattress.
(I didn’t overheat with my Cloverlane Hybrid at all.)
Edge support, however, was hit-or-miss on my twin test unit.
Does the Cloverlane Hybrid do enough to overtake the Saatva Classic as TechRadar’s #1 mattress?
I don’t think so.
The Cloverlane is a comfortable bed but it’s not meticulously hand-crafted like the Saatva.
(The Cloverlane still comes in a box, despite arriving flat.)
(This is interesting to point out because hybrid mattresses generally cost more than their foam-only counterparts.)
It comes withWhite Glove Deliveryplus optional mattress disposal, a one-year risk-free trial, and a lifetime warranty.
The Plush Soft Cloverlane Hybrid is what’s being reviewed here.
The core of the mattress influences the level of firmness.
On top are 2.5 inches of transitional support foam plus 2 inches of gel-infused memory foam.
Specialty quilting in the middle third complements the latex lumbar layer.
(I didn’t detect any obvious smell from my Cloverlane Hybrid mattress.)
It’s unclear whether the Cloverlane Mattresses have fiberglass.
Like most Resident brands, you’re free to ignore the MSRPs.
Prices are the same for the all-foam version of the Cloverlane.
That’s not a significant differential.
(Saatva also adds foundation removal.)
Cloverlane offers free returns, while Saatva charges a $99 fee.
Among the broaderluxury mattressmarket, Cloverlane’s extras make it an excellent value for money.
Side-by-side with the Saatva Classic, however, the difference is negligible.
Otherwise, the Cloverlane is a sound choice if you want to spend a few hundred dollars less.
However, by the fourth and final week, I noticed more give around my shoulders and hips.
I’m not the only one who noticed this, either.
One of my lightweight volunteers tried my Plush Soft Cloverlane Hybrid Mattress twice.
But is the Cloverlane Mattress comfortable otherwise?
My fellow testers and I think so.
I was also comfortable stomach sleeping, particularly during the first couple of weeks when it was much firmer.
If you strictly sleep on your stomach, though, choose the Cloverlane Firm.
That seems on-brand for a Plush Soft hybrid mattress.
Moving the weight towards the bottom half of the mattress yielded a similar level of sinkage.
Is the Cloverlane a good mattress for back pain?
I didn’t wake up with any stiffness or pain in my lower lumbar at any point during testing.
By the way the Cloverlane Hybrid is endorsed by the American Chiropractic Association.
I also tested its temperature regulation, motion isolation, and edge support.
The Cloverlane Hybrid did a good job of maintaining temperature-neutral sleep throughout the month I slept on it.
(It’s a hybrid, after all.)
Still, the Cloverlane Mattress is built with breathability in mind.
In addition to the aforementioned cover, there are 16 hand-installed brass vents along the base to boost airflow.
(The vents are on the hybrid and memory foam versions.)
In addition to that, I also noticed how quickly the weight settled.
When I dropped the weight from four inches away, the glass fell over.
I repeated this drop for insurance and the glass didn’t drop but it did wobble quite a bit.
These results suggest that it’s perhaps not the best choice for couples with a restless partner.
Fortunately, the empty glass remained steady when I dropped the weight from 12 and 25 inches away.
This means you’re unlikely to be disturbed if your partner gets in or out of bed.
Either way, I think the Cloverlane Mattress will allow most couples to sleep uninterrupted.
It was the same result when I put the weight at the very foot of the bed.
Among my fellow testers, opinions were mixed.
(Everyone felt at ease sitting at the foot of the bed.)
Of course, I can only speak for a twin-sized Plush Soft Cloverlane Hybrid.
There’s a possibility larger, firmer versions perform better here.
There currently aren’t any reviews that mention the Cloverlane’s edge support.
Cloverlane Mattress review: Customer service
The Cloverlane Mattress arrives flat via free White Glove Delivery.
The most I had to do was schedule a delivery time, which was not the smoothest experience.
However, your mileage may vary here as you’ll be dealing with a local logistics company.
The whole process took less than 10 minutes, and that even included the free mattress removal.
Interestingly, my Cloverlane Hybrid arrived flat but still came in a box.
I peeked at the mattress tag, which says it was manufactured in August 2024.
I received my mattress in December 2024, about four months later.
It’s not your typical bed-in-a-box.
The Cloverlane comes with a one-year warranty, with free returns if you’re not happy with it.
Beyond that, you’ll just have to pay a $50 transportation fee each way for repairs.
Cloverlane Mattress review: Specs
Should you buy the Cloverlane Mattress?
The American Chiropractic Association gives it its seal of approval.
There’s no price difference between the two types of builds, either, which is rare.
(Hybrids are usually more expensive than foam beds.)
They’re also handy if you move house often or like to rearrange your space regularly.
If you have enough for Saatva, make that your choice.
It’s only about $200 to $400 more than either version of the Cloverlane Mattress.
Plus, Saatva offers free mattress and foundation removal.
You’ll need to be patient and allow yourself time to fully break this mattress in.
Fortunately, Cloverlane gives you a year to do that.
It comes in one medium-firm comfort level that’s comfortable for back sleeping.
(Side sleepers may fare better with the deep pressure relief of the Helix Midnight Luxe.)
A queen normally sells for $1,780 after 20% off.
This handcrafted mattress comes in three firmness levels and two heights.
My review is a combination of real-world experience and objective tests.
My bedroom temperature is usually around 72 degrees F.
