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Cooler, Comfortable Sleep

Gel Mattresses for a Cooler Night's Sleep

Gel infused mattresses help draw heat away from your body, keeping you cooler through the night compared to standard foam. This makes them a great option if you tend to sleep hot, available across single, double, king and super king sizes.

We pair gel layers with supportive foams beneath, so you get a mattress that's both temperature regulating and properly supportive. Gel mattresses are especially popular during warmer months or in bedrooms that struggle to stay cool overnight.

If standard memory foam leaves you feeling too warm, a gel mattress could be the better option for a cooler, more comfortable night's sleep.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you order.

  • Gel mattresses incorporate gel beads or a gel layer within the foam, which actively draws heat away from the body more efficiently than standard memory foam. The result is a mattress with the contouring properties of memory foam but significantly improved temperature regulation — ideal for warm sleepers.

  • Yes — gel mattresses are specifically designed with temperature regulation in mind and are one of the best options for people who tend to overheat during the night. The gel layer disperses body heat and promotes airflow through the mattress, helping to maintain a more neutral sleeping temperature.

  • Gel mattresses typically feel similar to memory foam in terms of body contouring and pressure relief, but with a slightly cooler and sometimes firmer initial feel due to the gel layer. Many sleepers find the gel surface feels more responsive and less 'sinking' than traditional memory foam.

  • Gel mattresses are also delivered rolled and vacuum-packed, and similarly require 24–48 hours to fully expand. The gel layer may take slightly longer to fully settle than standard foam. We recommend waiting the full 48 hours before making a judgement on comfort.

  • We advise against using electric underblankets or heated mattress pads directly on gel mattresses, as added heat can compromise the gel's temperature-regulating properties. A low-heat electric blanket placed on top of the mattress is generally fine, but always follow the blanket manufacturer's guidance.