Comparison
Cover
The layers of the Tomorrow Hybrid bed are wrapped in a very soft and stretchy cover. The side panel trim almost feels like a knit sweater. We thought it felt great and was super soft.
Comfort & Feel
There are three aspects that make up our assessment of comfort and feel. We call these "preference-based characteristics" because no rating here is better or worse – rather, the attributes that are most desirable to you will be determined solely by your personal preferences. We apply the same classification standards to each mattress so you can more easily compare apples to apples.
Softness ( what’s this )
We classify the medium firm version of the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress as a Medium mattress, right in the middle. We would assume that the Medium Soft version is quite soft indeed, but we did not test it. Throughout this review, our comments are for the Medium Firm version.
Not sure what softness is best for you? Take our Mattress Match Quiz and find out.
| Softness Level (1=Least Soft, 9=Most Soft) |
5 | Medium |
Cushioning Depth ( what’s this )
Cushioning depth refers to how much you sink into the mattress versus floating top. Neither is right or wrong, it's a preference aspect. For the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress (again, we tested the Medium Firm version), we found cushioning depth to be a bit deeper than average. That means you're going to get more of a sinking or cradling feeling from this mattress.
| Cushioning Depth (1=Shallowest, 9=Deepest) |
6 | Deeper than average cushioning |
Responsiveness ( what’s this )
The Tomorrow bed is a real hybrid, as befits its name, with three inches of memory foam on top, and 6 inches of pocketed coils supporting the foam. We felt the bed to have a true combo feel, with some of the slow-responding/melting feeling of memory foam, along with the bounce characteristics of springs. Let's break that down a bit.
The memory foam included on the Tomorrow Hybrid is quite slow responding, meaning that when you press down on it, it takes some time for the foam to recover or spring back to shape. With an all-foam bed, that would also generally mean there's no bounce -- the slow responding foam would soak up any bounce effect. But the Tomorrow Hybrid has that six inches of coils underneath, and springs do tend to produce bounce. That's the case here. So if you like a little of both, we think the Tomorrow Hybrid is a good blend.
| Response Rate (1=Slowest, 9=Fastest) |
5 | Slow recovery, lots of bounce |
Back Support & Pressure Relief
The two things that you should always be sure to get from your mattress are spinal alignment (commonly thought of as "back support") and pressure relief. Unfortunately, no mattress will deliver these two things equally well for all sleepers. In particular, spinal alignment and pressure relief capabilities will vary across sleepers with different weights, body shapes, and sleep positions. To help you determine how this mattress will perform for you, we break down our spinal alignment and pressure relief assessments by sleeper type.
Overall, we thought the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress offered exceptional support, especially for those who sleep primarily on their backs. Side and stomach positions also felt very supported for our 200-lb tester. We felt that a wide range of people would have similar results.
For back and side sleepers that are significantly heavier than our tester, say more than 250 pounds, we did question whether this mattress would be firm enough to provide enough support to maintain good spinal alignment. It's possible that those individuals could sink through the softer top layers and find themselves resting more on the coil layer; that's not necessarily bad, but depending you the kind of support you need, it's something to consider.
Similarly, for stomach sleeping, out 200-pound tester felt like he was just within getting enough support for his hips. Those even a little heavier who are primarily stomach sleepers might sink too deeply, which threatens proper spinal alignment, and could lead to back pain.
Spinal Alignment
The key to good back support is maintaining proper spinal alignment while you sleep. This means that the mattress should hold your spine in roughly the same position it's in when you're standing. The ability of a given mattress to do this will generally depend on your weight, sleep position, and body shape.
Here is how we break down the spinal alignment of the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress:
| Weight | Range | Back Sleepers | Side Sleepers | Stomach Sleepers |
| Lighter | <150 lb | 10 | 10 | 8 |
| Average | 150 to 200 lb | 10 | 10 | 8 |
| Above Average | 200 to 250 lb | 10 | 10 | 7 |
| Heavier | >250 lb | 7 | 7 | 6 |
Back Sleepers:
Our 200-pound tester felt this mattress to be exceptional while on his back, with almost ideal spinal alignment. Our only concern was perhaps for those significantly heavier than our tester, whose hips might sink too deeply into the mattress, resulting in a less than ideally aligned spine. (A less than neutral spine while sleeping can result in back pain down the road.)
Side Sleepers:
Spinal alignment for our tester in the side position was also excellent. Our tester felt his shoulders and hips sinking in just the right amount. Sometimes with foam mattresses, our tester feels his shoulders don't sink in quite enough. That wasn't an issue with the Tomorrow Hybrid bed. We felt that most people would have a similar experience, again with the possible exception of those in the 250-lbs+ range who might find themselves sinking through the top layers of the mattress.
Stomach Sleepers:
Achieving good spinal alignment for stomach sleepers can often be trickier as the hips can tend to sink down too far with some mattresses, but our tester felt well supported in this position. However, he did feel like he was right on the upper edge as far as weight, and that stomach sleepers even a bit heavier might have trouble with hips sinking too much.
Pressure Relief ( what's this )
When a mattress pushes back against your body with too much force in a concentrated area, the result can be pain, soreness, loss of circulation, excessive tossing, and other problems. In general, such "pressure points" are of greatest concern for side sleepers, since that's the position in which your body's weight is distributed over the smallest surface area. To find the right mattress for your needs, keep in mind that the pressure-relieving capabilities of any given mattress will vary depending on the sleeper. Factors like your weight and body shape (e.g., broader shoulders and/or hips) will determine how far you sink into the mattress, and the pressure relief offered by that mattress will vary widely at different depths.
Here's how we sized up the pressure relief of the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress:
| Weight | Range | Typical Curves | Extra Curvy |
| Lighter | <150 lb | 9 | 9 |
| Average | 150 to 200 lb | 9 | 9 |
| Above Average | 200 to 250 lb | 9 | 9 |
| Heavier | >250 lb | 7 | 7 |
Our tester found pressure relief to be excellent for a person of his size and weight, and most likely those who are lighter as well. Again, those who are quite a bit heavier might sink though to the coil layer, which may or may not feel good to you. It's something to consider.
Other Features
Beyond the preference-based characteristics of comfort and feel, and the body matching for spinal alignment and pressure relief, a mattress will have a number of other attributes that can make it a better or worse choice for you. We call these "priority-based characteristics" because they are areas in which a mattress can be better or worse, but that will have differing amounts of importance to each sleeper. So, determining how much importance to give to these features will be entirely a matter of your own personal priorities. As always, we apply the same ratings standards to each mattress so you can more easily compare apples to apples.
Motion Isolation ( what’s this )
With a bowling pin standing upright on the Tomorrow Hybrid bed, we tested motion isolation by dropping a 16-lb. bowling ball on it, as well as the whole weight of our 200-lb. tester. In both drop tests, the bowling pin barely moved.
To us, this shows that the memory foam and pocketed coils are both doing a great job dampening motion and vibration.
We felt that the Tomorrow Hybrid bed could be a good choice for couples who don’t want to feel their partner getting in and out of bed, or are easily disturbed by movements during the night.
| Motion Isolation Rating | 10 /10 | Exceptional |
Temperature ( what’s this )
For most people, we think the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress will not feel hot. While you do sink more deeply into this mattress than some others, meaning more of your body contacts the mattress, the mattress has some features to counteract feeling hot. First, the top layer of memory foam is coated with a phase-change material, and it does feel cool to the touch. And the lower layer of pocketed coils are more air than anything else, leaving lots of room for air flow. Lastly, the company has punched holes in the foam edge support to allow air to flow out of the mattress and back in.
If overheating is a known issue for you, you might want to explore options among traditional innerspring beds, but for most, we do not think the Tomorrow Hybrid bed will feel hot.
| Stays “Cool” Rating | 8 /10 | Very good |
Edge Support ( what’s this )
If you like to sit on the edge of your bed, or you find yourself tending to sleep right on the edge, then edge support will be important to you. For a mattress with this much memory foam, the Tomorrow Hybrid had excellent edge support in our tests. Our tester felt stable and well supported even when laying on the very edge, and never felt he was slipping off.
| Edge Support Rating | 9 /10 | Excellent |
Ease of Repositioning ( what’s this )
Because this mattress has so much slow-responding memory foam, ease of movement could be a concern, especially if changing positions during the night has been difficult for you in the past. Our tester did not experience any big problems moving around, but he did note that because of the memory form, there is a slight sensation of being 'pulled back.' We don't think this will be an issue for most, but if it's a known issue for you, or you have joint or muscle issues that already make movement difficult, a firmer bed, or a non memory-foam bed might be a better choice.
| Repositioning Rating | 7 /10 | Good |
Green Features ( what’s this )
For mattress shoppers concerned with the use of natural materials, sustainable manufacturing practices or the like, we offer our subjective evaluation of any efforts taken by the company to make the mattress more green, healthy, or safe.
In the case of the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress, the company makes no claims about the use of natural materials, however all of the foams used are certified to the CertiPUR-US standard, which verifies that a material has low VOC off-gassing as well as a lack of chemicals and other substances regulated by the CPSC.
Mattresses with coil springs, like the Tomorrow Hybrid, also have an advantage in that steel does not offgas, and is technically recyclable.
We always give mattresses a “sniff test” and noticed that the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress had less 'new mattress smell' than most.
| Green Rating | 6 /10 | Not “natural” but does have some advantages |
Adjustable Base Compatibility ( what’s this )
If you plan to use your mattress atop an adjustable base, the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress is an excellent choice. In fact, the company even sells its own adjustable base (optional). We tested the Tomorrow Hybrid bed with a standard adjustable base and found that right away, the mattress conformed almost perfectly. In fact, it was one of the best mattresses we've tested in this respect.
| Adjustable Base Use Rating | 10 /10 | Excellent compatibility |
Price, Value & Longevity
How Much Does a Tomorrow Sleep Mattress Cost?
Prices shown are list prices. Remember that GoodBed keeps our site current with the best available discounts on all online mattresses, many of which are exclusive discounts for our readers.
Note: These prices were current when the mattress was discontinued.
| Size | Dimensions | Mattress | Std. Foundation / Adj. Base |
| Twin | 38" x 74.5" x 10" | $595 | NA / NA |
| Twin XL | 38" x 79.5" x 10" | $645 | $99 / $849 |
| Full (Double) | 54" x 74.5" x 10" | $850 | $109 / NA |
| Queen | 60" x 79.5" x 10" | $990 | $140 / $999 |
| King | 76" x 79.5" x 10" | $1,200 | $155 / split king $1,698 |
| California King | 72" x 83.5" x 10" | $1,250 | $179 / NA |
What Are You Getting?
The Tomorrow Hybrid is a 10-inch mattress with 3" of premium memory foam on top of a 6" layer of individually pocketed steel coils. Surrounding the coil layer on all sides is a 3" foam edge support, punctured with holes to allow air flow. The top layer of memory foam is treated with a phase-change material to help with heat management. The mattress is covered in a stretchy and very soft material that felt sturdy and well made. Lastly, the mattress comes with an unusual 365-day trial period.
How Long Will the Tomorrow Sleep Mattress Cost?
When it comes to estimating the comfort lifespan of a mattress, we tend to use foam density as our best, albeit imperfect, predictor of how long a foam will retain its shape and resiliency. In the case of the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress, we did not note any red flags that would lead us to doubt the construction quality or longevity of this mattress. The foams used are of average density, and coil springs have a long reputation for durability.
Overall Value
At it's current pricing, the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress competes squarely with dozens of other online mattresses, some with similar construction. But the Tomorrow Hybrid bed does have some standout features, including a long 365-day trial period that includes a full refund and pickup of the mattress. You can also try the mattress in person at any CB2 store nationwide. And lastly, the company behind the Tomorrow Hybrid, Serta Simmons, has been around for decades, so there's good assurance that obtaining service for your mattress down the road won't be an issue.
And if all the comfort and preference aspects discussed above make sense to your personal needs, we do think the Tomorrow Hybrid mattress is a good value. overall.
| Value Rating | 7 /10 | Good value |
Other Features to Consider
Delivery
- Free delivery to door
Tomorrow includes free delivery, which is not particularly unusual among its competitors. For $75, you can opt for white-glove service, where movers will delivery, unpack, and set up the mattress in your bedroom (and take the packaging materials with them). For another $50 on top of that, they will remove your old bedding. See: Tomorrow delivery options.
Returns
- 365-day trial period
- Full refund, including free pickup within trial period
When we filmed our video review of this mattress, Tomorrow offered a 100-night trial period. Since then, the company has extended the trial period on mattresses to 365 nights (the trial period on related items, like sheets or accessories remains 100 nights). Returns within the trial period are free, with pickup of the mattress. See: Tomorrow return policy.
Warranty
- Warranty Length: 10 years
- Indentation Coverage: 1.5” and above
One of the biggest, if not THE biggest complaints about any mattress from consumers regards body impressions — the inability of a mattress to spring back, eventually creating a low spot/sinkhole in the mattress. As such, mattress warranties all contain a term defining how big a sag or ‘body impression’ (measured when no one is on the mattress) is considered a defect, and thus covered under the warranty. The industry standard for mattresses is generally between ¾” and 1.5”. Tomorrow has chosen to cover indentations that meet or exceed 1.5” -- definitely on the less generous side of the scale. Practically speaking, that means any softening or sagging would need to be at least that deep before the warranty would offer you protection. However, the long 365-day trial period can offset that somewhat. See: Tomorrow warranty policy.
