Mattress deals for March 2026, including £130 off a top-rated budget model

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Buying a new mattress is no one’s favourite purchase.

It will usually set you back hundreds, or even thousands, of pounds, but finding the right one for you is essential for getting a good night’s rest.

Fortunately, I’ve found some great deals on top-rated mattresses from the likes of Simba, Ortho, Emma and more.

As someone who has reviewed countless mattresses, my number one tip for choosing a new mattress is to consider your individual sleeping style.

With so many different mattress options available, it can be tricky to know which one is the best for your particular needs.

Fortunately, the rest of the IndyBest team and I have tested myriad mattresses to find the ones that really deliver, and you can check out our guide to the best mattresses of 2026 .

Here, I’ll be rounding up the best deals on top-performing options, with up to £190 off.

Read on for the best mattress deals available right now.

Why you can trust us to find the best mattress deals
IndyBest’s team of shopping experts have been covering sales events for many years, and has tried and tested numerous sleep necessities, from mattresses to the best pillows and the best mattress toppers .

We track the price of mattresses year-round and know how to spot a good deal from a bad one, and we will only ever recommend a discount on a trusted brand.

Read more: Best pillows, tested for every kind of sleeper
Best mattress deals for March 2026
Emma hybrid original double mattress: Was £429, now £289, Landofbeds.co.uk
When I put this mattress to the test, I was impressed with how comfortable it was, particularly for the price.

It felt softer and plusher than the brand’s “medium-firm” description suggested, but I found it suited side-sleeping particularly well.

If you need support with aches and pains, this might not be the right option for you, but for those looking for a soft, cushioned feel on a budget, this is a solid choice.

Simba hybrid mattress, double: Was £799, now £647.99, Bensonforbeds.co.uk
Get more than £150 off this Simba hybrid mattress when you shop at Benson For Beds.

This model has six layers of pure comfort, as I wrote in my review, and is zoned in every area to ensure your body is supported.

Journalist and product reviewer Kate Hilpern tried out this mattress, too, and was equally impressed.

“If you’re prone to waking up with aches and pains, especially in your back, you’ll really notice the spinal support in this Simba hybrid mattress – even if you’re practically hanging off the side of the bed,” she said.

Simba hybrid essential mattress, double: Was £649, now £519.20, Mattressonline.co.uk
Dubbed the best value mattress in our roundup, this model is now even cheaper, with nearly £130 off at Mattress Online.

Our reviewer, Annabel Grossman , found it to be “exceptionally comfortable and versatile”, saying: “After 10 months of sleeping (almost) every night on this mattress, it has retained its shape with no sign of sagging or wear.” It performed well in the summer, too, “thanks to the graphite-infused simbatex foam designed for cooling”.

Origin hybrid pro, double: Was £577, now £479 , Originmattress.co.uk
This mattress-in-a-box made it into my review of the best mattresses , thanks to its fantastic temperature regulation and support.

The hybrid pro provided firm zoned support that, believe it or not, actually improved my partner’s snoring.

He also woke up significantly free of his usual shoulder aches.

Now’s a good time to buy while the mattress has nearly £100 off, and you’ll get a free microfibre pillow thrown in, too.

Nectar premier hybrid double mattress: Was £829, now £639, Landofbeds.co.uk
This Nectar mattress has made it into previous best mattresses roundups, and it now has £180 off at Land of Beds.

My pressure points felt supported and my spine aligned after sleeping on this hybrid design.

This is a great option for couples, as I couldn’t feel my spouse turning in the night.

Nectar mattresses also come with a 365-night trial and a lifetime warranty, which is stronger than most of its competitors’.

If you don’t get on with it, Nectar will let you return it free of charge.

Looking to refresh your sleep space?

Check out IndyBest’s guide to the best pillows and the best bedding sets