- Price: $3,648 for a queen-size before discounts
- Material: Foam
- Firmness: Medium
- Mattress height: 15 inches
- Trial period: 365 nights
- Shipping: Free shipping, free white-glove delivery, and mattress removal
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Sizes available: Twin, twin XL, full, queen, king, California king, split king
Cloverlane Mattress Review 2024: Our Experience
Sep 13, 2024
Our experts found the Cloverlane mattress to be soft and supportive with excellent pressure relief. Learn more in our Cloverlane mattress review.
Key Takeaways
- The Cloverlane Premium Plush mattress offers a soft and supportive surface and excellent pressure relief. But we found it required more effort to change positions and was slightly firmer than the brand’s own rating.
- Prices for the Cloverlane Premium Plush range between $2,531–5,729 without discounts.
- Cloverlane’s mattress selection also includes medium and firm foam mattresses, and hybrid options.
- Cloverlane offers free white-glove delivery and mattress removal on all mattresses.
Cloverlane is a luxury mattress brand from Resident, the company that also produces mattress lines like DreamCloud mattresses, Nectar mattresses, and Awara mattresses. Cloverlane specializes in premium memory foam and hybrid mattresses with perks like free white-glove delivery and a lifetime warranty. But how does Cloverlane’s Plush Foam mattress perform for older adults?
In our detailed Cloverlane mattress review, discover how the mattress scores on criteria like firmness, pressure relief, edge support, and more. Plus, get expert insight on whether or not the Cloverlane Foam Plush mattress is right for your needs.
Our experience with the Cloverlane 15” Foam Premium Plush
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The Cloverlane Foam Premium Plush mattress was slightly more firm than our testers expected. The mattress had great motion isolation, making it good for couples, but the memory foam created a sinking feeling that made it difficult to quickly change positions.
Our expert take on the Cloverlane 15” Foam Premium Plush mattress
The Cloverlane Foam is a pure memory foam mattress that starts with a base of 9-inch-thick CertiPUR-US Certified foam for support. The Certi-Pur US certification means the foam is guaranteed to be free from potentially hazardous materials like lead, mercury, formaldehyde, or toxins.
The base is followed by a 2.5-inch-thick foam layer designed to distribute body weight evenly and absorb motion. A half-inch-thick latex strip sits on top of this layer to provide lower back support. Finally, the mattress is topped with a 2-inch-thick gel-infused memory foam layer to relieve pressure and a soft foam topper designed to wick away heat and body moisture.
The mattress is wrapped with 16 air vents designed to boost air flow and breathability. It also has handles to make moving the mattress easier, although all Cloverlane mattresses come with free in-home setup. If you need to move the mattress once it’s been delivered and set up, we do not recommend trying to move it alone, especially if you have pain or limited mobility. Always seek help.
The Cloverlane Foam Premium Plush mattress comes in three different firmness levels: luxury firm, medium, and plush. We tested the premium plush version and found it slightly firmer than expected. Cloverlane gives the mattress a firmness rating of four out of 10, with one being the softest and 10 being the firmest. But we found the Foam Plush slightly firmer than this estimate and ranked it at five out of 10, more of a medium firmness rating.
Cloverlane mattresses also feature a hybrid version, which replaces the foam base with an innerspring one, but we tested the pure memory foam version.
Our tester on the Cloverlane Foam Plush mattress:
We had both a younger adult and an older adult assess the Cloverlane Foam Plush mattress.
The Cloverlane’s all-foam construction provided a hugging effect, which grew more intense the longer our testers remained in the same position. The lack of innersprings also meant the mattress didn’t offer much bounciness to aid movement.
This combination of factors made it more difficult for our older adult tester to change positions. They had to exert more effort to sit up or roll over, which is less than ideal for people with mobility challenges.
Our older adult tester also disliked the top layer of the mattress. While the top layer isn’t a true fabric quilted cover, like a hybrid or innerspring mattress, it features divets in the foam that resemble a quilted texture. This textured surface created friction against our tester’s body, and the soft foam sometimes made them feel “stuck” in one position.
Our tester on the Cloverlane:
“The bottom layer of the mattress responds quickly, but the top is slow. It was difficult for me to flip over onto my side due to the surface material friction. I was sinking into the mattress.”
Our younger adult tester found it easier to change positions on the mattress, so adults without mobility concerns may find the Cloverlane Foam Premium Plush mattress better suited to their needs.
Our expert recommendation for the Cloverlane 15” Foam Premium Plush
Who may love it
- People who enjoy a mattress with a medium firmness
- Couples looking for a mattress with good motion isolation
Who may want to avoid it
- Combination sleepers or people with limited mobility who may have trouble when changing positions
- People who prefer a bouncier mattress with innersprings
Customer reviews
Cloverlane has 120 reviews on its website and the Foam Plush mattress has a five out of five star rating, although some reviewers purchased different firmness levels or the hybrid version of the mattress. That said, many reviewers mention Cloverlane’s free white-glove delivery and customer service as a high point of shopping with the brand.
“Right from delivery, the white glove installation service was top-notch. The team was professional, punctual, and took great care in setting up the mattress in my bedroom, ensuring it was perfectly placed and ready to use.”
Matteos, verified buyer on 04/01/24.
“The customer support was extremely knowledgeable and walked me through all the options, and I just felt very at ease with the process. Delivery too was great. They came in and set everything up and [I] didn’t have to lift a finger.”
– Melissa D., verified buyer on 02/07/24.
Is Cloverlane right for you?
The best mattress for you will depend on a number of factors, like your sleep position and body weight. Here’s how the Cloverlane performed on each of the following criteria.
Sleeping Position
There are hundreds of mattresses that cater to specific sleep positions as well as individual preferences, which is why it’s challenging to choose the right mattress. “Sleeping position can make a difference in terms of perceived comfort of the mattress,” said Teresa Denike, founder of Sleep Better NYC.
For example, Denike explained that side sleepers may prefer a medium-firm mattress to support the body, while still offering enough cushion to relieve pressure in the joints. She added that stomach sleepers may prefer a slightly firmer mattress to keep them afloat.
Here’s how the Cloverlane Foam Premium Plush compared in different sleep positions:
- Back sleeping: Both of our testers found the mattress comfortable for back sleeping. It kept the spine straight and gently hugged the lower back, although our older adult tester felt slight pressure in their shoulder blades.
- Side sleeping: Our younger adult sleeper thought the mattress was comfortable for side sleeping, but our older adult sleeper felt pressure in their shoulder.
- Stomach sleeping: Both our testers found the mattress comfortable for stomach sleeping. The mattress kept their bodies level and their backs straight, although our older adult tester felt their hips sinking slightly.
- Combination sleeping: Since the mattress takes a second or two to adjust to a new position, our older adult tester had a harder time changing positions for combination sleeping.
Body Weight
Your overall body weight may also impact the type of mattress you prefer. For example, lighter-weight people, who weigh 130 pounds or less, may want a softer mattress, while higher-weight sleepers, who weigh 250 pounds or more, typically need a mattress with more support and firmness.
Our testers think that the Cloverlane Foam Premium Plush would work well for lighter-weight and average-weight sleepers. Heavier-weight sleepers will likely find the plush firmness level too soft.
Pain Relief
Many people shop for a new mattress to help with pain. “For older adults experiencing joint pain, arthritis, or other discomforts, a mattress with effective pressure-relieving properties is crucial,” said Kubanych Takyrbashev, MD, health and wellness advisor at NAO.
The Cloverlane mattress ranked high on pressure relief, due to the memory foam layers. And though the brand ranks the Premium Plush a four on the fitness scale, our testers found it to be closer to a true medium firmness rating (6.5/10), and research indicates that medium-firm mattresses are the best mattresses for back pain.
Couples
If you sleep with another person, you may want a mattress that isolates motion. You’ll be less likely to wake your partner when you change positions or make a late-night bathroom run.
Since the Cloverlane Plush is made with memory foam, it scored high on motion isolation during our testing. Our tester assessed this by setting a glass of water on one side of the mattress, then sitting down on the other side and moving around. The glass barely moved and the water didn’t spill. This degree of motion isolation makes the Cloverlane Plush a good mattress for couples in our book.
Aging
A mattress with good edge support is important for aging adults who need security when getting in and out of bed or when sitting at the edge to stand up or tie their shoes. According to Dr. Takyrbashev, the best mattresses for older adults have good edge support. “This ensures the mattress maintains its stability and firmness along the edges, essential for safely sitting on the side of the bed or getting in and out,” he explained.
When our testers lay close to the edge of the mattress or dangled an arm off the side, they still felt sturdy. But sitting on the edge of the Cloverlane Foam Plush mattress did lead to a “sinking” feeling.
“The edge feels protective when you’re on the bed, but when you’re sitting in one spot and concentrating your weight, it sinks considerably. That can make it difficult for older adults to get out of bed.”
– From our tester
That said, the height of the mattress did make it easier for our tester to “slide” off the bed into a standing position, allowing them to spend minimal time sitting at the edge. Plus, we appreciate that all Cloverlane mattresses come with free mattress removal and in-home setup, which is ideal for adults who have trouble lifting or moving heavy objects.
How we test mattresses
Our Reviews Team spent more than 1,000 hours researching mattresses, consulting sleep experts, and testing more than 100 unique mattress models, including the Cloverlane. We also surveyed more than 3,200 recent mattress buyers and personally interviewed 16 to understand what they prioritize in a shopping experience.
We put the Cloverlane Foam Plush through our rigorous 36-page testing procedure to score it on metrics like firmness, support, pressure relief, edge support, and other aspects important to older adults. We also had both a younger adult and an older adult test the mattress to understand how each age group reacts to the mattress.
To learn more about our testing and scoring methods, review our sleep methodology.
We continuously test new mattress models from different brands monthly to bring you the most up-to-date information possible. Our articles regularly undergo updates and reviews to ensure they’re still accurate.
Compare Cloverlane mattresses against other brands, as of 2024
| Cost | $2531–$5,729 | $1,395–$2,990 | $1,374–$2,874 | $1,013–$2,326 | $934–$2,121 |
| Mattress height | 15 inches | 11.5 or 14.5 inches | 13.5 inches | 12 inches | 12 inches |
| Firmness | 5/10 | 7/10 | 5.5/10 | 6.5/10 | 6.5/10 |
| Pressure relief | 4.5/5 | 4/5 | 4.75/5 | 4.5/5 | 4.25/5 |
| Materials | Foam | Hybrid | Hybrid | Hybrid | Foam |
| White Glove Delivery* | Yes (Free) | Yes (Free) | Yes, starting at $129 | Yes, for $199 | Yes, for $199 |
*Free shipping and setup of new mattress and removal of old mattress
Cloverlane contact and payment information
Customer service
You can contact Cloverlane customer service by:
- Phone: Call 888)-277-0023, available 24/7
- Email: Support@cloverlane.com
- Live chat: Available 24/7 via bottom right corner of website
Payment options
Payment options for Cloverlane include Discover, American Express, Visa, and Mastercard credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, and Amazon Pay. Cloverlane also offers financing through Affirm and PayPal Credit.
Bottom line
Our testers found the Cloverlane Foam Plush mattress to be a mixed bag. On one hand, it offered a medium-firm surface with good pressure relief, and the excellent motion isolation may work well for couples. On the other hand, the soft foam and textured mattress cover made it somewhat harder for our older adult tester to change positions and get in and out of bed. So it may not be the best mattress pick for combination sleepers or those with limited mobility.
But the Cloverlane mattress does come in two more firmness levels and a hybrid version, which might offer more support or bounciness for mobility. You might also consider mattresses that scored better for combination sleepers during our testing, such as the Saatva Classic and Helix Midnight Luxe.
Frequently asked questions
The difference between the Cloverlane memory foam and hybrid models lies in their construction. The hybrid version contains a base with wrapped coils, while the memory foam version has a foam base.
Our testers feel the Cloverlane Foam Plush may be better for younger adults or those with a greater range of mobility, since our older adult tester had difficulty moving around on top of the foam.
We also think couples may enjoy the motion isolation, while those with back pain may appreciate the medium-firmness level and added latex lower back support.
Yes, Cloverlane offers free white glove delivery on all their mattresses and bed frames.
Have questions about this review? Email us at reviewsteam@ncoa.org.
Sources
- Caggiari G, et al. What Type of Mattress Should Be Chosen to Avoid Back Pain and Improve Sleep Quality? Review of The Literature. Journal of Orthopaedics and Traumatology. Dec. 8, 2021. Found on the internet at https://jorthoptraumatol.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s10195-021-00616-5