Beautyrest Level Two Hybrid review: should you buy it?

Beautyrest offers Plush and Medium Firm, and GoodBed rates both options Medium-Firm. GoodBed last updated the Medium Firm and Plush ratings on November 1, 2025. Its firmness reading does not distinguish the options, despite their different Beautyrest names.

If you want to choose by the brand's stated option, pick whichever label matches your preference. These GoodBed readings do not support a sleeper-specific pick. Use them as one shared firmness cue, not a reason to choose based on a sleep style.

For GoodBed's lighter-weight group (<150 lb.), the clearest fit is Medium Firm for back sleepers. These results concern Medium Firm, not Plush. GoodBed's position ratings for Medium Firm are:

• Side: Good (7).
• Back: Very Good (8).
• Stomach: Good (7).

GoodBed's guidance says Medium Firm is best if you are mainly a back sleeper, matching its stronger back result. If you mainly sleep on your side or stomach, each has a lower rating than back, so the results offer a less favorable signal for your usual position. Use the row for your main sleep position when weighing Medium Firm against your comfort needs.

The Level Two Hybrid makes a support claim, but it does not promise pain relief. Beautyrest says its higher-density foams are designed to help alleviate aches and pains. GoodBed has firmness-specific entries for medium-firm and plush. Start with medium-firm when comparing its back-support fit; plush is the other firmness to weigh. Sleep Foundation is also an outside reading for this mattress, but no score is needed to make that firmness choice.

GoodBed’s reading says the Medium Firm option Sleeps Cool: Pretty Good (6), pointing to cool rather than warm sleep. Beautyrest says this mattress has a cool-to-the-touch surface with InfiniCool® Technology, designed to help move excess heat away from your body. That is a cooling-positive signal for Medium Firm, but it is not a promise that you will stay cool. GoodBed is an independent mattress guide, so treat this as its reading rather than a guarantee about your own sleep.

You may feel some partner movement, but GoodBed’s readings favor Plush over medium-firm for limiting motion. GoodBed rated medium-firm motion isolation Good (7) and Plush Very Good (8); both had Medium (5) bounce. For a light sleeper with a restless partner, Plush is the better pick between these two, though the ratings do not promise movement will go unnoticed. Treat that as a relative advantage, not a guarantee.

At a Queen list price of $1,199, this bed is worth considering if it fits your budget. Match the dimensions below to your frame and room before ordering, so you do not choose a size that will not fit.

Prices vary by size, so choose the space you need before deciding what you want to spend. Prices can change, so check the live price before buying.

List prices checked Oct 17, 2026 · recheck before buying

Beautyrest Level Two Hybrid Medium Firm list prices by size

Height: 12 inches

The Level Two Hybrid stacks a surface, foam, and coil layer from top to bottom. At the top is a cool-to-the-touch surface with InfiniCool® Technology; Beautyrest says it is designed to move excess heat away from your body. Next is Beautyrest® ActiveResponse™ MAX High Density Memory Foam, which Beautyrest describes as high-density contouring comfort designed to help ease aches and pains. The bottom layer is 875 Density Pocketed Coil® Technology, described by Beautyrest as individualized support. That gives you a surface-to-coil build, with foam between the surface and coils. Treat the stated cooling and comfort aims as design claims, not promises about how you will sleep.

Also in the build: Cool-to-the-touch surface with InfiniCool® Technology. The sources we read name this layer but not what it is made of.

Beautyrest says the Level Two Hybrid's foams are CertiPUR-US® certified. This claim applies to the foam, not the whole mattress. When comparing certification claims, check the part named so you can judge whether it matches the material you care about before using it as a reason to choose one bed over another.

Beautyrest's fiberglass FAQ does not clearly say whether the Level Two Hybrid has fiberglass. It opens with a negative, then says none of its mattress models are not currently made with fiberglass, a double negative. Check the law tag on this mattress for its listed materials when deciding whether those materials fit your needs.

Beautyrest shows the Level Two Hybrid elevated on an adjustable base, but that photo alone does not establish which bases work. It shows the mattress in a raised position; it does not state that an adjustable base is compatible or required. Treat it as an example, not a fit rule.

GoodBed rates the Plush option’s durability Good (7), but this is a rating, not a lifespan in years. Beautyrest says the mattress is one-sided, so it should not be flipped. Beautyrest says you can rotate it head-to-foot (180 degrees) if desired, about every 6 months or so. That means switching the head and foot ends while keeping the same side up. If you want a mattress you can flip, this one is not a match.

The brand says most items get RXO White Glove, which includes setup on most items and old mattress and box spring removal for $0; in-a-box items ship by FedEx Ground to your front door. It lists a wait window of 2 to 4 weeks. Check which route applies before planning setup or disposal.

Beautyrest offers a 100-night trial for the Level Two Hybrid and says returns include Free pickup, no fee. Its policy allows one return or exchange per household every 12 months; both share the same limit. Either choice uses the shared household allowance, so use the trial to judge the mattress in your usual sleep routine before deciding.

Beautyrest says its limited warranty lasts 10 Years and covers manufacturing defects; the law-tag code sets sag and no-charge limits.

Check the code before filing: codes 9 and 10 have 10 no-charge years; code 6 has 3 no-charge years. Sagging is covered at 1.5 in on most warranty codes and 0.75 in on code 10, but regular-use softening is excluded. An inadequate foundation, burns, cuts, tears, liquid damage, unsanitary conditions or a removed law tag void coverage. The chart lists no-charge repair or replacement; written terms make replacement the exclusive remedy. You pay transport, inspection and removal, except in California.

Owners' feedback is mixed: Macy's recent praise centers on comfort and support, while one recent Macy's complaint says both the firm and plush are uncomfortable and cause pain points. The favorable note may matter if you are considering the mattress for those qualities, but it is not a promise of your own experience. If comfort is your deciding factor, weigh that downside against the praise before you buy this mattress; these comments make comfort a personal-fit question, not a sure result.

Choose among Beautyrest's siblings by build and feel, then weigh outside options by design and Queen price. Soothing Nights fits shoppers who value affordability and a mattress in a box. Beautyrest recommends Dream Weaver for back and stomach sleepers who want a firm, quilted innerspring, and lists Dream Weaver Hybrid as a medium hybrid for all sleepers. Beautyrest describes World Class as having a classic quilted surface and says World Class Hybrid's high-density foams offer upgraded pressure relief. It positions Beautyrest Black as its luxury collection with premium cooling and pressure relief. Beautyrest describes Black Hybrid as cool and contouring, and positions Black Hybrid XCS for shoppers who prioritize increased cooling.

Saatva Classic is $2,229 for a Queen; choose it for responsive coils and a breathable cover Saatva says is designed to promote cooler sleep. The Balanced Comfort Signature Memory Foam Mattress by Zinus is $749 for a Queen; choose it for a 12-inch memory foam bed with a medium feel balanced between comfort and support.

Yes. The Beautyrest Level Two Hybrid launched in 2025 with one Medium-Firm Hybrid. By November 1, 2025, its lineup had expanded to two Level 2 Hybrid models. That gave shoppers a second option beyond the original Medium-Firm Hybrid when comparing the line.

We read the maker's own pages, outside testers and owner reviews, and we date every fact. We do not test beds ourselves. Every source we used is listed below with the day we checked it.