Last seen from £179 at Dreams on 23rd June 2026
Doze Hallie Memory Foam Mattress
The Doze Hallie Memory Foam Mattress pairs a pressure-relieving memory foam top layer with a supportive foam base, which means you get contouring comfort with a stable feel underneath.
- Cushions shoulders & hips
- Supportive foam stops you sinking
- Soft-touch knitted cover
The Doze Hallie is a memory foam mattress with a soft-touch knitted cover, a pressure-relieving memory foam top layer and a supportive foam layer beneath. It comes in UK Single and UK Double. It isn't currently on sale with the UK retailers we compare, so these details are mainly useful if you own one or are comparing it with a similar mattress. Doze doesn't publish a firmness rating or a depth for it.
Mattress specifications
Firmness
Type
Memory Foam
Depth (cm)
Number of Layers
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
Price Range
Certifications
Why should you choose this mattress?
If you already own the Hallie, or you're weighing it against a similar mattress, the build is easy to understand. The memory foam top layer is described as pressure relieving, which means it should cushion areas like the shoulders and hips and mould to your shape. Beneath it sits a supportive foam layer called Richguard Extra, there to stop you sinking too far. The knitted cover has a soft-touch finish. It suits sleepers who like the hugging feel of memory foam, although without a published firmness rating it's hard to say how soft or firm it will feel.
Key features & layer details
Cover
Soft-touch knitted cover
Top Layer
Pressure relieving memory foam
Layer 2
Supportive Richguard Extra foam
Best suited for?
Side sleepers
The pressure relieving memory foam top layer should cushion the shoulders and hips, with the supportive foam beneath stopping you sinking too far.
Combination sleepers
A memory foam top layer moulds to your shape, while the Richguard Extra support layer underneath is there to stop you sinking too deeply as you move.
Guest rooms
The soft-touch knitted cover and cushioning memory foam give a comfortable, easy-to-understand build, and the Single and Double sizes suit smaller spare rooms.
If you want a mattress you can buy new right now, this isn't an option, as it isn't currently on sale with the retailers we compare. Doze also doesn't publish a firmness or depth, so anyone who needs a confirmed feel or a set height for their bed frame can't check either. Couples needing a larger size are limited, as it only comes in Single and Double.
Save on an earlier or ex-display model
Some retailers still sell the earlier version of this mattress, or ex-display and returned stock at a lower price. These are the sizes where it costs less than the current model's best price.
Doze Hallie Memory Foam Mattress
Last seen for £179 at Dreams on 23rd June 2026
Last seen for £219 at Dreams on 23rd June 2026
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FAQ's
Can you still buy the Doze Hallie?
It isn't currently on sale with the UK retailers we compare. The details here are mainly useful if you own one or are comparing it with a similar mattress.
What sizes does the Doze Hallie come in?
It comes in UK Single and UK Double. There's no larger size listed, so couples wanting more width than a Double offers would need to consider a different mattress.
What is the Doze Hallie made of?
It has a soft-touch knitted cover, a pressure-relieving memory foam top layer and a supportive Richguard Extra foam layer beneath. That makes it an all-foam mattress with no springs listed.
How firm is the Doze Hallie?
Doze doesn't publish a firmness rating for it. The memory foam top layer is described as pressure relieving, which points to a contouring feel, but we can't confirm how soft or firm it is overall.
How deep is the Doze Hallie?
Doze doesn't publish a depth for this mattress. If you're checking it against a bed frame or fitted sheets, measure the mattress you have rather than relying on a guess.
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