Firmness
Medium
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
28
Number of Layers
5
Trial Period (nights)
365
Warranty (years)
Price Range
£529 to £1,149
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the specification published by Furniture Village, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Cooling is the headline here. The cover is designed to feel cool to the touch, and Nectar states its Nectatex® memory foam is 30x more breathable than regular memory foam, which means less of the heat build-up that traditional memory foam is known for. The pocket springs help too, adding airflow while flexing to your body and limiting motion transfer, useful if a restless partner tends to wake you. High-density foam around the spring layer supports the edges, so you can use the full width of the bed without feeling you might roll off. The foams are CertiPUR™-certified and the mattress is listed as 100% hypoallergenic, a reassurance if allergies are a concern.
Key Features & what's inside
- Cool-to-the-touch fabric cover. The top cover is designed to feel cool when you first lie down. It's a small thing, but a pleasant one on warm nights.
- Nectatex® memory foam. This layer cushions pressure points at the shoulders and hips. Nectar states it's 30x more breathable than regular memory foam, so it should trap less heat than the memory foam of old.
- Dynamic support foam. A transition layer that promotes spinal alignment, which means your back stays in a more neutral position as you sink into the comfort layer above.
- Nectacoil® pocket springs. Each spring flexes independently to adapt to your body, giving more personalised support than foam alone. The springs also improve airflow and help minimise motion transfer between partners.
- High-density foam. A firmer foam surround encases the spring layer to shore up the edges. This helps prevent that roll-off feeling when you sleep near the side of the bed.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If you prefer a distinctly firm mattress, this medium feel may leave you wanting more resistance, particularly if you're a heavier back or stomach sleeper. And if you love the deep, slow-sinking hug of traditional all-foam memory mattresses, the springier hybrid feel here may seem a little lively by comparison.
Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid Mattress
Is the Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid good for hot sleepers?
It's built with hot sleepers in mind. The cover feels cool to the touch, the Nectatex® memory foam is stated to be 30x more breathable than regular memory foam, and the pocket spring layer adds airflow. No mattress can guarantee a cool night, but the design leans that way throughout.
How firm is the Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid?
It's a medium feel, which suits most sleepers, especially side and combination sleepers who want cushioning at the shoulders and hips with support underneath. If you like a properly firm surface, this probably isn't the one.
Does the Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid come with a sleep trial?
Furniture Village's listing states a 365-night sleep trial, which is longer than most brands offer. Do check the terms where you buy, as trial and warranty conditions on a retailer's page may be that retailer's own offer rather than Nectar's standard terms.
How many springs does the Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid have?
The king size contains 1,000 Nectacoil® pocket springs. Spring counts for other sizes aren't stated, and counts usually vary with mattress size, so treat that figure as king-size specific.
How deep is the Nectar Elite Cool Hybrid?
It's 28cm deep, which is on the generous side. Standard fitted sheets should still work, but if yours are shallow it's sensible to check the depth they accommodate before the mattress arrives.
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