Firmness
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
26
Number of Layers
4
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
15
Price Range
£431 to £559
Best Sleeping Position(s)
Certifications
Assessed from the specification published by MattressNextDay, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.
Choose this one if you want a hybrid that takes temperature seriously without a premium price tag. The SnowTencel surface and bamboo and wool layer both work on airflow and cooling, while the HexaGrid memory foam adapts to movement, which means pressure relief without that stuck-in-the-bed feeling foam can cause. Underneath, 3,000 individually pocketed springs respond to each sleeper separately, so a restless partner is less likely to wake you. The medium firm feel suits most back and combination sleepers, although lightweight side sleepers may find it slightly too firm. At £431 to £559 depending on size, it sits at the affordable end for a spring count this high.
Key Features & what's inside
- SnowTencel Sleep Surface. A soft, cool-to-the-touch cover, which means the bed feels refreshing when you first lie down rather than clammy. It's also hypoallergenic and resistant to pilling, so the surface should stay smooth over time.
- Cushioning Bamboo & Wool Layer. Bamboo and wool are naturally breathable fibres, so this layer helps regulate temperature through the night. It also adds a cosy, cushioned feel just beneath the cover.
- HexaGrid Adaptive Memory Foam Layer. A responsive memory foam that adapts quickly as you move, which means targeted support rather than the slow, sinking feel of traditional foam. Handy if you change position often.
- 3000 ErgoCoil Steel Pocket Springs. Each of the 3,000 springs sits in its own fabric pocket and moves independently, which means precise pressure relief where your body needs it. It also limits motion transfer if you share the bed.
Layer details from mattressnextday.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
There's no UK Single or Small Double, so it won't work for a child's room or a compact spare room. Lightweight side sleepers may find the medium firm feel a little too solid at the shoulder. And if you want a plush, sink-in softness, this responsive hybrid isn't built for that.
Origin Hybrid Mattress
Is the Origin Hybrid mattress firm or soft?
It's listed as medium firm. That suits most back and stomach sleepers, and heavier side sleepers, although lighter side sleepers may find it slightly too firm at the hips and shoulders.
How many springs does the Origin Hybrid mattress have?
It contains 3,000 ErgoCoil steel pocket springs, each individually cased in its own fabric pocket. They respond to your movements separately, which means good pressure relief and less disturbance from a partner moving in the night.
Does the Origin Hybrid mattress come with a warranty?
MattressNextDay lists a 15-year warranty on this mattress. That's the retailer's own offer rather than a guarantee from Origin, so if you buy elsewhere, check what terms apply with that seller.
Is the Origin Hybrid mattress good for hot sleepers?
It's designed with heat in mind. The SnowTencel cover feels cool to the touch, and the bamboo and wool layer beneath it promotes airflow and natural temperature regulation. The pocket spring base also allows more air movement than an all-foam design.
What sizes does the Origin Hybrid mattress come in?
It's available in UK Double, UK King and UK Super King, priced from £431 to £559. There's no Single or Small Double option, so it's aimed at main bedrooms rather than kids' rooms or smaller spaces.
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