Otty Hybrid Mattress

Assessed from Otty's published specification for this mattress, captured September 2026, and from regular price comparison across our UK retail partners.

The main appeal here is the spring layer. At 16cm, the encapsulated pocket springs are unusually tall, which means more genuine bounce and support than hybrids that rely mostly on foam. Encapsulation also gives firmer edges, so you can sit or sleep near the side without feeling you'll roll off. The heat regulating memory foam and airflow side supports should suit you if you tend to sleep hot, a common complaint with all-foam beds. It comes in sizes from UK Single up to Emperor and three EU sizes, and it sits in sensible mid-market territory. Yes, it's firmer than average, but that's a benefit for back and front sleepers who need spinal support.

Warm sleepers
Heat regulating memory foam on top and airflow side supports around the edges help keep air moving, which suits anyone who tends to overheat in bed.

Couples
The tall 16cm pocket spring layer keeps motion transfer low, so you are less likely to feel a restless partner turning over beside you.

Back sleepers
A Medium-Firm, 7/10 feel with a supportive spring core and high density foam layers gives the firmer, steadier support that suits sleeping on your back.

Front sleepers
Firmer support from the encapsulated springs and dense foam beneath helps stop your hips sinking too far, which suits lying on your front.

European bed frames
Three EU sizes are offered alongside the UK range, so you can pick a mattress that fits a continental frame without needing a custom order.

At Medium-Firm, 7/10, this isn't the best pick for lightweight side sleepers, who may find it a little too firm on the shoulders and hips. If you love a deep, sink-in memory foam feel, the springy support here will feel too responsive for you.

How firm is the Otty Hybrid mattress?

Otty rates it Medium-Firm, or 7/10 on its firmness scale. In practice that means a supportive feel with a softer knitted surface layer, suiting back and front sleepers well, although lighter side sleepers may find it slightly too firm.

How many springs does the Otty Hybrid have?

Otty states the mattress contains up to 2,000 encapsulated pocket springs, with the exact number depending on the size you buy. The springs themselves are 16cm tall, which is taller than you'll find in many hybrids and gives the mattress most of its support.

Does the Otty Hybrid come with a trial period?

Yes. Buying from Otty directly gets you a 100-night trial, so you can sleep on it at home before committing, plus a 10-year guarantee for longer-term peace of mind.

How long does Otty Hybrid delivery take?

Otty offers free two-man delivery as standard, with most mainland UK orders arriving within 2 to 4 working days. Scotland can take up to 10 working days, as can Northern Ireland, where a charge applies and old mattress collection isn't available. Room of choice delivery and mattress removal cost extra.

Is the Otty Hybrid good for hot sleepers?

It's designed with warm sleepers in mind. The memory foam layer is heat regulating, and the airflow side supports help air move through the mattress. The tall spring layer also allows more airflow than an all-foam design, so it should sleep cooler than a typical memory foam mattress.