Firmness
Medium
Type
Pocket Spring
Depth (cm)
26
Number of Layers
3
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
10
Price Range
£599 to £899
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 the Ashcott 2000 if breathability and natural fillings sit near the top of your list. The wool comfort layers contour gently to your shape, which means good pressure relief without that sunken, hugged-in feel some memory foam gives. Underneath, up to 2,000 pocket springs in the king size work independently, so you and a partner shouldn't disturb each other much when one of you turns over. The medium feel suits most back and side sleepers. It's hypoallergenic too, a genuine plus if dust or dander tends to set you off. At £599 to £899 it isn't cheap, but natural wool fillings and pocket springs at this depth justify the spend for many buyers.
Key Features & what's inside
- Cover. A Belgian damask viscose sleep surface that feels silky soft against the skin. It's highly breathable, which means a fresher, drier sleeping environment through the night.
- Comfort fillings. Deep layers of sustainable, locally sourced British wool that gently contour your curves. Wool breathes brilliantly yet stays cosy, and it has a naturally bouncy quality that makes moving around easier than on foam.
- Support system. Up to 2,000 pocket springs in the king-size model, each working independently. That means targeted pressure relief and responsive support that adjusts to where your body actually needs it.
Layer details from mattressnextday.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If you like the slow-sinking hug of memory foam, the wool and springs here will feel too springy. Sleepers who need a firm, unyielding surface may find the medium feel a little soft. And with no trial period mentioned on the retailer's listing, cautious first-time buyers may prefer a mattress they can return after sleeping on it.
Relyon Ashcott 2000 Wool Mattress
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Is the Relyon Ashcott 2000 good for hot sleepers?
Yes, it's a strong choice. The comfort layers are British wool, which is naturally breathable, and the Belgian damask viscose cover is designed to keep the sleep surface fresher. Together they move heat and moisture away far better than most synthetic fillings, so warm sleepers should stay noticeably more comfortable.
How firm is the Relyon Ashcott 2000 Wool mattress?
It's rated medium. That suits most back sleepers and side sleepers, giving enough give at the shoulders and hips while the pocket springs keep your spine supported. Very heavy sleepers or dedicated stomach sleepers who prefer a firmer surface may want something with more resistance.
How many springs does the Relyon Ashcott 2000 have?
The king-size model has up to 2,000 pocket springs. Each spring moves independently, which means support is targeted to your body and movement on one side of the bed transfers less to the other, helpful if you share with a restless partner. Smaller sizes will contain fewer springs.
Does the Relyon Ashcott 2000 come with a guarantee or trial?
Mattressnextday lists a 10-year guarantee with this mattress. No sleep trial is mentioned on that listing, so check the terms with whichever retailer you buy from before ordering, as guarantees and trials can differ between shops.
What sizes does the Relyon Ashcott 2000 come in?
It's available in UK Single, Double, King and Super King, with prices ranging from £599 to £899 depending on the size you choose. The mattress is 26cm deep across the range, so standard fitted sheets should work without any trouble.
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