Firmness
Medium
Type
Hybrid
Depth (cm)
28
Number of Layers
3
Trial Period (nights)
Warranty (years)
20
Price Range
£749 to £1,199
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.
Choose this if you like a softer initial feel with proper support underneath. The memory foam pillow top and two further foam layers cradle you and mould to your shape, while the pocket springs beneath respond independently to your weight, which means less partner disturbance and better spinal alignment than a basic open-coil design. In the king size there are 2300 springs; the listing doesn't detail counts for other sizes. At £749 upwards it's a considered purchase, but the construction and the retailer-stated 20-year guarantee help justify the outlay. The medium firmness suits most sleepers, although heavier back sleepers wanting a firmer surface may find it a little too yielding.
Key Features & what's inside
- Memory foam pillow top. A built-in memory foam pillow top provides cushioning softness the moment you lie down. Because it's integrated, there's no topper to shift about or replace.
- Memory foam layers. Two further layers of memory foam gently cradle your body and mould to its shape. This is what gives that slow, contouring hug memory foam is known for, which some love and hot sleepers sometimes find warm.
- Pocket springs. In the king size, 2300 individually pocketed springs sit beneath the foam, each responding independently to your body's shape and weight. That means support where you need it and less motion transfer to your partner.
Layer details from furniturevillage.co.uk product page, September 2026.
Who's it NOT for?
If you sleep hot, three layers of memory foam may hold more warmth than you'd like. Anyone wanting a firm, springy surface should look elsewhere: this is a medium with a contouring pillow top. And because the pillow top is built in, you can't flip it, only rotate.
Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300 Mattress
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How firm is the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300?
It's a medium. That middle-ground feel suits most back and side sleepers, softened further by the built-in memory foam pillow top. Lightweight sleepers will sink in comfortably, although those who prefer a firmer, more supportive surface may find it slightly too plush.
How many springs does the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300 have?
The Furniture Village listing states 2300 individually pocketed springs in the king size. Counts for other sizes aren't detailed, and smaller mattresses typically contain fewer springs, so it's sensible to check with the retailer for the size you're buying.
Does the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300 come with a guarantee?
Furniture Village lists a 20-year guarantee, which is longer than most brands offer. Because that's stated on the retailer's page rather than Sleepeezee's own, confirm the guarantee terms with whichever retailer you buy from before ordering.
How deep is the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300 mattress?
It's 28cm deep, a generous depth thanks to the built-in pillow top. Standard fitted sheets usually stretch to this, but if yours are shallow you may want deep-fitted sheets. The extra depth reflects the layered foam and pocket spring construction.
What sizes does the Sleepeezee Hybrid Pro 2300 come in?
Five UK sizes: Single, Small Double, Double, King and Super King. Prices range from £749 to £1,199 depending on the size you choose.
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