PlushBeds Luxury Bliss: an organic latex hybrid, reviewed
The Luxury Bliss is PlushBeds’ hybrid: a certified-organic latex comfort layer over a fabric-encased coil core. You get coil support and bounce, and a price well below the brand’s all-latex beds.
It is the value pick in the range. Choose it if you like the supportive, springy feel of coils and want stronger edges, and if the all-latex Botanical Bliss is more than you want to spend.
Skip it if you specifically want a pure all-latex build, if you want to adjust firmness after delivery (only the Botanical Bliss offers that), or if a coil core is a dealbreaker.
As with every bed here, we describe materials and feel, not health benefits.
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Best value organic hybrid
PlushBeds Luxury Bliss Latex Hybrid Mattress
12 inch, Medium or Med-Firm, Twin to Split King, organic latex over fabric-encased coils
Queen $1,374 (Twin from $799)
The Luxury Bliss is PlushBeds' hybrid: a 2 inch GOLS-certified organic latex comfort layer over a 9 inch fabric-encased coil core, under a GOTS organic cotton and wool cover. It stays certified organic where you touch it, and adds GreenGuard Gold, eco-INSTITUT and Control Union.
The coils are the point. They add the supportive bounce and stronger edges that all-latex beds lack, and the coil count scales with size, 1,057 in a queen.
Because coils are cheaper than a thick latex core, the Luxury Bliss undercuts the all-latex Botanical Bliss by a wide margin, often around half the price on sale. You keep the certified-organic comfort layer and cover; you trade some of the pure-latex feel for coil support.
The safety net is the full one: a 365-night money-back trial and a lifetime warranty, the same as on the beds at the top of the range.
Keep in mind: There is no comfort exchange on this model, so the firmness you order is the firmness you keep. Custom firmness has to be arranged by phone before the order goes in, not after delivery.
Best for: Someone who wants coil support and bounce with a certified-organic comfort layer, at a much lower price than an all-latex bed.
Key specifications
| Type | Latex hybrid (organic latex over encased coils) |
|---|---|
| Construction | 1 inch GOTS cotton and wool cover, 2 inch GOLS organic Arpico latex, 9 inch fabric-encased coil core |
| Height | 12 inch |
| Firmness | Medium or Med-Firm (custom by phone) |
| Sizes | Twin to Split King |
| Certifications | GOLS, GOTS, GreenGuard Gold, eco-INSTITUT, Control Union |
| Trial | 365-night money-back ($99 fee if returned before 30 days) |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
The coil count, size by size
The coil core is what you are paying for instead of a third layer of latex, so it is worth knowing how much of it you actually get. PlushBeds publishes the count per size in the product page FAQ, and we read the following on 8 August 2026.
| Size | Fabric-encased coils | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | 682 | $799 |
| Twin XL | 722 | $1,049 |
| Full | 896 | $1,224 |
| Queen | 1,057 | $1,374 |
| King | 1,283 | $1,524 |
| Cal King | 1,280 | $1,524 |
| Split King | 1,444 | $2,024 |
Two details fall out of putting those two columns side by side. A Cal King has three fewer coils than a King at the same price, which is a consequence of the narrower, longer shape rather than a downgrade. And the Split King is two separate twin XL units, which is why the coil count jumps and the price does too. Medium and Med-Firm cost the same at every size.
One number PlushBeds does not publish is the coil gauge, the wire thickness, and we are not going to estimate it. Gauge is what tells you how firm and how durable a coil unit is, so a count without a gauge is half the specification.
That gap matters more here than it would on an all-latex bed, because a coil core is not the same as all-latex: you get less of the pure-latex float, and the coils are the part most likely to wear first.
If that matters to your decision, it is a question for the brand before you order rather than something you can read off the page. Prices and counts checked 8 August 2026, inside a countdown sale with no reference price shown, so we cannot state a discount figure.
The trial, and one thing to know before you search
The Luxury Bliss carries a 365-night money-back trial and a lifetime warranty. Returning it before day 30 costs a $99 convenience fee, and concierge removal of your old mattress is $149, both confirmed on the page on 8 August 2026.
Worth flagging because it will confuse you otherwise: on 8 August 2026 the product page body stated the 365-night return policy and the 365-night comfort exchange in three separate places, while the page title tag, the line that shows up in search results, read 100 nights.
We went with 365 because the body says it three times and it matches what we verified in July.
If you land on that page from a search result promising something shorter, the body of the page is the version to trust, and the trial length is worth confirming in writing before you order.
Who should skip it
- All-latex purists. If you want a solid latex core and none of the coils, the Botanical Bliss is the all-latex bed.
- Anyone who wants to adjust firmness later. The Luxury Bliss has no comfort exchange; set the firmness before you order.
- People who dislike bounce. Coils give a springier, more responsive feel than latex alone, which is a plus for some and a minus for others.
- Anyone shopping the top of the line. The handmade Royal Bliss layers wool, cashmere and alpaca over organic calico coils, with three heights to choose from.
If coil support at a lower price sounds right, though, it is the easy-value pick of the range.
Not sure the category is what you want yet? Our guide to what a hybrid mattress actually is explains why the word describes the core rather than the feel, and sets this bed against the all-latex one on exactly that difference.
New to latex, coils and firmness? Our materials guide and firm topper guide cover the same ideas at topper scale.
Common questions
How much is the PlushBeds Luxury Bliss?
It is one of the more affordable organic beds PlushBeds makes, because the coil core costs less than a thick latex one. A twin runs $799, a queen $1,374 and a king $1,524, re-checked 8 August 2026 against the brand own product data and unchanged. We no longer print the regular price or savings figure beside them, because those move while the prices you pay do not.
Is the Luxury Bliss all latex or a hybrid?
It is a hybrid. A 2 inch GOLS-certified organic latex comfort layer sits on top of a 9 inch fabric-encased coil core, under a GOTS organic cotton and wool cover. So the surface you sleep on is organic latex, but the support comes from coils rather than a solid latex core, which is what makes it cheaper and bouncier than the all-latex Botanical Bliss.
Luxury Bliss or Botanical Bliss?
Choose the Luxury Bliss if you want coil support and bounce, stronger edges, and a lower price. Choose the all-latex Botanical Bliss if you want the pure-latex float, the option to adjust firmness with a free comfort exchange, and an all-latex build with no coils. Both share the organic certifications, the lifetime warranty and a long trial; the difference is coils versus a solid latex core.
What firmness options does the Luxury Bliss have?
Medium and Med-Firm, with custom firmness available by phone before you order. Unlike the Botanical Bliss, it does not include a free comfort exchange to swap layers after delivery, so it is worth getting the firmness right up front. Medium is the more popular choice across PlushBeds beds.