Sleepeezee Mattress

I’ve had the chance to review 2 Sleepeezee beds from the 2009 range, and while both the Casablanca and the Backcare Extreme were very comfortable, neither of them were exactly what I would choose if I was in the market for a new bed.

Which is why I was so happy when I was told that my demo Sleepeezee Baroness had arrived. Take a look at this and you’ll see what I mean.

Sleepeezee Baroness Divan Bed

Now, my bedroom doesn’t look as fancy as the one in the photo above, but for 4 glorious nights this bed did grace my bedroom. Here are some features to get you started:

• The Sleepeezee Baroness has 2000 pocket springs in the 5FT mattress. This means that your sleeping partner can host a bouncing contest on her side of the bed and you won’t notice a thing. My wife is pregnant and sleeps very restlessly. But even she commented that the Baroness was more comfortable than any other bed we’ve tried in the past few months.
• Usually a mattress takes a few nights to settle and become comfortable, but this wasn’t the case with the Baroness. It features silk and wool upholstery and settled immediately.
• Good looks at an affordable price. It almost seemed a shame to put linen on our demo bed. If I owned the Sleepeezee Baroness I would use some of the money I saved on the bed into research for transparent linen. It costs less than £600 for the Double set, so there would be a fair chunk of change to add to the research fund!
• Plenty of storage. You can choose between 2 drawers, 4 drawers or 4 Conti drawers with the complete Sleepeezee bed range (no 4-drawer option in the 3FT). Our demo had the 4-drawer Conti option which is very useful if you have bedside tables and don’t want to move them each time you need to open a drawer.
• Non-turn mattress. Being naturally lazy, the idea of a non-turn mattress appeals to me.

Price range: The Sleepeezee Baroness divan set is available in a 3FT, 4FT6, 5FT, 6FT and 6FT Zip & Link, and Bedstar currently have them on special for between £460 and £949, depending on your choice of options.

My overall verdict: If you like the idea of a medium tension pocketsprung bed and you expect high quality without having to mortgage your house, the Baroness is perfect for the job.

The only thing I didn’t like about my latest Sleepeezee bed was that I had to give it back.

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