Guest room Mattress, Choosing a Size for Your Spare Room: Innerspring With ComfortProbably the biggest choice you have for a guest room mattress is choosing the size. Most will choose either a full size or a queen size set. Often people will buy a new mattress for the master bedroom and use their old mattress for their guest room.
Guest Room- Choosing a MattressIf you decide that you need a new mattress for your Spare Room, a mattress at the lower end is what most people shop for. Don't buy the cheapest mattress you can find! A good moderate priced mattress can last you 20 years, because it is generally used less often.Another consideration, is if on occasion, you might find yourself sleeping in the Guest Room, a little more comfortable mattress might be necessary. It is not uncommon that a sleeping partner disturbs the other with snoring or constant movement that it might necessitate retreating to the guest room for a night of undisturbed sleep. If this might be the case, a more comfortable mattress might be better. Most people will choose an Innerspring mattress for their guest room. InnerSpring Mattress Comfort and Price PointsAgain, don’t choose the least expensive mattress in a showroom. A step up of $100 to $200 dollars can be a decent mattress and more worthwhile.Recommended Price Range: Full Mattress Set: $399-$799 Queen Mattress Set: $499-$899 The bottom end of these ranges will generally have a Bonnell Coil System with a fair amount of comfort foam. The higher end of this price range will get you into the low end of a premium mattresses which means a more supportive spring system and more foam layers. How You Can Make a Guestroom Mattress More Comfortable- Cheap!
Maybe A Futon?FutonsThis is another choice for a guest room /office room. If you decide on a futon, choose a durable frame and a mattress with a spring or foam core. Inexpensive futon mattress that are filled with cotton/matting/fiber will compress very quickly and are not comfortable at all. Guest Room Mattresses: Where to shop.
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