Quick Answer: This is part two of our Sleep In mattress coverage. We reviewed Casey, Elena, Lauren, and Whitney in our first guide. Here we cover 8 additional models from $450 to $1,350 Queen: Restopedic, Velvet Rose, Spring Free, Paradise, Amenity, Leisure Sleep, Esha, and Bella. The Amenity at $750 is the best all-around choice for most sleepers who want reliable mid-range comfort.
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Sleep In Inc. is a Canadian mattress manufacturer based in Scarborough, Ontario. We carry their full lineup at Mattress Miracle because the build quality consistently matches or exceeds mattresses from larger brands at equivalent price points. This guide covers the 8 models not included in our original Sleep In review.
Restopedic Orthopedic ($450 Queen): Firm Therapeutic Support
The Restopedic is Sleep In's therapeutic option. Firm support with reduced pressure points, designed for back and stomach sleepers who need a surface that keeps the spine in neutral alignment rather than allowing the hips to sink.
At $450 Queen, this is the most affordable Sleep In mattress in the extended range. The orthopedic designation means a firmer comfort layer over a supportive coil system. If you've been told by a physiotherapist or chiropractor that you need a firmer sleep surface, this is where to start without spending $700 or more.
Not appropriate for side sleepers who need pressure relief at the shoulders and hips. Side sleepers should look at the Velvet Rose or Spring Free instead.
Velvet Rose ($540 Queen): Plush Medium Comfort
The Velvet Rose delivers a medium comfort level under a plush velvet-feel cover. The surface feels softer than the firmness rating suggests because of the cover fabric, which gives an initial impression of luxury softness while the underlying support system maintains proper spinal alignment.
Good for side sleepers who need pressure relief at the shoulders and hips, and for couples where one partner sleeps on their side and the other on their back. The medium comfort level is the most universally acceptable firmness for shared beds.
Spring Free Euro Top ($600 Queen): All-Foam, Zero Motion Transfer
The Spring Free Euro Top eliminates springs entirely. Layered foam construction with a euro top finish means zero motion transfer, which is the primary reason to choose an all-foam mattress over a hybrid or innerspring design.
Why Zero Motion Transfer Matters
In a spring-based mattress, movement on one side transfers through the coil system to the other side. Pocket coils reduce this but don't eliminate it. An all-foam mattress absorbs motion locally because there's no interconnected system to transmit energy. If your partner's tossing and turning wakes you up, an all-foam design like the Spring Free addresses that problem directly. The trade-off is that all-foam mattresses can sleep warmer than spring-based designs because there's no air circulation through a coil layer. The euro top adds a comfort layer that conforms to the shoulders and hips, making this suitable for side sleepers.
Also a practical choice for allergy sufferers. All-foam construction lacks the natural fibre components (wool, cotton batting) found in some spring mattresses that can harbour dust mites.
Paradise ($645 Queen): Roll-Packed Convenience
The Paradise is Sleep In's bed-in-a-box option: compressed, roll-packed, and shipped directly to your door. Despite the compressed shipping, this is a full Sleep In mattress with pocket coils, quality foam layers, and proper support. It's not a compromised design to fit in a box.
The roll-packed format matters for apartment living, tight stairways, and any situation where manoeuvring a full-size mattress is impractical. The Paradise expands to full size within 24 to 48 hours of unboxing. Available in Double, Queen, and King.
Compare with the many bed-in-a-box brands that sell only online. The difference: you can try the Paradise at our Brantford showroom before buying, and you're purchasing from a Canadian manufacturer with a physical presence, not a startup with a warehouse and a marketing budget.
Amenity ($750 Queen): The Mid-Range Sweet Spot
The Amenity is the mattress we recommend most often for people who want quality without the premium price tag. Medium-firm comfort that works for all sleep positions, built with materials that hold up year after year.
Why the Amenity Works for Most People
The Amenity occupies the firmness middle ground that satisfies the widest range of sleepers. It's firm enough for back sleepers who need spinal support, soft enough for side sleepers who need pressure relief, and supportive enough for combination sleepers who change position throughout the night. At $750 Queen, it offers the construction quality of mattresses in the $900 to $1,100 range from major brands. If you're shopping for a mattress that just works, without chasing a specific feature or firmness extreme, this is the one to try first.
Leisure Sleep Premium ($990 Queen): Luxury Feel
The Leisure Sleep Premium is Sleep In's entry into the luxury category. Premium materials throughout, with a comfort-first design for people who prioritise how a mattress feels over technical specifications.
Available in Double, Queen, and King. At $990 Queen, this sits below the Esha and Bella while delivering a noticeably different feel from the Amenity. The step up from the Amenity ($750) to the Leisure Sleep ($990) is primarily in the quality and thickness of the comfort layers, which translates to a more enveloping, luxurious initial feel.
Esha Premium ($1,050 Queen): Flagship Comfort
The Esha Premium is Sleep In's flagship mattress. Deep contouring at the shoulders and hips for side sleepers, with the build quality and material selection that justify the premium price. This is the mattress Sleep In builds to showcase what they can do.
The Esha is for discerning sleepers who can feel the difference between adequate and excellent. If you've slept on a $1,500 to $2,000 mattress from a major brand and want that level of comfort at a Canadian-made price point, the Esha is the comparison to make.
Bella Tight Top ($1,350 Queen): Premium Firm
The Bella Tight Top is the firm version of Sleep In's premium Bella line. "Tight top" means the comfort layer is integrated flush with the mattress surface rather than being a separate pillow top or euro top that sits above the edge. This creates a firmer, more defined sleep surface.
The Bella also comes in a pillow top version (the pillow top adds a raised cushion layer for a softer, plush feel). The tight top is specifically for sleepers who want premium construction and materials with a firm feel. Back sleepers and stomach sleepers who want luxury-grade support without softness should try this model.
At $1,350 Queen, this is Sleep In's most expensive model in our showroom. The price reflects the material quality, not a brand markup. Compare with firm options from Restonic, Sealy, or Beautyrest at equivalent price points.
All 12 Sleep In Models Compared
Complete Sleep In Lineup (Queen Prices)
- Whitney ($355): Flippable, firm/medium. Budget pick. Reviewed
- Restopedic ($450): Orthopedic, firm. Therapeutic support.
- Casey ($530): Double-sided hybrid. Best value. Reviewed
- Velvet Rose ($540): Plush cover, medium. Side sleepers.
- Spring Free ($600): All-foam, euro top. Zero motion transfer.
- Paradise ($645): Roll-packed. Apartments, tight spaces.
- Elena ($690): Latex/gel, tight top. Cooling. Reviewed
- Amenity ($750): Medium-firm. Best all-around choice.
- Lauren ($850): Euro top. Premium comfort. Reviewed
- Leisure Sleep ($990): Premium luxury feel.
- Esha ($1,050): Flagship. Deep contouring.
- Bella Tight Top ($1,350): Premium firm. Top of the line.
Try All 12 at Our Showroom
We stock every Sleep In model at our Brantford showroom. The only way to know which firmness and comfort level works for you is to lie on them. We recommend spending at least 5 minutes on each option in your primary sleep position. Bring your partner if you share a bed — what feels right for one person often doesn't for the other. We have been helping Brantford families find the right mattress since 1997.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Sleep In mattresses made?
Sleep In Inc. manufactures all their mattresses in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada. Canadian-made means shorter supply chains, responsive quality control, and support for domestic manufacturing. It also means warranty claims are handled domestically rather than through an overseas manufacturer.
What is the difference between the Amenity and the Leisure Sleep?
The Amenity ($750 Queen) provides reliable mid-range comfort with a medium-firm feel suitable for all sleep positions. The Leisure Sleep ($990 Queen) uses premium materials throughout for a noticeably more luxurious feel, particularly in the comfort layers. The step up is in material quality and thickness. If budget allows, try both at our showroom — the difference is apparent within the first minute of lying on each.
Is the Paradise as good as a non-compressed mattress?
Yes. The Paradise uses the same pocket coil and foam construction as Sleep In's standard-delivery mattresses. The roll-packing is a shipping method, not a design compromise. The mattress needs 24 to 48 hours to fully expand after unboxing. Once expanded, it performs identically to a mattress that was never compressed. The advantage is delivery convenience for apartments, tight stairways, and remote locations.
Which Sleep In mattress is best for back pain?
The Restopedic ($450 Queen) is specifically designed for therapeutic support with a firm feel that maintains spinal alignment. For people who need support but find firm mattresses uncomfortable, the Amenity ($750 Queen) provides medium-firm support with enough comfort layer to relieve pressure points. If you have chronic back pain, we recommend trying both and consulting with your healthcare provider about which firmness level is appropriate for your condition.
How does Sleep In compare to major mattress brands?
Sleep In mattresses are manufactured in Canada with comparable or better materials than major brands at equivalent price points. The price difference comes from lower marketing overhead, no franchising costs, and direct-to-retailer distribution. A $750 Sleep In Amenity uses materials comparable to $1,000 to $1,200 mattresses from Sealy, Serta, or Beautyrest. We carry multiple brands and can show you the comparison side by side at our showroom.
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