I'd like to get a queen sized mattress for my guest room, but we can't spend a lot. I haven't purchased a mattress in years and have no idea where to go.
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We got a queen memory foam for our guest room from walmart.com for like 300 bucks. Its a little firm for me, but people who have used it have raved about it. There are a ton of cheap options on there if its just for a guest room
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Check out Big Lots.
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amazon! we have a memory foam one, now it's only $280 and ships free =)
http://www.amazon.com/LinenSpa-Viscoelastic-Mattress-25-Year-Warranty/dp/B00474X5DO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=395JYCGRYKU7P&coliid=I36305ZR7DD480 -
We just went to a local mattress store, but it was similar to a Sleepy's or something. I wanted to lay on it before buying.
People with cheaper memory foam mattresses, how long have you had them? DH had a tempurpedic knock off (like, totally sketchy, not a name brand that just wasn't tempurpedic) and it was SO comfortable for a few years, then pretty suddenly, it developed of a big dip in the middle that made it really hard to sleep in, especially with two people. Like, it was perfect for maybe 4 years and then BOOM, crater in the middle.
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We got our king memory foam on overstock for about 450. There are queens for about 350 with great reviews also. We've only had it for about 2 years and have no complaints so far. For 450, I can't complain. This is the exactly one I got: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Comfort-Dreams-Select-A-Firmness-11-inch-King-size-Memory-Foam-Mattress/3158655/product.html?keywords=11281323&searchtype=Header
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We got a queen sized mattress on sale from Sleepy's for like $200 or $250. I practically had to fistfight the salesman because he kept asking if we wanted the boxspring ("only $50 extra!") but our guest bed is one of those platform ones with the wooden slats, so no boxspring necessary.
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I also second Big Lots. I haven't bought a mattress there, but the last time I was there I was surprised (pleasantly) by the variety & selection they had, and it seemed to be reasonably priced.
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