Where in and around Worcester can I find a cheap (under $500) mattress?

Submitted by aKaake t3_11lt6c5 in WorcesterMA

EDIT: found one! Thank you for all the helpful suggestions!! Ended up finding a Beauty rest at Mattress Firm right in Worcester:)

Hey! I'm looking for a decent queen mattress for under $500. I checked Mattress Firm yesterday, and the one they had in stock was meh, and Bobs was a hard no, especially since they have a $100 delivery fee.

Google isn't my friend today and I need help! Is there anywhere else in town? Or maybe Auburn, Shrewsbury, or West Boylston? I'd rather not order it from Amazon.

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aphrolyn t1_jbe062i wrote

I’ve seen some on the side of the road pretty recently. Free.

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Business_Fly_5746 t1_jbe0bn4 wrote

I don't have a direct answer to your question, but when we bought my daughter's mattress we had the same issue. I ended up buying a mid grade one at Bob's for pretty cheap and then invested in a really nice mattress topper from amazon that had about 4" of purple foam padding. She now has the most comfortable bed in the house, even compared to the nicer mattresses.

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sammydee44 t1_jbe2q7v wrote

  1. delivery fee? For a mattress. Ugh That explains the mattresses tied to car roofs on 290
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Donebrach t1_jbe2x4l wrote

Zinus brand off Amazon is pretty decent and cheap. Delivers in a compressed box. My hybrid spring/memory foam queen was like $350

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otnh t1_jbe5hrc wrote

Boxdrop in Worcester. You need to message them for an appointment good selection and prices and showroom.

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Quirky_Butterfly_946 t1_jbeefs1 wrote

Replying to Donebrach (#2,184,698)

I bought my memory foam mattress off Amazon and it was also inexpensive under $300. I've had it for over 10 yrs and it's still as comfy as ever.

Why would I go to a mattress store and pay thousands when you can find a great mattress on Amazon that is delivered to your door for free.

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wsdog t1_jbeowa7 wrote

Don't cheap out on the mattress. Try some internet-delivery , they have decent prices. Or you can try your luck on craigslist. I snatched a ~2.5k mattress for a few hundreds once :)

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BendyBones t1_jbfe8s6 wrote

100 percent sinus. It feels identical to mattresses I've paid thousands for and they're so much easier to transport.

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FIFAFanboy2023 t1_jbfpuqy wrote

Woo-Town furniture had a good selection of lightly used mattresses when I took someone there. Clean enough I would have bought one if I needed it.

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SHENTAMA t1_jbfuru6 wrote

same exact situation. I end up buying from ikea $250 mattress along with other furniture. It’s pretty decent. Shipping costs $40

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thisoneiaskquestions t1_jbgd9pj wrote

Replying to yum-yum-mom (#2,184,656)

From what I've seen bjs always has them, or can easily and quickly get then from a nearby store. They're pretty cheap to. Of course you need the membership but see if you can get the $25 new member deal with some googling for an online coupon, or, the $50 might be worth it cuz their mattresses are so cheap.

I bought a Seally king pillow top there like 5 years ago for 400$. It's been fantastic, and at the time, retailed for around $2300 at other places by the model number.

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ShadowNova45 t1_jbguyd7 wrote

Big Lots has some decent mattresses. Plus you get a 15% coupon for signing up for a new account (Rewards thing not credit)

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limegreenskittle t1_jbhehtz wrote

Check out re-store, sometimes they have VERY lightly used or brand new items

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Tothemoon019 t1_jbi09yl wrote

Costco has Casper mattress’s for sale and they deliver. Plus their return policy is great.

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masshole4life t1_jbi0mky wrote

if you are a heavy person beware of rave reviews from skinny people. a heavy person can sag a crap mattress in a year while all the skinny people are raving about how many years they've had it.

if you're not worried about that then most bed in a box type mattresses will probably be fine.

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