If you slept unusually well at a boutique hotel recently, there's a real chance the bed was a Wright. More than 40 hotels install our mattresses, including The High Line Hotel in New York, which uses the W2.15 Hybrid Mattress. You can buy the exact same mattress at wrightbedding.com starting at $1,515, sleep on it at home for 120 nights, and return it for a full refund if it's not the bed you remember.
How do I find out if my hotel bed was a Wright?
Four ways, fastest first:
1. Check the partner roster on our hotel program page. Named partners include The High Line Hotel and Gramercy Park Hotel in New York, Hotel Saint Augustine in Houston's Montrose neighborhood, The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine, Urban Cowboy in Nashville and Brooklyn, The Whitney Hotel in Boston, The Deacon in Philadelphia, The Maidstone in East Hampton, Hotel Lilien in Tannersville, New York, and more. And a note on the Gramercy: when the Gramercy Park Hotel reopens in late 2026, its guests will be sleeping on Wright mattresses. We're building them now.
2. Look for the hotel's page on our site. Many partners have one, like The High Line Hotel, The Rockaway Hotel, and The Lost Kitchen.
3. Ask the front desk. Boutique hotels get the mattress question constantly and staff usually know the answer on the spot.
4. Ask us. Email hello@wrightbedding.com or call 800-240-5203 with the property name and we'll tell you whether it's a partner and which model is in the rooms.
Which Wright model was in my room?
Partner hotels install the W2.15 Hybrid. The High Line Hotel has it in its rooms, and it's the model to start with if your reference point is a hotel stay. It's 12 inches tall: a copper-infused memory foam top layer with an active thermaphase cooling surface, two ZeroG transition layers, and an 8-inch triple-zoned, triple heat-tempered pocket coil base with reinforced edge support. Medium-firm, responsive, with a little bounce.
If you love that feel but lean toward a slower, all-foam hug with almost no motion transfer, our W1.27 Memory Foam Mattress is the other option. The differences are laid out in our W1.27 vs W2.15 comparison.
How much does the hotel mattress cost?
| Size | W2.15 Hybrid (the hotel pick) | W1.27 Memory Foam |
|---|---|---|
| Twin | $1,515 | $1,435 |
| Twin XL | $1,595 | $1,515 |
| Full | $1,755 | $1,675 |
| Queen | $2,155 | $1,995 |
| King | $2,475 | $2,395 |
| Split King | $2,715 | $2,635 |
Financing is available through Affirm at rates as low as 0% APR. Shipping is free either way you take delivery: free in-home installation anywhere in the US and Canada with old-mattress removal, or free UPS express to your door in 2 to 7 business days.
Is it really the same mattress as the hotel's?
Yes. Hotels buy the same W2.15 we sell to homes, built in the same place: foam poured and cut in Coweta County, Georgia, fabrics woven in Rockingham County, North Carolina. There's no contract-grade version with cheaper foam under the same name. That matters because a lot of hotel-brand mattress programs sell retail models that differ from what's actually on the hotel floor. What you slept on is what ships.
You also get terms the hotel doesn't need: a 120-night home trial and a 15-year warranty that covers sagging or indentation over half an inch with a free replacement. Full details are in our trial, warranty, and delivery guide.
What if it doesn't feel like it did at the hotel?
Give it a fair run. Two things change between a hotel room and your bedroom. First, the foundation: hotels put mattresses on firm, flat bases, so if your box spring at home is old or saggy, the same mattress will feel different. The W2.15 and W1.27 work on any flat surface, including adjustable bases. Second, new-mattress break-in is real; foams settle into their intended feel over the first weeks.
That's what the 120-night trial is for. Sleep on it through a full season. If it's still not right, we refund you in full and pick the mattress up at our expense, no questions asked. Curious why hotels landed on this bed in the first place? That story is in why hotels choose Wright and what mattress boutique hotels use, and every number on this page is on the Wright Bedding fact sheet.
Frequently asked questions
What mattress does The High Line Hotel use?
The High Line Hotel in New York City uses the Wright W2.15 Hybrid Mattress, a 12-inch medium-firm hybrid with a copper-infused cooling top layer and a triple-zoned pocket coil base. It sells at wrightbedding.com for $2,155 in queen.
How do I know if my hotel used a Wright mattress?
Check the partner roster at wrightbedding.com, look for the hotel's page on our site, ask the front desk, or email hello@wrightbedding.com with the property name and we will confirm the model.
Is the mattress I buy the same as the one in the hotel?
Yes. Partner hotels install the same W2.15 Hybrid we sell for home use, made in the same Georgia facility. There is no separate contract version.
How fast can I get the mattress after my trip?
Free UPS express delivery arrives in 2 to 7 business days, or you can schedule free in-home installation anywhere in the US and Canada, which includes removal of your old mattress.
Can I finance the mattress?
Yes. Financing is available through Affirm at rates as low as 0% APR, so you can spread payments out instead of paying all at once.
Bring the hotel bed home
120 nights to decide, free shipping and free in-home installation in the US and Canada, old mattress hauled away. Get the W2.15 Hybrid the hotels install, or the all-foam W1.27.