The Wright hotel program puts our mattresses in hotel rooms across the country: more than 40 properties have Wright beds installed today, over 140 more are under contract, and that adds up to nearly 200 partner properties. Partners include The High Line Hotel and Gramercy Park Hotel in New York, Hotel Saint Augustine in Houston, and The Lost Kitchen in Freedom, Maine. Hotels like the High Line install the W2.15 Hybrid Mattress, the same bed we sell for home with a 120-night trial.

What is the Wright hotel program?

It's simple to describe: hotels buy our mattresses, put them in their rooms, and their guests sleep on them every night. When a guest wants to take the bed home, we make that easy too. Many partner properties have their own page on our site, like The High Line Hotel and The Rockaway Hotel, so guests can find the exact mattress from their stay.

For us the program is more than a sales channel. A hotel room is the most honest testing environment a mattress can have. Different bodies every night, hundreds of nights a year, with public reviews keeping score. When a property renews and orders more, that tells us something no showroom ever could.

Who are Wright's hotel partners?

Four properties we point to first, because they show the range:

The Gramercy Park Hotel deserves its own sentence. When it reopens in late 2026, its guests will be sleeping on Wright mattresses. We're building them now, and we'll be installing them later this summer.

Other named partners with Wright beds:

That's a partial list. With 140+ properties under contract and installations rolling out, the roster grows month by month.

What does being a hotel's mattress supplier actually involve?

More than shipping boxes. Before a hotel commits, its procurement side takes the product apart, sometimes literally. They ask what's in each layer and at what density. They ask about certifications: our foams are CertiPUR-US certified, low VOC, no harmful chemicals. They ask where it's made: foam poured and cut in Coweta County, Georgia, fabrics woven in Rockingham County, North Carolina. And they ask the money question, which is how the bed holds up, because a hotel replaces anything that fails at its own expense.

Hotels buy on three things: durability, guest ratings, and procurement standards. Feel matters, but a hotel can't buy on feel alone the way a showroom shopper might, because its bed has to work for every guest who checks in. That's a big part of why partners land on the W2.15 Hybrid: medium-firm, a copper-infused cooling top layer, and an 8-inch triple-zoned, triple heat-tempered pocket coil base with reinforced edge support. We go deeper on the vetting in why hotels choose Wright.

After the decision comes the unglamorous part: delivering and installing beds across a property, coordinating around occupancy, and standing behind every unit afterward. The same 15-year warranty that covers your bed at home covers sagging over half an inch, and we replace the mattress if it fails.

Can guests buy the bed they slept on?

Yes, and they do. Every mattress a partner hotel installs is a model we sell at wrightbedding.com: the W2.15 Hybrid from $1,515, or the all-foam W1.27 from $1,435. Same construction, same factory, not a contract-grade lookalike. Our guide to buying the hotel mattress walks through finding your model and size, and what mattress boutique hotels use covers how these properties choose in the first place.

Home buyers get things hotels don't need: a risk-free 120-night trial and free in-home installation with old-mattress removal. Details on all of it are in our trial, warranty, and delivery guide and on the Wright Bedding fact sheet.

Frequently asked questions

How many hotels use Wright mattresses?

More than 40 hotels have Wright mattresses installed today, and over 140 additional properties are under contract, for nearly 200 partner properties in total.

Which mattress do Wright partner hotels install?

Partner hotels including The High Line Hotel in New York install the 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 is the same model sold at wrightbedding.com.

Can I buy the mattress from a Wright partner hotel?

Yes. Hotels install the same models we sell for home use. The W2.15 Hybrid starts at $1,515 and the W1.27 Memory Foam starts at $1,435, both with a 120-night trial, a 15-year warranty, and free in-home installation in the US and Canada.

How can my hotel become a Wright partner?

Email hello@wrightbedding.com or call 800-240-5203. We work with properties from a handful of cabins to full-scale city hotels.

Sleep on what the hotels chose

Take 120 nights to decide at home. Shipping and in-home installation are free in the US and Canada, old mattress hauled away. The W2.15 Hybrid is the hotel pick; the W1.27 Memory Foam is its all-foam sibling.