3 luxury hotel mattresses that are worth their price tag in the Presidents' Day sales — up to $995 off

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For this high-quality sleep experience, hotel mattresses are typically expensive.

Here are the three we think are worth their price tag in today’s sales…

Image shows the Ritz-Carlton mattress on a brown quilted leather bed frame, with a blue price drop image overlaid on the bottom left hand corner

Created after months of development, it introduced a revolution in hotel mattress comfort.

Resort beds tend to be premium buys, and the Ritz-Carlton bed is expensive even for a hotel mattress.

The Ritz-Carlton bed comes with a 10-year warranty.

1. Westin Heavenly Bed:was $1645now $1069.25 at Westin Heavenly

This is similar to the luxury experience we expect from direct-to-consumer sleep brands such as Saatva.

Dedicated side sleepers might prefer the contouring Plush feel, while stomach sleepers should consider the Firm build.

2. Ritz-Carlton Mattress:was $2,390now $1,792.50 at Ritz-Carlton

3. Four Seasons Signature Mattresstwin $2,700 at Four Seasons with free sheets or duvet cover set

Image shows the Helix Midnight Elite mattress placed on a natural bedframe in an opulent bedroom with soft lighting

The Westin Heavenly Bed hotel mattress and bedding in a Westin hotel room, a Tom�s Guide price drop deals graphic (right)

A woman sits on the foot of a Saatva Classic Mattress in a bedroom, a Tom�s Guide price drop deals graphic (right)

A white mattress on the bed with cream pillows and duvet in a bedroom with a blue painted wall with a shelf and two potted plants next to it.

A split image featuring the Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress on the left and the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid on the right, leading into the DreamCloud Luxury Hybrid vs Nectar Classic showdown

The Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Adapt mattress on a bed frame in a bedroom, a man and his young sun sitting on top of it, smiling. A Tom�s Guide price drop deals graphic (right)