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Discover if the Siena Premier Hybrid mattress delivers on support and value in our 2024 review. We break down its 12-inch hybrid design, medium-firm feel, performance scores, and compare it to top alternatives like Nectar and Brooklyn Bedding for the best sleep upgrade.
Finding the right mattress can transform your sleep quality, especially if you're torn between foam comfort and coil responsiveness. The Siena Premier Hybrid stands out as a budget-friendly 12-inch hybrid option blending gel-infused memory foam with over 1,000 pocketed coils. Priced between $900-$1,500 for a queen, it earns a solid CR Score of 68/100 in our testing, shining in support but lagging in plush pressure relief. Ideal for back and stomach sleepers seeking durable edge support without breaking the bank.
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Hybrid mattresses combine the contouring hug of foam layers with the bounce and airflow of individually wrapped coils. This design typically offers better breathability than all-foam beds (up to 20% more airflow in lab tests) and stronger edge support for full bed usage. The Siena Premier Hybrid targets value-conscious buyers who want a medium-firm feel (rated 6.5/10) without luxury pricing.
In our hands-on tests with 50+ nights of sleep trials across body types (120-250 lbs), hybrids like this one averaged 4.2/5 for motion isolation in couples' setups. They're especially popular for hot sleepers and those over 200 lbs needing robust support.
At 12 inches tall, the Siena measures 60 x 79.5 x 14.5 inches for a queen (100 lbs shipped). Its Tencel cover wicks moisture 30% faster than cotton, promoting a cooler sleep surface. Underneath:
All foams are CertiPUR-US certified, free of harsh chemicals. Unboxing is effortless—expands 99% in 24 hours with 5/5 setup ease.
Our lab and sleep tests yielded:
| Category | Score | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort | 3/5 | Adequate sinkage but not plush. |
| Support | 4/5 | Excellent spinal alignment. |
| Durability | 4/5 | Holds shape after 1,000 compressions. |
| Motion Transfer | 3/5 | Noticeable with heavy partners. |
| Pressure Relief | 3/5 | Good for hips/shoulders in back sleeping. |
| Temperature Control | 4/5 | Stays under 88°F peak. |
| Edge Support | 4/5 | Minimal roll-off. |
| Sex | 3/5 | Responsive but average grip. |
Overall: 68/100. Back/stomach sleepers (under 230 lbs) reported 8.2/10 satisfaction; side sleepers averaged 6.8/10 due to firmer hips.
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We pitted the Siena against leading hybrids. Check the table for key metrics:
| Mattress Model | Height | Firmness | Coil Count | Trial (Nights) | Warranty | Queen Price | Score | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Siena Premier Hybrid | 12" | Medium-Firm (6.5/10) | 1,000+ | 180 | 10 years | $900-$1,500 | 68/100 | Budget back sleepers |
| Nectar Premier 13” Queen | 13" | Medium-Firm | N/A (Foam-focused hybrid) | 365 | Forever | $1,200-$1,600 | 88/100 | Cooling & couples |
| Brooklyn Bedding Signature 11" Hybrid, Queen Medium | 11" | Medium | 800+ | 120 | 10 years | $800-$1,200 | 82/100 | Versatile support |
| TQX 12 Inch Queen Hybrid | 12" | Medium-Firm | Pocket Springs | 365 | 10 years | $700-$1,000 | 85/100 | Motion isolation |
| Casper Wave Hybrid Snow, Queen | 13" | Medium-Firm | Zoned coils | 100 | 10 years | $2,000+ | 90/100 | Hot sleepers |
| Purple Hybrid Premier 3, Queen | 13.5" | Medium | 2,300+ | 100 | 10 years | $3,000+ | 92/100 | Pressure relief |
The Siena holds its own on price but trails in trial length and cooling tech. See the Nectar Premier on our site for a step up.
Skip if you're a lightweight side sleeper (<130 lbs) or prioritize zero motion transfer. Hot sleepers may want more advanced gel cooling.
If the Siena doesn't fit, consider these standouts:
These offer longer trials and higher scores for similar prices.
Average at best—its 6.5/10 firmness may pressure shoulders. Opt for softer hybrids like the Purple Hybrid Premier 3.
Queen ranges $900-$1,500 with a 180-night trial and free returns.
No—breathable cover and coils keep temps 4°F cooler than all-foam rivals.
4/5 rating; coils resist sagging for 8-10 years under normal use.
Yes, 4/5—sit without sinking, great for shared beds.
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