How much does a good mattress cost in Portugal? It's one of the most common questions — and the answer depends on what we mean by "good." In this article, we explain what influences the price of a mattress and how much you should expect to invest to get a good night's rest.
What influences the price of a mattress?
- Type of material: basic foam is cheaper; high-density viscoelastic and natural latex are more expensive.
- Spring system: Bonnel springs (traditional) are more economical; individually wrapped pocket springs are more expensive, but far superior.
- Number of comfort zones: mattresses with 5, 7 or 9 zones cost more but adapt better to the body.
- Brand: Molaflex and Lusocolchão have different prices for equivalent qualities.
- Size: a king-size mattress costs significantly more than a placemat.
- Treatments: anti-mite, anti-fungal, Tencel, Bioceramic — each additional technology has a cost.
How much does a mattress cost in Portugal? (by price range)
Entry range (100€ – 300€)
Basic foam or Bonnel spring mattresses. Acceptable for temporary use or guest rooms. Not recommended as a primary mattress for adults — lifespan is short and comfort is limited.
Mid-range (€300 – €700)
The ideal choice for most people. In this line you'll find good quality pocket spring mattresses, medium-density memory foam mattresses, and early hybrid models. Brands like Lusocolchão and Pikolin have excellent options in this range.
👉 Recommended for: master bedroom, daily use, most sleep profiles
Premium range (700€ – 1,500€)
Mattresses with advanced technologies: multi-zone pocket springs, high-density viscoelastic foam, natural latex, special treatments. The Molaflex Eternity Pocket and the Lusocolchão Bioceramic Premium are in this range. Excellent durability — 10 to 12 years.
👉 Recommended for: those with chronic pain, those who sleep in warm weather, couples with different fitness levels.
Ultra-premium range (above R$ 1,500)
Mattresses made with exceptional materials — 100% natural latex, horsehair, merino wool, microcoil springs. Niche products for those who don't compromise on restful sleep.
Is it worth spending more on a mattress?
Yes — within a reasonable limit. The difference between a €200 mattress and a €600 mattress is enormous in terms of comfort and durability. The difference between a €600 mattress and a €2,000 mattress is much smaller. The "sweet spot" for quality-price ratio is generally between €400 and €900.
Think about it this way: a €600 mattress that lasts 10 years costs €60 per year, or €0.16 per night. It's the cheapest investment you can make in your well-being.
Prices at PlateaHome
At PlateaHome you'll find mattresses ranging from entry-level to ultra-premium, from brands like Molaflex, Lusocolchão, Pikolin and Futurocol. Prices vary according to model and size. Free delivery on orders over €400 for mainland Portugal.
Contact us for personalized advice and to find out which mattress is best suited to your budget and needs.