Hi CocoNixi,
Glad to see you have found some candidates for your next mattress! Any mattress will be unique to those using it, based on their stats((height, BMI, sleeping position(s) and any underlying health conditions), and their PPP(posture and alignment, pressure relief, and personal preferences). Good that you have read theMattress Shopping Tutorial; If you haven’t you may want to reviewMattress Specifications You Need To Know and theMattress Durability Guidelines to better familiarize yourself with mattress components and how materials last over time. Stomach sleepers tend to have a minimum requirement for support for their sleeping position, so you have many options.
It’s very difficult to compare the ‘feel’ of different mattresses, as I said, every sleeper is different; what feels too soft for one person, another might consider too firm. Personally, I agree the lack of ability to return the mattress is concerning; any mattress requires a ‘break in’ period of up to 5 or 6 weeks until a consumer can really tell if its comfortable. The price wont be much consolation if you find that the mattress does not meet your needs!
TheNest Bedding Owlis very popular with consumers. Covers are usually made with breathable fabrics like cotton, wool, or coconut coir, or bamboo as the Camellia has, to allow more air circulation which is important if a consumer sleeps ‘hot’. Bamboo is not common, so you may have problems if you are trying to avoid cotton or wool….the coils are not part of the comfort layer, they are primarily to support the mattress, and should not really affect the ‘feel’ of the mattress. Likewise layering tends to allow a bit of air circulation between layers, but more or less layers do not usually affect the comfort level of a mattress per se.
GhostBed is another of theTrusted members of the site; The GhostBed Natural 50% off is a current flash sale; They do this from time to time, and are not pulling a ‘markup and discount’ switch. We do vet our trusted members and expect them to Be transparent, honest, and provide consistent excellent customer service. The Natural has a 2" talalay latex comfort layer; its’ a hybrid latex as opposed to a hybrid. The camellia has double the latex, but also has a foam layer as opposed to the wool on the Natural. All 3 of these mattresses seem to ‘fit your bill’ and you may be able to replace the cover with a wool one from another retailer if the cotton cover is something you really don’t want. Any of these mattresses should last for a long time and retain their comfort…it really comes down to personal choice. Please feel free to let us know which one you decide on once you have had some time with it!
~ Basilio