The master suite isn’t the only room that can benefit from a custom mattress. A high-quality mattress in the guest bedroom will make a visit to your home that much more enjoyable for friends and family. Here’s what to keep in mind when deciding on a guest room mattress to ensure you make the right selection.

What Should You Consider When Choosing a Guest Room Mattress?

1. Size of the Bedroom

The guest bedroom is typically much smaller than the master suite, which can make fitting in a king-sized bed much more difficult. This could cause the room to feel cramped and make it hard to fit other furniture (or even your guests’ suitcases) inside. A queen-sized bed is generally considered the best option, as it is big enough for couples without taking up as much floor space.

2. Who Will Be Using the Mattress

Will your guest room be used by a wide variety of visitors? Will you generally have the same family member coming to visit? If you’re expecting the same person most of the time, you could ask them which custom mattress features would be most comfortable. 

3. Mattress Firmness

Even though the mattress in the guest bedroom won’t get as much use, it’s still worthwhile to invest in a mattress made of high-quality materials. Firm mattresses are easier to get in and out of and tend to have a longer life span. Choose one that comes with a soft foam layer or mattress protector to provide comfort without sacrificing durability.

Whether you need a hypoallergenic or camper mattress, you can count on Custom Made Mattress of North Carolina in High Point, NC. They’ve produced top-quality custom mattresses for over 10 years, and their friendly representatives can help you find the materials and style that best fit your comfort needs. To learn more about their products, visit them online or call (336) 431-3422.