The Best Mattresses & Bases For Snoring Of 2023 For A Deeper, Uninterrupted Sleep

Birch is a sub-brand of the mattress company Helix, which builds off its parent company's commitment to personalized sleep with a swap for organic, sustainably sourced, GREENGUARD Gold- and GOTS-certified materials. It only makes one mattress, The Birch Natural Mattress, but it's available in both a basic and an upgraded version.

The Birch Natural Luxe Mattress (the upgraded version!) is made of steel springs, flame-retardant organic wool and cashmere, and natural Talalay latex foam. It has additional edge support, which allows you to stretch all the way out to the edges without sagging. We think it'll be a better bet for combating snoring than the basic version, as it has additional lumbar support to keep your body in alignment. Plus, the firmness is rated at medium-firm, which makes it a great pick for side sleeping. The Birch mattress is also compatible with all adjustable bases, so you can elevate as needed.

If the price tag of the Luxe is a turn-off, the less expensive version of this mattress is still a great bed. It's a very similar design but has fewer comfort layers (and doesn't include the cashmere). Whether you go with the Luxe or original, the Birch mattress is a solid pick for anyone who wants to prioritize eco-friendly and nontoxic materials.

Calling all sleep trackers! Tempur-Pedic's TEMPUR-Ergo Smart Base is designed to take all of the features of a wearable tracker and pop them into your bed. Beyond the basic adjustable base tech—like elevation, a wireless remote, and under-bed lighting—the TEMPUR-Ergo Smart base tracks your sleep quality through sensors and a companion phone app. It's compatible with any mattress that can move with an adjustable base.

But the real reason this base made this list is the Snore Response technology; when the base senses snoring from you or your partner, the bed automatically raises approximately 12 degrees to provide a slight elevation. Just note that if you don't have a split model, you'll be taking your non-snoring partner along for the ride!

This is a newer model for TEMPUR-Pedic, but it already has plenty of rave reviews from customers, including a few who say the base has reduced snoring. A lot of folks love the "Zero Gravity" feature, which provides just enough foot and head elevation to give the sensation of—you guessed it—floating in zero gravity. The only real downsides to consider are the price, the general lack of sustainability effort from Tempur-Pedic as a brand, and the fact that they won't accept returns if this ends up not being the right fit for you.

The Legend Hybrid Mattress is Leesa's most eco-friendly bed. It's made up of two layers of recycled coils under a plush foam layer, all wrapped in a soft, hypoallergenic cover made from organic cotton, merino wool, and recycled water bottles. In terms of firmness, it's a medium plush mattress, which might help encourage side sleeping for folks who snore.

While the Legend is compatible with most adjustable bed bases, Leesa does have a great adjustable base of its own that you can add on for an additional cost. It has a minimalist design but includes high-tech features like a wireless remote, under-bed LED lighting, and even two built-in USB charging ports. The remote raises both the foot and head of your mattress—the latter will give you some elevation to help combat snoring.

The Legend Hybrid only comes in one firmness option, but, again, it's a good pick for both existing and aspiring side sleepers. If it ends up not working out for you, you can always return it within the 100-night trial for free and Leesa will help you donate it.

If you share your bed with someone else who has different sleep preferences, Saatva's Solaire mattress could be your solution to keeping everyone appeased. The air bed has adjustable chambers that allow you to adjust the firmness of your mattress with 50 unique options—and each side can be adjusted individually. That means that your partner can keep their desired firmness, while you seek out a softer option for side sleeping (and keep snoring at bay).

Like the Leesa Legend Hybrid, the Solaire is also compatible with Saatva's adjustable bases. The Solaire king and California king mattresses come in a split-top model, which allows you to adjust the elevation of each side of the bed without disturbing the other. Just beware that the website says the mattress is "exclusively compatible" with Saatva brand bases—so you won't be able to try a new brand if you commit.

Compared to the other beds on this list, the Solaire is very expensive. But Saatva is known for its quality, as well as generous trials and a lifetime warranty. So if the customized firmness helps you get some snore-free sleep, it might just be worth the investment for you. Plus, each Saatva mattress comes with free white glove delivery and setup—including removal of your old mattress.

For a nontoxic mattress that won't break the bank, Avocado's Eco Organic mattress is a great budget-friendly mattress option. It's a hybrid bed that's compatible with any adjustable base, although Avocado also sells its own design that's controlled with a remote or smartphone app.

In addition to being less expensive, Avocado says the Eco Organic is slightly less firm than the original bed, the Avocado Green Mattress. It has more of a true medium-firm feel that makes the more affordable option a nice fit for side sleepers. The organic cotton and coil system also make for a cooler sleep surface, which is good news for folks who run hot.

Like the rest of Avocado's mattresses, the Eco Organic is made with sustainably sourced materials from the company's own farms in Guatemala. It also boasts the same organic and sustainability-based certifications, like GOTS, GOLS, and GREENGUARD Gold. We also love that Avocado is a certified B Corp and climate neutral.

Worth noting: Coming in at 10 inches high, this is a thinner mattress than some other beds on this list. So just make sure that's not a problem for you and your current bedroom setup!

It's not common for an all-foam bed to be this pricey, but the customizable, luxury feel of PlushBeds' Botanical Bliss Organic Latex Mattress (yes, it's a mouthful!) and the sustainably sourced materials make it a noteworthy pick.

With the Botanical Bliss, you can choose a mattress height of 9, 10, or 12 inches, and select either medium, medium-firm, or a dual-firmness design (i.e., two different firmness options on each side of the mattress). The last option is a great choice for couples who need different levels of comfort or support. Regardless of the firmness you choose, the mattress is going to provide a more bouncy and responsive feel than memory foam, thanks to the GOLS-certified Dunlop latex.

In addition to customizable firmness and quality materials, the Botanical Bliss is a good pick for snorers because it works with any adjustable base—although PlushBeds does sell a range of its own adjustable bases, too.

Comfortable side sleeping requires the right balance of support and cushion to keep your hips and shoulders in alignment. Memory foam is typically a great pick for cushioning, but it often falls short in the support department. Luckily, Brentwood Home's Oceano Luxury Hybrid mattress combines foam and 3,000 pocketed coils to bring together the best of both worlds.

While memory foam is not a very sustainable material, Brentwood Home uses a plant-based foam called "BioFoam" that aims to keep the desired feel of the popular material while reducing the environmental impact of traditional memory foam. And with its medium-soft feel, the Oceano gets great reviews from side sleepers.

Just like parent company Avocado Green, Brentwood Home makes all of its beds in California using sustainably sourced and GOLS-certified organic materials. It's also worth noting that Brentwood Home is Climate Neutral Certified and carbon negative, which means it measures and offsets carbon emissions.

If you're not quite sure a new mattress or adjustable base will do the trick, you might be better off testing this mattress elevator from Avana. It's a wedge of high-density foam that slides between your base and your mattress to raise the head of your bed by 7 inches.

Most reviewers say this elevator relieved them of GERD symptoms, but a few also call out reduced snoring. Just note that the additional incline will add some height to your mattress, especially near the head (one reviewer even suggests using cotton sheets and pajamas versus silk to prevent sliding). There is a 5-inch option as well, if height is a concern.

Note: We weren't able to find any eco-friendly or nontoxic options for wedges or wedge-shaped toppers. Even though this is designed to sit between your mattress and frame (versus near your skin), that might still be a deal-breaker for you. In that case, check out our picks of the best anti-snore pillows, which include more nontoxic options.