Beautyrest Mattresses in Canada (2026): Prices by Size at Sleep Country, Costco, The Brick and Leon's, Trials and the Warranty

Which Beautyrest models are sold in Canada?

Beautyrest's Canadian site lists four collections on its mattresses page (Beautyrest, Beautyrest World Class, Beautyrest World Class Hybrid and Beautyrest Centennial, with model names such as Era, Isla, Eryx, Luna and Mira grouped into levels) and links to Quintessence and Beautysleep collections, but it shows no prices and its buying button reads "Shop by Retailer". The stores then list their own line-ups, and on October 19, 2026 the four we read used different names:

• Sleep Country: Beautyrest Reserve Meridian, Reserve Latitude, Reserve Granite and Reserve Nautical (13.5 in.), and Beautyrest Trilliant 30 (13.5 in.), 35 (13.5 in.), 40 (15.5 in.), 45 (17 in.) and 50 (17 in.).
• Costco.ca: Beautyrest Sterling Thurston and Sterling Charleston (10.5 in.), a 14 in. Copper Memory Foam and a 14 in. Hybrid, Natural Care Fern, Laurel, Mulberry and Catalpa, Platinum Bravo (11 in.) and Platinum Aura (12 in.), and Beyond Conquer (13.5 in.) and Beyond Excel (15 in.), all sold online only.
• The Brick: Beautyrest GL2, GL4, GL6 and GL8 Eurotop, sold as mattresses or as mattress sets.
• Leon's: Beautyrest Max+ Valley, Max Amber, Max Mellow, Max Glow and Max Moon, plus BeautySleep Max Calm and Max Drift at the lower end.

Because the names differ from store to store, a Beautyrest at one retailer has no counterpart under the same name at another. Compare a Beautyrest by size, feel, height, price and the store's terms rather than by name alone, and ask for the warranty code on the law tag (see what the Beautyrest warranty code means). We have not tested any mattress for this guide.

How much does each Beautyrest cost by size?

These are the prices each store showed on October 19, 2026 for the mattress alone, before tax and delivery. Sleep Country's figures are the sale prices shown on each product page next to a "Was" price, during its limited-time extra 15% off offer; we did not test the checkout price. Costco.ca prices are for the mattress only ("Mattress Only" selected, not the set) in the queen size. The Brick prices by store location: the figures here are the ones shown with its default location, and some stores showed higher prices for the same model. Leon's prices are the ones its site showed with its Richmond, BC store selected. A blank cell means that size was not listed or not captured.

Two things stand out at Sleep Country. The Reserve models sit between $764.15 and $1,359.32 in queen and the Trilliant models between $2,889.15 and $3,781.65, with nothing in between, so the choice there is really between two price bands. And the Trilliant numbers are not a price ladder: the Trilliant 30 (firm) and 35 (medium) shared every price, and the Trilliant 50 (plush, 17 in.) was listed below the Trilliant 40 and 45 on the day, although it carried the same $4,449.00 "Was" price as the 45. Sleep Country also listed RV queen sizes for the Reserve Latitude and Nautical; we left those out of the table.

Three things stand out across the four stores. Costco.ca had the most Beautyrest models and the lowest Beautyrest-branded queens: twelve models from $549.99 (Sterling Thurston) to $1,349.99 (Beyond Excel), every one of them below The Brick's cheapest GL2 at $1,249.00. The Brick's four GL models and Leon's Max models occupy the $1,249.00 to $2,399.00 band in queen, where Sleep Country had no Beautyrest at all on the day. And Leon's BeautySleep Max Calm ($499.00) and Max Drift ($599.00) are the only listings under $600; BeautySleep is a separate collection on Beautyrest's site, so check which name is on the law tag. Costco.ca lists some sizes as double rather than full, and its Natural Care Fern, Mulberry and Sterling Thurston pages are single-size queen listings with separate pages for other sizes.

For context on what Canadians pay for a mattress in general, see our guide to mattress prices in Canada by size, and for the same four-store method applied to another brand, our Sealy mattresses in Canada guide.

Is there a sale on Beautyrest right now?

At Sleep Country, yes, with conditions you should read. Its offers page described a "Save The Max Tax" promotion: "Get 15% off almost everything", applied online "automatically" before tax at checkout, with exclusions for some offers and for the Kluft and Palais Royale brands, and the words "Limited time offer. Offers subject to change without notice." It gave no end date. On the Reserve Meridian page, for example, the queen showed $849.15, "Was $999.00" and an "EXTRA 15% off" label: $999.00 less 15% is exactly $849.15, so on that model the sale price was the extra 15% and nothing more, while on the Trilliant 50 the queen was $2,974.15 against a "Was" price of $4,449.00. Whatever the mechanism, the number to compare is the one in your cart for your size.

At Costco.ca, the Sterling Thurston queen page read "Valid for orders placed 10/12/26 to 10/25/26" and its listing showed "Up to $200 OFF", so the price you see can change on the day after a window closes; the other Beautyrest pages showed one price per size. At The Brick, we recorded the prices shown with its default store location; the same model carried a higher price at some locations, so set your store before you compare. At Leon's, the BeautySleep models and the Max+ Valley carried a "HOT BUY" label, while the Max Amber, Mellow, Glow and Moon showed a plain price.

If you can wait, our mattress sale calendar for Canada shows when stores usually run their biggest events, and our Black Friday mattress guide tracks the pre-sale prices.

What trial, return and warranty do you get with a Beautyrest in Canada?

The warranty comes from Beautyrest; the trial comes from the store. Beautyrest's Canadian warranty page describes a limited warranty against manufacturing defects, and its site describes no sleep trial of its own. Here is what each store's policy page said on October 19, 2026.

Our guides to Sleep Country's return policy, Costco mattresses and Costco's return policy, mattress trial fine print and mattress warranties in Canada go further.

What does the Beautyrest warranty code mean?

Beautyrest's Canadian warranty page ("Beautyrest Product Warranty Information") does not state one number of years for every mattress. It says the limited warranty covers manufacturing defects such as sagging or depressions, flaws in the foam that cause it to split or crack, and cover defects such as unravelled stitching, and it publishes a "Warranty Code Key" that matches the code on the mattress law label to a total limited warranty and to the body impression it treats as normal. The mattress codes in the key we read:

• 25 years: codes L and O (normal body impression three quarters of an inch or less) and N (one and a half inches or less).
• 20 years: codes E (mattress and foundation) and F (three quarters of an inch or less) and I (one and a half inches or less).
• 15 years: code M (one and a half inches). 10 years: codes A, D (mattress) and K (one and a half inches) and P (three quarters of an inch).
• 5 years: code H. 3 years: code J. 2 years: code G. 1 year: code B. (The key also lists a one-year topper code and a two-year cover code.)

The "normal body impression" figure matters as much as the years: an impression at or under that depth is treated as normal wear, not a defect, so two mattresses with the same number of years can have different thresholds for a claim. The page also says softening from regular use is not covered and asks you to check the foundation and rotate the mattress before claiming. Claims are made through the contact details on the warranty page, with your proof of purchase. Before you buy, ask the store which code the model carries, or look for it on the law tag in store, and keep the receipt. Our guide to mattress warranties in Canada explains what "limited" usually means and how to document a sag.

Delivery, and what happens to your old mattress

• Sleep Country: Standard Delivery is free on select mattress orders; White Glove ($59) brings it to your room but "Does not include setup, packaging removal, or old mattress pickup"; Green Glove ($99) adds setup and "Removal & recycling of your old mattress & base/boxspring (equal to the number of pieces purchased)". These are the fees its page showed with an Ontario location selected; they may differ by region.
• Costco.ca: the Beautyrest Platinum Aura, Natural Care Laurel and Natural Care Fern pages showed a $75.00 delivery line, and old-mattress haul-away is a separate service at $79.99.
• The Brick: with its Premium Delivery Service, the old mattress or boxspring is removed one for one for $15.75 a piece ("a queen mattress and boxspring - $31.50"), depending on the market, and each piece must be bagged and sealed; the bags come from the store or the delivery team.
• Leon's: its mattress product pages offer "Add Haul Away?" at $15.00 for an existing mattress and $15.00 for an existing boxspring, and show "Local Delivery Available" with the Richmond, BC store selected; delivery fees are set per store.

Our guide, will they take your old mattress?, compares the removal terms of more Canadian retailers, and our mattress disposal guide covers the city options if you skip the store's service.

Is a Beautyrest worth it?

Whether a mattress feels worth it is personal, and we have not tested one. What the price buys can be set out on paper:

• A wide price range under one name, from $549.99 to $3,781.65 for a Beautyrest queen on the same day, which means "Beautyrest" on its own tells you little about what you are getting.
• A warranty whose length depends on the code on the law label: from 1 year to 25 years in Beautyrest's own key, with a normal body impression allowance of three quarters of an inch or one and a half inches depending on the code.
• A store safety net that is usually an exchange, not a refund, after a 21-day wait: one exchange at Sleep Country for a $99 fee, one reselection at The Brick, one exchange at Leon's with its cover, case-by-case returns at Costco.
• The widest choice at Costco.ca, where twelve Beautyrest models were listed online only, all under $1,350 in queen, with Costco's return policy rather than a night-count trial.

A Beautyrest makes most sense if you have lain on the exact model in a store, you know its warranty code, you are comfortable with an exchange rather than a refund, and the price for your size fits your budget. Look elsewhere if you want a refund-based trial at home, or if you would rather compare several brands' trials first: our sleep trial comparison sets them side by side, and our luxury mattress guide covers the top of the market.

Related reading

• Sealy mattresses in Canada: prices by size, trials and the warranty
• Tempur-Pedic in Canada: prices by size, trials and the warranty
• Sleep Country return policy
• Best Costco mattresses in Canada
• Best luxury mattress in Canada