Being too hot or too cold at night can make or break your sleep experience. If you tend to sleep hot you already know what I’m talking about. For hot sleepers, finding a mattress with cooling benefits should be a priority. Some materials, such as memory foam have a tendency to run hot but many, like Puffy and Amerisleep have advanced cooling technologies that actually help you sleep cooler.
In general, innerspring and hybrid mattresses tend to retain less heat and help achieve an optimal sleep temperature. We felt the Brooklyn Signature slept neither hot, nor cool, rather it is right in between. It has some cooling properties but is not as cooling as other mattresses we have tested. We’d class it as temperature neutral.