PlushBeds Botanical Bliss vs King Koil Re-Spun: Which One to Buy

PlushBeds Botanical Bliss is an organic latex mattress built from certified latex layers with no spring core, while King Koil Re-Spun is a hybrid that pairs natural Talalay latex and memory foam with an encased steel coil system. The Botanical Bliss suits shoppers who want an all-latex feel and organic certification; the Re-Spun suits sleepers who want coil support, contouring foams and a recycled-denim cover. Neither is sold by Saatva, so the Saatva Classic appears below as a strong alternative for readers who want a different construction entirely.

A strong alternative

Saatva Classic an innerspring option with a 3 inch Euro pillow top and three comfort levels

• 365-night home trial
• Free white-glove delivery and old-mattress removal
• Lifetime warranty
• Plush Soft, Luxury Firm and Firm comfort levels

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Which mattress should you buy, the Botanical Bliss or the Re-Spun?

You should buy the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss if you want an organic latex mattress with GOTS and GOLS certification, three height options and a lifetime warranty. You should buy the King Koil Re-Spun if you want a hybrid that combines Talalay latex, memory foam and encased steel coils under a 10 year warranty. The Botanical Bliss is the pick for certification and trial length; the Re-Spun is the pick for coil-based support.

The two mattresses take opposite routes to comfort. PlushBeds builds the Botanical Bliss entirely from latex layers you choose in Medium or Med-Firm, at 9, 10 or 12 inches tall. King Koil stacks foams and latex over a zoned coil system, and covers the whole thing in post-consumer recycled denim.

How do the Botanical Bliss and Re-Spun constructions differ?

The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss is an organic latex mattress made of certified latex layers with no spring core, offered in 9, 10 or 12 inch heights. The King Koil Re-Spun is a hybrid combining natural Talalay latex, graphite-infused Talalay latex, memory foam and HypurGel foam over an encased steel coil system. One relies on latex alone, the other on foams plus coils.

PlushBeds describes the Botanical Bliss as GOTS and GOLS certified organic latex, with a lifetime warranty and a 365 night return policy. You pick a firmness of Medium or Med-Firm and a height of 9, 10 or 12 inches, and split sizes are available for couples who want different feels on each side.

King Koil lists the Re-Spun’s materials as Tencel fibers in the cover, Joma Wool imported from New Zealand for moisture wicking, natural Talalay latex and graphite-infused Talalay latex, Sustain memory foam, HypurGel foam, and a durable motion-reducing encased steel coil system with zoned stability. All foams are CertiPUR-US certified. Hand-applied button tufting secures the layers in place.

What does each mattress feel like to sleep on?

The Botanical Bliss feels like a latex mattress: buoyant, responsive and free of a spring core, with the Medium or Med-Firm feel you select at checkout. The Re-Spun feels like a hybrid: the brand describes memory and HypurGel foams contouring gently to the body while coils and foams work together to reduce pressure points. Firmness numbers are not published for either mattress here, so compare by feel rather than by scale.

PlushBeds lets you choose between Medium and Med-Firm on the Botanical Bliss, and offers custom firmness by phone. That matters for couples who disagree about firmness, since split sizes come in both feels.

For side sleepers weighing up the pressure relief question, our best latex mattresses roundup covers how latex builds differ from foam and coil designs.

Side by side: Botanical Bliss and Re-Spun at a glance

The price gap is real and worth stating plainly. PlushBeds lists the Botanical Bliss at $2,024 for a Queen in the 9 inch Medium configuration, rising to $2,324 at 10 inches and $2,749 at 12 inches. King Koil lists the Re-Spun at $2,899 for a Queen. Both figures are list prices from the brands’ own product pages, and both brands run sales, so check today’s price before deciding.

Which mattress is better for hot sleepers?

King Koil says more about cooling than PlushBeds does for the Re-Spun. The brand lists Tencel fibers for a breathable sleeping experience, natural Talalay latex with an open cell structure that promotes airflow, and Joma Wool imported from New Zealand that is moisture wicking and regulates heat. The Re-Spun also uses graphite-infused Talalay latex.

Latex is an open-cell material and the Botanical Bliss has no spring core to trap anything. If breathability is your main concern, our best organic mattresses selection covers certified builds with cooling materials.

What do trial, warranty and delivery look like for each brand?

PlushBeds gives the Botanical Bliss a 365 night return policy, a lifetime warranty and a 365 night comfort exchange, with free US shipping excluding Alaska and Hawaii and shipping within 4 to 7 business days. King Koil offers a 100 night trial on select online mattresses, a 10 year warranty on the Re-Spun and free shipping. The Botanical Bliss trial is 365 nights against the Re-Spun’s 100 nights, and its warranty is lifetime against 10 years.

Delivery differs too. King Koil directs Re-Spun shoppers to find a retailer near them, so availability depends on local stock. The Botanical Bliss comes with a 365 night return policy and a Forever Warranty.

Who should buy the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss?

At $2,024 for a Queen in the 9 inch Medium build, it undercuts the Re-Spun’s $2,899 Queen price while adding split sizes for couples. Shoppers who want latex without a spring core, or who value certified organic materials and a long trial, fit this mattress best.

The Botanical Bliss also suits couples who cannot agree on firmness, since split sizes come in both Medium and Med-Firm, and dual firmness options are listed for split configurations. Custom firmness is available by phone. If you want a latex build with organic certification and the longer trial, this is the side of the comparison to pick.

Who should buy the King Koil Re-Spun?

At $2,899 for a Queen, the Re-Spun costs more than the Botanical Bliss, and it comes with a 100 night trial on select online mattresses and a 10 year warranty. Shoppers who want coil support, zoned stability and the brand’s stated cooling materials fit this mattress best.

The Re-Spun suits sleepers who like a hybrid feel rather than pure latex, and who want the pressure relief the brand describes from its foam layers working with the coils. Hand-applied button tufting keeps those layers from shifting. If you want coils, contouring foams and a sustainability story built around recycled materials, this is the side of the comparison to pick.

Is the Saatva Classic a good alternative to either mattress?

The Saatva Classic is a strong alternative if neither the Botanical Bliss nor the Re-Spun fits your needs. Saatva builds the Classic as an innerspring mattress with a 3 inch Euro pillow top and a dual-coil design of triple-tempered recycled carbon steel, offered in Plush Soft at 3 out of 10, Luxury Firm at 5 to 7 out of 10 and Firm at 8 out of 10 on Saatva’s own scale, where 1 is softest and 10 is firmest. The Luxury Firm feels like a medium firmness balancing cushioning and support, designed to replicate luxury hotel beds.

Saatva pairs the Classic with a 365 night home trial, free white-glove delivery including in-room setup and old mattress removal, and a lifetime warranty. It is a different construction from both mattresses compared here: no organic latex certification like the Botanical Bliss, no recycled denim cover like the Re-Spun, but three published comfort levels and a firmness scale you can actually shop against. If you want a traditional innerspring feel with a choice of softness, this is the alternative to look at.

What does the World Sleep Almanac say about these two mattresses?

World Sleep Almanac score: 8.0/10 for the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss and 6.6/10 for the King Koil Re-Spun. The score is an editorial rating built from the criteria below, each drawn from the brands’ own published information.

• Materials and construction: 9/10 for the Botanical Bliss, 8/10 for the Re-Spun. GOTS and GOLS certified organic latex against a hybrid of Talalay latex, CertiPUR-US foams, steel coils and recycled denim.
• Trial and returns: 9/10 for the Botanical Bliss, 6/10 for the Re-Spun. A 365 night return policy against a 100 night trial on select online mattresses.
• Price at Queen size: 7/10 for the Botanical Bliss, 6/10 for the Re-Spun. $2,024 for a Queen at 9 inches against $2,899 for a Queen.
• Delivery: 7/10 for the Botanical Bliss, 7/10 for the Re-Spun.

Averaged across those four criteria, the Botanical Bliss scores 8.0/10 and the Re-Spun scores 6.6/10. Our scoring method weighs published terms equally and does not substitute for your own trial at home.

Which mattress offers better value?

The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss offers better value on the published numbers: $2,024 for a Queen at 9 inches against $2,899 for a Queen on the King Koil Re-Spun, with a 365 night return policy and lifetime warranty behind it versus a 100 night trial and 10 year warranty. The Botanical Bliss costs less and carries longer published terms on both trial and warranty.

The Re-Spun brings a coil system, multiple foam types and a recycled denim cover that the Botanical Bliss does not have. Both brands run frequent sales, so check today’s price on either product page before you commit.

Who should NOT buy either of these mattresses?

Skip the Re-Spun if you want organic certification, a long trial or a lifetime warranty, since King Koil lists CertiPUR-US foams rather than GOTS or GOLS certification, a 100 night trial and a 10 year warranty.

The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss is an all-latex mattress and does not have the innerspring coil feel of a traditional coil mattress. That reader should look at the Saatva Classic instead, or browse our best hybrid mattresses guide for more coil-based options.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PlushBeds Botanical Bliss a hybrid mattress?

No. The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss is an organic latex mattress built from certified latex layers with no spring core, offered at 9, 10 or 12 inches tall. The King Koil Re-Spun is the hybrid of this comparison, combining foams and Talalay latex over an encased steel coil system.

How much does the Botanical Bliss cost compared to the Re-Spun?

PlushBeds lists the Botanical Bliss at $2,024 for a Queen in the 9 inch Medium configuration, $2,324 at 10 inches and $2,749 at 12 inches. King Koil lists the Re-Spun at $2,899 for a Queen. Both are list prices from the brands’ own pages, and both brands run sales, so check today’s price before buying.

Which mattress has the longer trial period?

The PlushBeds Botanical Bliss has a 365 night return policy, while the King Koil Re-Spun is covered by a 100 night trial on select online mattresses. The Botanical Bliss also carries a lifetime warranty against the Re-Spun’s 10 year warranty.

Does the King Koil Re-Spun sleep cool?

King Koil lists several cooling materials in the Re-Spun: Tencel fibers in the cover, natural Talalay latex with an open cell structure that promotes airflow, graphite-infused Talalay latex, and Joma Wool imported from New Zealand that is moisture wicking and regulates heat.

Can I get split sizes with either mattress?

PlushBeds offers split sizes on the Botanical Bliss, including Split King, Split Queen and Split Cal King, with dual firmness options available in those configurations.

For more on the individual products, read our PlushBeds Botanical Bliss review and our King Koil Re-Spun review. Shoppers comparing foam builds can also check our best memory foam mattresses selection.

Reviewed by the World Sleep Almanac editorial team, updated October 2026.