MAXYOYO Bohemian Retro Floor Mattress Vintage Floral Japanese Futon Mattress Roll Up Tatami Floor Mat Foldable Bed Portable Camping Mattress Sleeping Pad Floor Lounger Couch Bed Queen Size

I bought this so I could sleep downstairs with my dog while she recovers from CCL surgery. Meanwhile she thinks it’s hers! 😂. Love it!

Super cool! I bought it for the back of my Jeep and I’ll be trying it on a camping trip this weekend!

Not at all comfortable. No way 4 inch. Measured 1 1/2. It’s beautiful but not worth 140.00. I have had down feather tops off better quality at a lower price. Felt very deceived. Return is in process.

The actual mat is comfortably soft, durable, and loved by not only me and my partner, but all the friends or family that have visited have all given great compliments about it.We have had a few visitors who spent several nights over using this tatami mat and slept soundly (or noisily - they would snore throughout the night!)When I say durable, I mean that my Shiba Inu pup who loves to dig, has not been able to create a hole in the fabric at all! Totally a plus because he's destroyed many of his own beds.What else I love about this mat is that it comes with a mat cover of the same design for easy washing.It is easy to roll and pack for storage, especially since it comes with a bag to store it in.All in all, despite the higher price point, we are completely happy with the purchase!

Throwing away my bed, I wanted to start my life fresh with a minimalistic approach. I was looking for a futon type mattress but something a bit unique than your conventional futon. I was scrolling through amazon and this retro looking futon appealed to me very much.I'm a fairly large guy: 6 feet, 270 lbs and I decided to buy the twin instead of the full. Not a regrettable decision at all. I remembered my Navy days living on the ship, and we had bunks about the same size as the twin. It helps me focus sleeping flat on my back instead of moving 200 different places during the night.The futon is thick as advertised (lucky for me) but I do have a theory based on reviews written by other people: the twin size is thicker than the full/queen.Perhaps it's cost effective to lessen the padding for the larger futon making the subtle price difference more appealing? The pictures shown by customers prove that the larger futons appear less thick than the twin counterpart.