The 3 Best Mattress Protectors for Airbnb and Vrbo Review for Vacation Rentals – Protecting your beds from stains and bugs

John Constantine • July 12, 2020

Mattress protectors are essential items for every Airbnb and Vrbo vacation rental host. Heck, they are a necessity in general for every bed in the house. Chances are, you have spent a lot of money on your beds and now you need to make sure your investment is protected.


Mattress protectors will do more than just protect your bed from stains, they also can prevent bed bugs, dust mites, allergens, etc. However, when choosing a mattress protector, it’s not as easy as looking at these desirable features. Many of the mattress protectors out there have a lot of issues that can create an uncomfortable night for your guest. Two common issues with mattress protectors on the market are that they make crinkling noises and trap heat. Both of these issues would NOT make a pleasant experience for your Airbnb or Vrbo guests, so picking the wrong mattress protector could result in a negative host review.

Brand Material Fitting Warranty Price Quality
Hospitology Polyester Full Encasement 5 years Best Better
Malouf Slotkkep 50% Lyocell, 50 % Viscose Full Encasement 15 years Good Best
Ultra Plush Polyester Fiber / Polyurethane Top cover 20 years Better Good

The best Mattress Protector for Airbnb and Vrbo winner is…


Relativity. The best mattress protector is what fits your situation the best. These three protectors have all been used by AirBnb and Vrbo hosts. We personally use the Hospitology brand and love it. We’ve bought them for all of our beds. We like them so much we even invested in their pillow protectors.


Now, we know other Airbnb Superhosts who have great success with the Malouf Slotkkep and Ultra Plush brands. We feel very confident that you will be happy in choosing one of these 3 best mattress protectors for your Airbnb or Vrbo vacation rental in 2020. Rest well knowing your mattress is protected, replacing a bed is the last thing any of us want to do.


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