BESTEN Floorless Indoor Privacy Tent on Bed for Warm and Cozy Sleep Inside Drafty Room (Twin, Charcoal)

This was one of the greatest purchases I've made on Amazon! My daughter has used it every night since we set it up. It is one of her favorite "hiding" places. Good quality, easy to set up and very durable.

I was very very picky when picking out a bed tent for my son. I looked at many tents and read reviews on all of them. I eventually decided on this one. Below is a list of the things that I was looking for: 1. It had to be able to fit over the mattress. Many other bed tents require you to build the tent and then place the mattress inside of it afterward. Since my son's bed is a loft bed, I can't easily remove/replace the mattress. With this tent, you simply build it and then slide it over the mattress. Easy! It fit perfectly!! 2. It had to be tall enough to sit up in. I found that many children's bed tents are small. At best, a child can maybe sit up in the center of the bed but then the top slopes downward. This tent is plenty tall enough for even me to sit up in... even if I sit at the end of the bed! 3. Temperature. With all the windows/doors closed, it stays very warm! But don't worry about getting too hot either because there are doors on both long sides and a window on the short side. Plenty of choices for ventilation. I didn't use the included lights so I can't comment on them. However, my son has a bunch of key chain stuffed animals and he hung them all up on the hooks inside. It was really fun and made a great play area! It is not hard to set up or take down. I'm glad set-up is easy because I put the tent up for about a week, take it down, then put it up again a month later. The poles are quite long which could be a little tough if setting it up in a small space. I'm extremely please with this tent! I think you will be too. :)

We bought these tents for our boy's camping-themed bedroom. We have had them about a month. My elementary aged boys and 85 pound dogs sleep in them and so far no signs of wear. They seem to be good quality. They were very easy to put together and set up. They come with a removable pocket for storage (pictured with a football stick in it), and they also came with clips for included battery-operated "fairy" lights (batteries not included), which we haven't used yet (see photo). There is also a storage bag. My kids find it easy to open and close the tent as well. I think the price is reasonable for the quality. I don't know about the light-blocking function; we just bought them for the design.

My high functioning son really likes being in enclosed spaces. I bought this for him for Christmas, hoping it would help him when it's bed time. One of the more common traits of autism is sleep issues, so anything that might help my boy be comfortable in bed (and want to stay there) is a plus to me. He really does seem to like this tent. On the evenings he gets the tablet, he uses the little pocket inside so he can lay down and watch stuff. He has a flashlight hanging from the inside center loop, and stores small things in all the pockets. Right now during winter, he keeps it all zipped up and it stays warmer in his tent than it does in his room, which he likes. The only downside to this, is that it doesn't work well with a box spring and frame. Though his frame is low to the ground (about 6"), the frame + box spring + mattress wouldn't fit the addition of the tent with our 8' ceilings. I don't like his bed to just be a mattress on the floor, but I was willing to cut out the frame. However, the tent doesn't rest on the box spring, so both mattress AND box spring are inside the tent, and it makes the openings only half the height, as the other half is taken up by the bed itself. Included in the kit are some straps you can use to attach the tent to the legs of a frame, but that's useless as I had to remove the frame. My only other thought is to invest in a low rise platform bed that's hopefully a bit bigger than his full size mattress, remove the box spring, and hope the tent will sit on the platform. However, I don't have the funds at the moment to invest in one. As it is, my son still seems to like it and doesn't mind how it sits on the floor, so I can't complain too much, and really, the issue is sort of a personal thing. Your mileage may vary.

Last year, the power went out twice during the winter for more than 8 hours. When looking for ways to stay more comfortable through similar events, I found this. So far, this has reduced the need for heating and kept me more comfortable. At 30°F, an electric heating pad with auto shut off and normal blankets was enough to stay warm all night, without turning on the heat. When the power goes out this winter, I expect to stay comfortable with this and a couple of nice blankets. It took some time to set up alone. I’ve never set up a tent or anything like this before. I read the instructions and found the poles fussy, but it wasn’t difficult to set up. I haven’t taken it apart for storage yet, I’ve just flattened it somewhat to put aside when cleaning. Make sure you put it together somewhere you can lay the poles flat, like in a hallway. It is easy to remove to change bedding. I wipe the tent off with a damp cloth when changing bedding and open it to air it each day. The dog is used to hopping into bed at the foot of the bed, so I leave a corner of the zipper at the foot of the bed open and call it the doggie door. The dog loves being in the tent. The tent poles aren’t super sturdy, but as long as you aren’t using this in wind and weather, and you are careful not to put weight on it, this bed tent should last. If you aren’t bothered by enclosed spaces, this can help you lower your heating bills or get through power outages a bit more comfortably. The tent fabric does not darken lights, but does slightly diffuse external light. It would be a great semi-private area for guests in your living room over the holidays, as long as you cover the annoying blinking lights on your router and entertainment center, and remind them not to grab the tent poles to stand up.

Bought for my daughter. She loves it, it’s her safe space & as her room is quite cold, it’s made her sleep space cosy & warm. Really well made & the fairy lights are a lovely addition

Die Luft im Zimmer war zu kalt, also habe ich ein einzelnes Zelt gekauft und es ist großartig. Es war gemütlich und ich konnte die ganze Nacht ohne eine wunde Nase bequem schlafen.

110 euros de qualité qui me changent la vie meilleur investissement possible pour les conditions actuelles. Merci <3

当初はタスミのベットテントを検討してましたが、そちらは少し大きめであったため、 こちらのシングルベッドサイズのテントを購入しました。シングルベッドにぴったりですが、外側に約10cmほど余りました。海外発送ということで不安でしたがお店の方とのやり取りはとても丁寧で安心いたしました。外箱が破損しておりましたが、中身は全く問題なく、大変しっかりとした作りで、お値段以上の商品だと感じております。 ベージュ色は昼間でも明るく、夜は電気をつければいいのでとても良いです。生地が少し薄いので真冬は、別の布などをテントに被せて、暖房器具を中に入れると、テント内はとても暖かくできます。

I love this tent more than words can say, it’s so adorable and cozy, I literally look forward going to bed every night. Mind you, before I bought this bed tent I went through decades of sometimes pretty serious sleeping issues. I recommend it to anyone who loves camping (indoors, I don’t think you can use it for camping outdoors), enclosed spaces (for coziness; if you have sensory issues - say with ADHD or autism or the like); your privacy (in a shared bedroom or a dorm); warmth (i. e. if you live in a draughty or inadequately heated place or to save on heating cost plus or because you want to do something for the environment by lowering (fossil) energy consumption). These are some of the pros, now to the cons, even though it looks as though it’s ridiculously easy to assemble, I wouldn’t agree 100%. It took my 14 year old (actually she did all the work as I’m hopelessly clumsy, I was just holding up the poles) and me over an hour to assemble it, actually she said it would be much quicker and easier, if there were 3 people to help (or maybe someone less clumsy than me). On the other hand if you’re handy in diy or experienced in setting up tents, I reckon it’s possible to do it on your own without any help. Last but not least, this bed tent is worth every penny you’ll spend on it.