Like having canopy tent bed for visiting family. There were fun conversations when I set up. Very easy-to-use space saver. Foldable and easy to store away. Make sure to measure mattress if you decide to use with. We decided to go with a small mattress topper. Canopy tent has privacy walls that contributes to having a dreamy nights sleep.

I like the concept of this but I don't like how it is really isn't sturdy. Getting a mattress inside without the bottom getting all folded up proved to be quite difficult. In the end it also wouldn't help it's shape will, resulting in a bit of buckling. It is easy to open to pop up but set up with a mattress is challenging. The kids thought it was fun but I had to keep fixing it so it wouldn't collapse on them while they were inside.

We ordered this pop-up canopy bed tent to replace a smaller pop-up tent-like toy my daughter had years ago. We wanted something that would be easy to put up, easy to take down, small enough to store with ease and give her a 'place of her own' to play in. I know that's not the original design/purpose of this set, but that's how we're using it. We weren't expecting it to be as big as it is...but my daughter loves it.Pros:- Easy to assemble/pop up - Assembly was as easy as opening the storage pouch, pulling the tent out, and unfolding it. As soon as you start to unfold the metal framing wire does it's job and the two sides fill in. Once the sides are opened there are four bars you assemble and slide into channels to give the top and bottom framing/spacing.- Spacious - Once fully assembled, you can easily fit a mattress inside it. For the first three times we used it, my daughter just "moved in" with pillows and blankets. Next time we're going to try a twin-size air mattress; I'm not expecting any issues. We added some USB-LED lights along the floor so that she had lighting inside, along with her blankets and pillows and stuffed animals... she made it into her own little space.- Entries - There are three larger entry methods -- one on each side that opens up a huge area to get in/out of; one at the 'foot' to get in/out of. There's a third zippered area at the 'top', but I'd call that more of a window than anything else. Each zippered area has both the 'covered' side as well as the screened side -- I..e you've got two layers you have to open to get in/out).Now for the cons:- Assembly is really easy. Disassembly takes a little more work. I had to watch a video three times on how to 'break down' and 'fold up' the tent. The third time it finally registered and I was able to do it. As a heads up -- It's easier with a second person helping.- A slight 'tilt' - When assembled, if you don't have a mattress on the bottom (or solid pillows from the couch), the tent may slightly tilt one way or the other. This is because the framing is the thin metal pieces inside. The easy fix is to actually have something (like a mattress) laying across the base to better support the framing. Once we put the cushions in place the tent was upright as expected. I'm expecting less of an issue when we use the Air Mattress next time.Now to share some general information. My daughter loved having this set up. It meant she had her own space to completely isolate, while still being in the same room with us (we set it up in the living room). She filled it with half the stuff off her bed (it's a full-size bed, but she covers it with blankets and stuffed animals) and still had enough room to sleep. It gave her a little more structure than the 'fort' she built with folding tables and blankets before. She loved how many ways she could get in/out, and used every one of them at least once...an hour...I knocked one start off strictly because of the frustration in trying to get it put back in the bag. If I could take only half a star, I would. My daughter loves this thing and asks every Friday if we can set it back up. We didn't put it on her bed because she's got a full size instead of a twin, but she loves it exactly as it is. And, if I come across the full-size version, I'm sure my wife will have me order it.

Fun camping place for kids.Bought this and used on a trip with my toddler to visit family and he loved it. I Son is happy with it , its his happy place to play and oragnize stuff. Its so good to use during winter time when kid cant go out much. Happy with quality and how big it is for a great price..

We had higher expectations for this, and the material used is not great. Assembly was not too bad but this does not seem very stable with the poles erected. More disappointing is the thin material that wants to separate more and more every time we cycle the zipper on it. I can tell there were some good ideas thought of but that did not translate to the product well in this case.

This Bed Canopy tent I bought for my younger brother he's 15 years old now, this is twin size sleeping tents indoor pop up portable frame with mosquito mesh for kids or adult, is light weight 5.9 pounds floor size 39 inches this is a perfect tents for him especially in he's age he need he's privacy all the time. This portable tent is easy to set up and assembles it took me just 2 minutes to set it up and it fit good in he's bed it has durable poles and nice pongee soft fabric it block good from outside brightness, it has storage 4 pocket inside you can put your phone, wallet, and small flashlight. he can close the whole tent get good night sleep he can use he's favorite pillow, no more mosquito and bugs bordering him at all he feel so relax, satisfied and very comfortable now and peaceful mind. I'm surprise this tent has decent quality and materials.

is great !!

The tent seems to be meant to hold a mattress for children but we bought it as a rest area for our pets. Please note that the tent does require some type of mattress or weight at the bottom to hold it up. Love the color and functionality.