5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful product!

2026-02-05    -Sophie

Exactly what I was looking for. I was worried it wouldn’t fit in my extremely thick queen mattress, but it fits just fine! It’s so cozy, especially with the string lights. As with any tent, it will get hot if all 3 openings are closed, so opening a couple even a bit helps cool it a lot. luckily the transparent fabric strips at the top do provide some ventilation for when all openings are closed. I managed to get it on a queen mattress by myself by sliding the fabric over my mattress before putting the stick parts in. It comes with a transparent pocket above the bottom opening for a tablet or foldable laptop so you can watch movies, a hook on the ceiling if you want to hang an extra light, and a bag to carry everything in when you’re not using it. Assembly was very easy as the sticks are literally two pieces. I feel like I’m in my own private cozy little cave.

5.0 out of 5 stars Exactly what I was looking for.

2026-02-11    -me

Easy assembly. Seems sturdy. Mattress fits perfectly inside. The zippers work but are not high quality. Looks great. My daughter loves it.

Lindo.

2026-01-04    -GUILLERMO MEZQUITA MACIAS

Extraordinario. Fácil de armar, mas resistente que otros q he comprado. Lindo diseño. A mi hija le encantó.

5.0 out of 5 stars Kool tent

2025-12-21    -Katie

Great material and easy set up

5.0 out of 5 stars Kool tent

2026-02-01    -Katie

Great material and easy set up

3.0 out of 5 stars Cool bed but..

2026-02-01    -S Beecham

I purchased this bed for my teen who was recently diagnosed with ADHD. They have chronic insomnia, and I thought this was cheaper than the insurance beds, so I purchased one for them for Christmas. I had high hopes due to the ad stating bed tent was "durable for bear kids". Although the bed is really cool looking, and useful for its cradling the kiddo and blocking out a bit of noise as well as light, we had one pain in the butt time first finding the slots where the poles go on the nylon, because of the way it varies, and getting my Kid's full size mattress into it, as the openings are very tight. When you put the mattress in it, take it slow inch-by inch and be very careful not to tear the tent or bend any poles. Thank God that was not the problem for us. But there are only 2 of us and I am disabled and not very strong. My suggestion to you is to have a couple of strong adults to get the mattress in, preferably 3 or 4 people to have you navigate the mattress. We had a small room to work with, to boot. We ended up having to bend the mattress to get it inside. Also, I do not find it to be all that durable. It's not for rowdy, rough children. The bottom left side is lop-sided, despite having moved and arranged the corners and mattress repeatedly, and just will not stand up as high as the front of the bed and the bottom right. And this is not due to any loose connections or poles being loose either. It took us 2 1/2 hours to get this put together and get the mattress in it from start to finish despite the lame video and instructions which do not let you see everything, especially where the feet go at the corners. I'm not talking about the straps and pockets, I mean exactly where the ends go to line up with the corners on a bed that is a metal open bar metal platform bed. I guess the ends just hang outside and you line up the mattress and tent, but this would be better if it was more stable. It's really flimsy, despite our best effort to fuss over it to get it perfectly aligned on the platform and with the actual nylon tent on the mattress. This would be better tbh on the floor or on a contained platform bed that has a bottom and raised, boxed in sides and corners, which would def add to the stability, instead of the poles just free hanging over the outer corners. The tent kept sliding around each time we tried to put the mattress in. Talk about not fun. Anyway, outside of one corner being lop-sided no matter how we adjusted it, it is cute, and my Kid loves it, but I do not expect it to last long. These should be made sturdier, of a thicker poly-nylon or ideally canvas material. And more stable, not wobbly. Of course the price would reflect that too. The addition of a center hook for a future inner lantern or fan, or to string lights inside; a pocket for tablet at end of inside, inner head board side pockets and velcro slots for charging cables at the head of the bed up about 10 inches or so are a nice touch. Because of the dilapidated rear corner, and the lack of durability and the time it took to figure this out despite instructions, I am giving it 3 stars. Could be much improved for quality and stability. Otherwise, cool item. Also, I want to add it is not as tall as it looks in ad. The photo is deceptive, and the ceiling is quite low on the ends, tall in the center. I expected this to be considerably taller than slightly more than a personal pup tent by the ad image.

5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful product!

2026-02-22    -Sophie

Exactly what I was looking for. I was worried it wouldn’t fit in my extremely thick queen mattress, but it fits just fine! It’s so cozy, especially with the string lights. As with any tent, it will get hot if all 3 openings are closed, so opening a couple even a bit helps cool it a lot. luckily the transparent fabric strips at the top do provide some ventilation for when all openings are closed. I managed to get it on a queen mattress by myself by sliding the fabric over my mattress before putting the stick parts in. It comes with a transparent pocket above the bottom opening for a tablet or foldable laptop so you can watch movies, a hook on the ceiling if you want to hang an extra light, and a bag to carry everything in when you’re not using it. Assembly was very easy as the sticks are literally two pieces. I feel like I’m in my own private cozy little cave.

3.0 out of 5 stars Cool bed but..

2026-01-07    -S Beecham

I purchased this bed for my teen who was recently diagnosed with ADHD. They have chronic insomnia, and I thought this was cheaper than the insurance beds, so I purchased one for them for Christmas. I had high hopes due to the ad stating bed tent was "durable for bear kids". Although the bed is really cool looking, and useful for its cradling the kiddo and blocking out a bit of noise as well as light, we had one pain in the butt time first finding the slots where the poles go on the nylon, because of the way it varies, and getting my Kid's full size mattress into it, as the openings are very tight. When you put the mattress in it, take it slow inch-by inch and be very careful not to tear the tent or bend any poles. Thank God that was not the problem for us. But there are only 2 of us and I am disabled and not very strong. My suggestion to you is to have a couple of strong adults to get the mattress in, preferably 3 or 4 people to have you navigate the mattress. We had a small room to work with, to boot. We ended up having to bend the mattress to get it inside. Also, I do not find it to be all that durable. It's not for rowdy, rough children. The bottom left side is lop-sided, despite having moved and arranged the corners and mattress repeatedly, and just will not stand up as high as the front of the bed and the bottom right. And this is not due to any loose connections or poles being loose either. It took us 2 1/2 hours to get this put together and get the mattress in it from start to finish despite the lame video and instructions which do not let you see everything, especially where the feet go at the corners. I'm not talking about the straps and pockets, I mean exactly where the ends go to line up with the corners on a bed that is a metal open bar metal platform bed. I guess the ends just hang outside and you line up the mattress and tent, but this would be better if it was more stable. It's really flimsy, despite our best effort to fuss over it to get it perfectly aligned on the platform and with the actual nylon tent on the mattress. This would be better tbh on the floor or on a contained platform bed that has a bottom and raised, boxed in sides and corners, which would def add to the stability, instead of the poles just free hanging over the outer corners. The tent kept sliding around each time we tried to put the mattress in. Talk about not fun. Anyway, outside of one corner being lop-sided no matter how we adjusted it, it is cute, and my Kid loves it, but I do not expect it to last long. These should be made sturdier, of a thicker poly-nylon or ideally canvas material. And more stable, not wobbly. Of course the price would reflect that too. The addition of a center hook for a future inner lantern or fan, or to string lights inside; a pocket for tablet at end of inside, inner head board side pockets and velcro slots for charging cables at the head of the bed up about 10 inches or so are a nice touch. Because of the dilapidated rear corner, and the lack of durability and the time it took to figure this out despite instructions, I am giving it 3 stars. Could be much improved for quality and stability. Otherwise, cool item. Also, I want to add it is not as tall as it looks in ad. The photo is deceptive, and the ceiling is quite low on the ends, tall in the center. I expected this to be considerably taller than slightly more than a personal pup tent by the ad image.

5.0 out of 5 stars Bed Tent Winner!

2026-01-24    -RMB

We bought this as a gift for our special needs 8 year-old. It was easy to put together but a little tricky to get his mattress inside without a second person to help. The fabric is breathable (not super heavy), does a good job blocking a lot of light, and has some nice pockets to store little lights & books in. He also loves the included star lights which we strung along the outside of the door. It’s a perfect place for him to relax with a good book or his favorite stuffies.

5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect Bed Tent

2026-01-20    -Amazon Customer

Fits over twin size bed and is made well. Good ventilation. I’m 5’3 and I can sit up comfortably inside.