Hartland 4 Man 2 Room Tent

I’ve had this tent for 4 years, been to 11 festivals over its time, still in good working order. Easy to erect and disassemble with 1-2 persons, it packs down small enough to be carried on public transport. The rooms will fit 2 people in each side although if you’re camping for a week or so I’d suggest one a side (or sleep in one side and put luggage in the other) at the most. It’s not heavy carrying it. It’s wonderful for 2 people for a week at a time or 4 people for a couple of nights. The living space isn’t huge but it’s enough room to get dressed and chill out. The downside to this product is the bedroom fabric isn’t full blackout but it does darken so it’s possible to sleep in the day too.

We camped for 3 nights in Dorset and the tent made for a great base to do what we wanted to do. It was easy to put up and plenty of room for me and my son. We had a sleep pod each, I think they might be a bit snug for 2 people to share. The second night in it rained and we didn't get any rain water come through, although there was a bit of condensation inside in the morning. The next day popping up the porch let the air in and the tent dried out nicely. It was a bit windy but the tent stood up well to that. As I said before it dried out quickly and packed away nicely when we were getting ready to come home. I've done plenty of camping as a former scout leader and having done DofE and I don't think I'd winter camp in it. But for a summer time tent it's ideal. For the price it's a pretty decent tent.

Super easy to put up. Enough space in each compartment for a double mattress. Have used 3 times in wind and rain and does well. Good black out in compartments. 3rd time of using the stitching has started to fray and loops for pegs have come apart from main tent fabric. Tent pegs are very thin so bought some thicker pegs for hard ground. Instructions are easy to follow

Once up, it became clear within a few hours that this tent would not last long. See the pictures for fraying and tearing within 24 hours on a sunny wind free day. The inner tent simply cannot handle the tension of its own suspension. By the end of a 3 day trip, there are holes appearing at all tension points. Also, the inner tent touches the outer skin on the sloping sides of the tent and this lets water in. I've contacted the seller to send this back after our upcoming booked weekend trip. Hopefully it will last long enough to do that. *UPDATE* The seller offered me £30 refund to keep the tent. Which I wasn't impressed with. They did agree to collect it, but cancelled the collection date and resceduled it without telling me - I waited in all day only to be told after I asked, they had chosen a new collection date and time. Without any reason given. Also, on the 2nd day (so total of 5 nights up) of my second trip, the tent was literally dripping. See the last picture for the state of one of our sleeping bags in the morning. The common area was also dripping from the ceiling. The whole outer skin was seeping and collecting into drop points. This is not a waterproof tent.

Lasted ages. Good tent

Ideal as a garden tent for the children. Two sides are spacious when erected. You need a good deal of strength to get the poles erected into pegs. Recommended.

As a tent it will do a couple of camping trips no the best of quality made quite poorly but for a £160 you get what you pay for I suppose but still a bit disappointed with it easy enough to put up and take down. For a night in a nice hotel money should get a couple of breaks away in this tent if a don't lesson learned

Delighted with the 2-bed tunnel tent. It works well for my two grandsons each have a room each. Easy to assemble. As we’ve had rain it’s waterproof too. Good value for money. I recommend.