It doesn’t come with a pump, so you’ll need to make sure you have one already – trust us when we say that you don’t want to be blowing one of these up by yourself.

EZBed Unfolds And Inflates To a Standard Bed Height (22"), Inflated Mattress Dimensions: 77" X 40", Bed Deflates and Folds in to a Duffle Bag With Wheels For Convenient Travel And Storage; Bed Fits Standard Twin Sheets, Weight Capacity: 300Lbs. Bed Weight: 48.9 Lbs EZBed Built-In Pump Automatically Inflates and Deflates Airbed In Less Than 4 Minutes, Pump Features Auto Shut-Off Options (Plush, Medium, Firm) To Reach A Desired Comfort Level with Ease Easy Peasy! I own 2 of these. No need to take up a bedroom with a seldom used bed - these just set up so easily! Where you’ll be using it- There are various types of airbed to choose from depending on the purpose you need it for. If you’re looking for an occasional bed for guests then a standard inflatable air mattress like this one from Coleman should fit the bill perfectly. A lighter, narrower self-inflating mattress may be more appropriate if you’re camping or at a festival where space is at a premium and ease of use is particularly important. Its clever cellular design keeps you fully supported and insulated 5cm off the ground, and the heavy-duty nylon fabric is both waterproof and robust enough to keep you warm and dry in all but the coldest of conditions.This means that you don’t have to struggle with the usual problem of being bounced about when the person you’re sharing the airbed with turns over in the night, resulting in a much better night’s sleep all round. Turn the comfort meter up a notch by adding some of our feather pillows. They’re sure to make your guests feel fresh and well-rested in the morning. And help them feel more at home with a complete guest room set up, including their own towels. From hand towels and bath towels to beach towels, our selection offers them in a range of cool colours, dashing designs and fine fabrics. Argos have a brilliant selection of ready beds for adults and kids, which are inflatable mattresses with bedding included – ideal for camping or sleepovers. To help you in your quest for the best, we’ve researched the top products on the market and scoured the Mumsnet forums for tried-and-tested recommendations.

We’ve all had a bad experience on a cheap airbed, usually where a slow puncture has had us waking up the next day practically on the floor, and it’s tempting to dismiss inflatable mattresses as uncomfortable, noisy and hardly worth the bother.

Most airbeds are a little shorter than the standard mattress on your bed, so if you or your partner are on the tall side, you may need something a bit longer. This clever airbed from camping specialists Coleman has a unique dual chamber design, so that each side of the double mattress is inflated separately. We love this brilliant little airbed for toddlers and kids which comes in a choice of blue or pink. It has a unique design with raised sides to keep your little one from rolling off the edge.