If you like the Chesterfield sofa look then this one from Bestway reflects the regency leather sofa look! Argos have a brilliant selection of ready beds for adults and kids, which are inflatable mattresses with bedding included – ideal for camping or sleepovers. Its unique design comprises of thermal insulation and a pillow, giving you a comfortable resting place, fully protected from the bumpy, hard ground beneath. A mini army of testers help us find the best air beds and tell us which ones are most comfortable to lie down on. We recommend the Coleman Comfort Airbed as the best airbed on the market right now thanks to its dual chamber design which inflates each side of the mattress separately, reducing motion when your bed partner gets up or moves about. What is the best airbed to buy for camping?

Size – As with any mattress, you can usually choose between a single or a double size – take note that a double airbed will probably be a bit shorter and narrower than a normal double mattress. King size airbeds are available, as are queen ones like this model from Intex. An elevated airbed is a great idea if the advancing years mean that it’s not quite as easy as it once was for you or your guests to get up and down from the ground. 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. 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.

Need to know The sleeping surface is a foam layer on top of the inflated bed, carry bag, walled sides You can find children’s ready beds featuring all their favourite characters, but we like this age-proof single ready bed which will outlast their growth spurts and still keep them cosy long after they’ve gone off Peppa Pig and Paw Patrol. Key specs: Durability: Each of the beds is jumped on 10 times and poked by a sharp point with 50 newtons of force to assess its long-term durability, and how well it stands up to general wear and tear or a bit of rough treatment.

This luxurious, ergonomically designed mattress from Active Era has a height of 56cm making it as high as many normal beds, and much easier to get onto or off than a standard airbed. What’s more, it has a clever internal inflation pump which just needs to be plugged in and will blow up your bed in less than three minutes, so you don’t need to have a separate device. This airbed from Intex, which comes highly recommended by hundreds of happy customers, is a sizable 203cm long, which is around 15cm longer than most, giving you that little bit extra room to get comfy. Key specs: How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, also has a built-in foot pump if you want to use it on a camping trip

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You don't have permission to access "http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/sports-and-leisure/camping-and-caravanning/air-beds/c:30507/size:toddler" on this server. This nifty little self-inflating airbed is perfect for festivals and camping holidays when space is at a premium and you want to carry as little with you as possible. How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, can also be inflated with a manual pump so it's a suitable camping air bed How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, but can also be inflated with a manual pump so it's suitable as a camping air bed Unlike some of our recommendations, this compact airbed from Trekology is at the other end of the scale when it comes to weight, coming in at a barely noticeable 450g and making it the perfect mattress for a festival or camping trip where you need to travel light.Smell: An unpleasant rubbery smell can really upset a good night's sleep. Our testers sniff each bed and marked air beds down if they have a strong whiff of rubber. The best don't have any odour at all. 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. Good airbeds counter this by using highly insulating materials which will retain heat and maintain the plumpness of the mattress. But there are plenty of excellent airbeds out there which will not only stay pumped up the entire night, but will actually have you sleeping like a baby.

Dry:Soon Drying Pod heated airer review: a speedy drying solution that helps to reduce your ironing pileBest mattresses for kids - 10 of the most supportive, comfortable mattresses according to real parents How do you inflate it? Built-in pump, but it can also be inflated with a manual pump (eg, if you're camping) Very comfortable – nice luxurious addition to camping chairs whether it’s inside or outside the tent. We’ve just bought one of the Coleman Comfort doubles and it’s much much better than an ordinary inflatable mattress." - DustyStar