How do you set up temporary beds for extra overnight visitors over Christmas?

[MythologicalPersonage]

We have an inflatable mattress but it doesn't seem to be very comfy.

[FlopIsMyChristmasGuru]

Watching with interest as we need to make a decision pretty quickly. I keep looking at the cold up beds but they are huge still when folded up and I'm not sure the DP's can get down to a futon type mattress as an alternative

[AndNowItsSeven]

My dc sleep on the floor in sleeping bags on cushions, or share beds. The guests get their beds.

[blibblibs]

DC get moved onto camp beds and inflatable beds and guests get theirs. Thankfully no need for a double for guests so we get to keep ours.

[MrsLeighHalfpenny]

Guests get beds of people living in the house. People living in the house sleep on airbeds. Or take the cushions off the sofa and put on floor - that's comfy too.

[DSClarke]

We got one of the John Lewis single fold out beds that doubles up as a lovely comfy square for sitting on. Perfect

[Philoslothy]

We move the children onto campbeds, plug in air beds into joint rooms, they see that as a bit of an adventure. The adults get their bedrooms.

[DSClarke]

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[70isaLimitNotaTarget]

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guests (unless they are children) get the beds.

Airbeds are ok for occasional use but they need a cover over like a mattress protector otherwise you sweat like a good'un.

I'm looking at a folding campbed (how well timed is Black friday )

[cantbelievemyeyes]

We have a double height Aerobed and family who have slept on it said it was brilliant. Not cheap at about £150 but seems well worth the money. We'll be on it over Christmas as guests with health problems will have our bed, so I hope it's as good as people say!