This tent was so close to being 5 stars. So since it was so close I'll start off with the bad. If it's going to be raining, make absolutely sure all the zippers are shut all the way.... So after getting the tent I wanted to check it out for any flaws and learn how to set it up at my leisure. It was a little odd putting it together the first time and put the poles in the wrong sleeves once. But the instructions were easy enough to follow along and I figured it out. Once I saw we were getting some rain, I figured I would leave it up so I can check for leaks. Normally in Washington we get a little rain, this turned out to be a downpour. To which I thought great! At first everything seemed to be holding up fine. I even left the window flaps open to see if the rain would get in that way. Everything seemed to be holding up fine then after a few hours I noticed a small puddle. I thought oh no! It seemed like it might have been coming through the window, but it was all dry. A quick look around and I found out it was the entrance for an extension cord that didn't get zippered shut all the way. Which granted was my fault for not catching it before hand and we did have a lot of rain. But then I got to thinking, what if I had an extension cord running into the tent? What if that puddle formed right where the plug was? Yikes. Seems like they should have figured out a better way to weather proof that opening. The only other bad thing was I would have liked to have more places to hang lanterns from. There's the standard one in the center then 2 more above the doors. Which is an odd place to have them to be. But they are sturdy. It holds up my LED lantern with 8 D cell batteries in it no problem. The good TONS of room. I'm 6' even and I can walk almost all the way to the edge before my head touches the mesh. So it's great for actually spending time inside the tent if it's raining or crappy outside. Plus you can keep all your gear inside of it and out of the way. It has a really smart window design that allows you to keep the side windows open, but the rain won't be able to get in. Unless it's gusting sideways, but then if it's blowing that hard you probably won't need the windows open. As a surprise bonus, the instructions are actually helpful! They are a little vague, but it's pretty much to be expected from tent instructions. But it said to stake down the 4 corners before trying to pole it, and it really helped a lot. I know because I put the poles in the wrong sleeve and unstaked​ it thinking that was it. Nope my mistake. So aside from the small issue of the cord zipper not being drawn all the way and allowing water in it's a very nice tent that I enjoy very much!