I bought this tent last winter, taking advantage of the off season discounts that are often available at that time of year.
The RRP is around the £150 mark, but I paid around £80, and I must say that even the full retail belies the tents quality; if I had to guess at a price I'd have estimated it to be £100 higher.

It packs down small enough for bike travel, and even hiking / orienteering, is within it's design brief as it can be split into separate units(inner and outer)for the aforementioned, and carries the Duke of Edinburgh's Award approval.
It can be purchased in two sizes, the 200 two man and the 300 reviewed here for 3 men, so if packing size is more important than actual living size the 200 might be the one to go for, however in reality there is very little difference in packed size, but a fair bit in the actual accommodation, to be fair for me I'd rather have the larger space, as it is on a bike after all, and so I won't be physically carrying it around with me.

Living with this item is easy, with three anodized alloy poles which are all of the same length pitching is a breeze, pick a sleeve thread through and it erects into a semi geo dome, which doesn't rely on guy lines for stability, however if it threatens to be breezy they're there, while talking guys (no not men!) there are reflective tabs at each corner useful when trying to avoid tripping over in the dark, although if I had to criticise I would have liked to have seen reflective lines also, but hey it is reasonably priced.
It can be pitched all in one, or as an outer first, your choice.

For your money you will get two porch / vestibules, so storage of wet things and food etc isn't a problem, however I wouldn't recommend them as a dry cooking area, best leave that to the great outdoors, or invest in an ever popular tarp to extend outside.
Inside the living sleeping space is very generous, OK you wouldn't want to throw a party, but for storing [and snoring], sleeping there is plenty enough room.
Unless you are very much vertically challenged you couldn't stand up inside, although kneeling at full extension presents no problems, so there is never a claustrophobic feeling inside, ditto getting dressed or undressed, with room to pull on trousers put on boots etc aplenty. it also has a couple of decent sized storage pockets in two corners, and a little hanger in the roof of the dome for hanging a light.

The inner door / entrance is a double zip affair, to which you can either undo the whole door or unzip the privacy screen to reveal the mosquito - bug screen, which works extremely well in keeping those little varmints where they belong.... on someone else and not you!
The outer sheet has two vents, which prop open using an integral stiffened props which velcro into place for stability, aiding in air circulation.
I have used this tent in bone dry to wet conditions and have never experienced damp or condensation within it, the living quarters being kept away from the outer by design.

Finally, I think you'll have guessed that I rate this very highly having owned and used many tents before, I think that for the money this one will be hard to beat; it full fills all of it's requirements; Dry, spacious, comfortable, easy to use, and packs down reasonably small, another winner from Vango.