MMM TV motorhome review: Hymer B 544

MMM magazine - Britain's best-selling motorhome magazine - reviews the Hymer B 544 while at the Brownhills motorhome dealership.
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[@andrewbartlett3059]

We bought similar van, and absolutely love it for me, wife and dog. The feeling of light airy space inside is good, cooking area is also good. The toilet/shower could have been a little larger with separate shower, but saying that we don't have a problem with it. It is good size at 6.6m long, loads of storage space with lots of cupboards too. Ours has auto step to passenger door, and reversing camera. both should be standard.

[@thesouluniversal]

i love this! lol, the bed space does look a bit tiny but I quite like the cosy tented effect, and like the feeling of space in the seating area, so you wouldnt feel claustrophobic and could actually relax. Also loving the shower design - would have to see it in person but loving the layout.

[@peterjerman5021]

Comment re only 3 berth is correct but as an option you can have the table with a telescopic leg enabling a double bed to be available, making it a 5 berth.

[@thebigdoghimself]

Neat concept but why does the dining area not also turn into a bed? I don't much care for the outside of it looks very commercial, like a delivery van. Looked like their were only 3pt. seat belts for 4?

[@VanlifewithAlan]

I think camper vans have moved on from the B544. The idea of long chairs either side of a table is somewhat passe and not really very efficient use of space, nor is it particularly useful unless you want a mobile dining facility. The pull down bed is more like sleeping in a tent and could provoke claustrophobia for many people. Horses for courses of course and there is no accounting for taste!

[@m623]

Motor home manufactures need to address the safe traveling seating for more than 4 people, If you don't want to drive M/H the size of a Double Decker Bus then there is not much for a family of five.