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As suggested universal tent inner bedrooms would likely do. An alternative is 'pop-up' inner bedrooms that provide draft, bug free, sleeping quarters, albeit a little smaller in space. We've used them to expand the bedrooms in our Oasis 6 when accommodating larger non-family groups.
If you want side by side bedrooms, then caravan awning inner tents may fit better as many have a sloping/curved ceiling to match the wall curvature of many awnings, which would also fit the curved walls of the tent tunnel.
Replacing the tent because of lost original inner is a little drastic. Cheaper solutions are available.
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