Four In A Bed Season 12 Episode 6 Series 12 Episode 6

Four in a Bed is a popular British reality television series that brings together four different bed and breakfast (B&B) owners to compete against each other to determine who runs the best establishment. Over the course of the week, each of the four owners visits the others' B&Bs and pays what they believe is a fair price for their stay. Afterwards, they have a chance to critique each other on a variety of factors, like the quality of the rooms, the cleanliness, and the food. At the end of the week, the host with the highest overall score wins a coveted prize.

In Series 12 Episode 6, four new B&B owners are introduced. First up is Christine, who runs The Barn at Devizes in Wiltshire. Christine's establishment is a self-contained wing of a larger house, complete with a well-appointed bedroom and a living space that includes a sofa bed and a kitchenette. Her guests are treated to a hearty breakfast each morning, which includes homemade bread and jam. But will the other competitors be impressed enough with her attention to detail and the idyllic countryside setting to overlook any potential flaws?

Next is Caroline, who owns and runs The Cats Whiskers in Harrogate. The Cats Whiskers is a boutique B&B that's located just minutes away from the town center. The property features four luxury guest rooms that all have different themes, from a vintage French boudoir to a traditional British hunting lodge. Caroline is a trained chef, so her guests are spoiled with a multi-course breakfast each morning that's packed with homemade treats. But will her prices prove too high for the other contestants' budgets?

Third up is Louise, who owns and runs The Gurnard's Head in Zennor, Cornwall. The Gurnard's Head is a traditional pub with rooms, located on the rugged coastline. The property boasts six guest rooms that are decorated in a simple, yet stylish, manner, and guests can eat in the pub's restaurant, which features locally sourced ingredients. But will the other owners be able to overlook any potential noise from the pub downstairs, and will they be happy with the modest sized rooms?

Last but not least is Lucy, who runs The George in Winder, Cumbria. The George is a historic coaching inn that's been transformed into a B&B. The property has five charming guest rooms, each of which is individually decorated with antique furnishings. Guests can arrange to have dinner at the inn's award-winning restaurant, and the breakfast is locally sourced produce of the highest quality. But will the other contestants be able to overlook some of the issues around upkeep and cleanliness?

Throughout the week, each of the owners will visit the other B&Bs and pay what they believe is a fair price for their stay. Afterwards, they'll meet up to discuss their experiences, compare notes and rate each other's establishments based on a range of factors. Tempers may flare, and there may be disagreements, but in the end, there can be only one winner. Who will it be? Tune into Series 12 Episode 6 of Four in a Bed to find out.