Four In A Bed Season 3 Episode 59 Series 3 Episode 59

Four in a Bed is a British television series that follows four bed and breakfast owners competing to be named the best value for money across a week of staying with each other's establishments. In Series 3, Episode 59, four new B&B owners invite their competitors to judge their establishments, beginning with The Roebuck Inn in North Yorkshire. Owner Mark greets his guests with glasses of fizz and shows them around his traditional pub with elegant, yet rustic rooms. The guests are impressed by the stylish decor but take issue with the lack of a shower in one of the rooms. At breakfast, the guests are pleased with the cooked-to-order options, but one criticises the presentation.

Next up is The Priory Hotel in Pevensey, East Sussex, owned by Keith. The building dates back to the 14th century and boasts 18 rooms, each uniquely decorated with antique furniture. Keith takes his guests on a historical tour of the hotel, including the 800-year-old chapel onsite. The guests appreciate the unique character of the building, but one couple finds their room too small and outdated. At breakfast, the guests are bewildered by the buffet-style service after being accustomed to cooked-to-order.

Then, the guests visit The Warren Lodge in Shepperton, Surrey. Owned by Michelle, this bed and breakfast is a converted hunting lodge that has been modernised with contemporary furnishings. The guests notice the trendy decor and calming atmosphere immediately upon arrival. However, one guest is dissatisfied with the lack of natural light and fresh air in her basement room. At breakfast the next morning, the guests rave about the offering of fresh berries and croissants.

Lastly, the guests visit The Workhouse in Presteigne, Wales, owned by Dave and Helen. This unique and quirky bed and breakfast is housed in a former Victorian workhouse that has been converted into an arts centre with six guest rooms. The guests are intrigued by the artwork on display throughout the establishment and are pleased with the spacious rooms. However, there is some dissatisfaction with the communal bathroom facilities. At breakfast, the guests are pleased with the cooked-to-order options, but one finds the portion sizes too small.

Throughout the week, tensions rise as the competitors critique each other's establishments. In a heated feedback session, the owners defend their B&Bs and challenge each other’s feedback. In the end, the scores are tallied, and one B&B is named the best value for money, revealed in the dramatic finale. Tune in to Four in a Bed Series 3 Episode 59 to find out who is crowned the winner.