Four In A Bed Season 6 Episode 6 20 Albany Street

Four in a Bed is a popular British reality television show that follows four innkeepers and hotel owners as they stay and review each other's establishments over a week-long competition in which the audience gets to see the accommodations, food, and services provided. In season 6 episode 6, the panel heads to 20 Albany Street, St Andrews, for their final stop of the competition.

The show starts with the host and each contestant presenting their establishments, showcasing their rooms and amenities, and explaining their prices. The first episode of the week ends when all the contestants have visited the other participants' hotels and stayed for one night. They then get to review the accommodation, food, and overall service provided, score one another out of ten and leave comments on all aspects of their stay. All reviews and scores are added up, and the winner is announced at the end of the week, receiving a plaque, the Four in a Bed trophy, and pride for being the best establishment.

In this episode, the contestants' establishments are listed as follows; The first hotel owner, George is from George & Abbotsford Hotel, Melrose, boasting a traditional B&B experience, followed by Jan-Marie, representing the Byre B&B, Elgin, with a countryside retreat appeal. Third to present is Mark representing Mark's at the Manor, Port Soller, where guests can experience picturesque views, deluxe rooms, and enjoy an extensive breakfast buffet. Finally, Mark's competitor is Jonathan, the owner of 20 Albany Street, St Andrews, complete with traditional Scottish touches and stylish décor.

The contestants were all varied, ranging from quirky, eclectic personalities to the mild-mannered and accommodating. It was interesting to see each establishment's strengths and weaknesses, with some concentrating more on customer service than others or hospitality rather than room décor. It was also entertaining to see the contestants knock each other's establishments and try to gain an edge over the competition while complimenting each other at the same time.

The competition at 20 Albany Street was particularly interesting, and guests were complete with personalized robes and homemade shortbread upon arrival. The establishment's modern, artsy décor and Scottish cuisine were highlighted, and the panel was impressed by the Scottish theme throughout the establishment.

The establishment had great attention to detail, with Scottish motifs present throughout the whole hotel. The rooms were pristinely clean, with comfortable, firm beds and a spacious bathroom. The group appreciated the personal touches, and it was clear that Jonathan and his staff had gone to great lengths to ensure his guests were comfortable.

The Scottish breakfast received commentary by the panel, who raved about the homemade black pudding and potato scones. The fresh orange juice served in big mason jars and is served on the board brought together the Scottish experience on the dining table. Even critics were impressed despite the copious amounts of food served.

The panel enjoyed the local activities offered in St Andrews, like golfing and coastal strolls; thus, the establishment's location was a big plus. The guests also appreciated Jonathan's knowledge of the area, and he recommended must-see places in St Andrews that they felt added to the Scottish experience.

The competition was intense and close, as every establishment prided itself differently. The contestants made each stay unique and welcoming and showcased their strengths, demonstrating the diversity of offerings in the show. While each establishment had pluses, some were noted to have several drawbacks, whereas others stood out from the rest.

The panel in this episode was pleased with the incredible hospitality and experience provided, leading to some high scores and fantastic reviews. No one wanted anyone to feel dejected, but only one establishment would come out on top.

In conclusion, Four in a Bed season 6 episode 6 at 20 Albany Street was a fantastic display of hospitality and Scottish elegance. The show provides a unique window into how B&Bs compete against each other, and how they price their accommodation and services. It's a must-watch for fans of travel shows and a show that will make viewers plan for their next staycation or holiday.