Four In a Bed viewers have slammed the final hosts on the Channel 4 show for their ‘overpriced’ sheds as the guests ‘trekked’ for their morning meal.
On Thursday evening’s episode of the series, Debbie and Sharon hosted the contestants at Valley View in Lancashire. While it was a new experience for all, with sheep and glamping included, not everyone was impressed with the facilities.
Guest Hugh even compared the pods to staying in student accommodation, branding it “basic and boring”, with Mia and Emanuel complaining after finding hair in their bed. Fellow guest And Heather wasn’t best pleased that the Valley View didn’t offer a breakfast or food hamper.
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Viewers were also quick to criticise the episode, as they slammed the £140 a night stay as “overpriced”.
Fans took to social media to air their grievances about the final hosts, who were branded “game players” in earlier episodes.
One Twitter user wrote: “Oh pleeeeez ....who cares you rent out over priced sheds now down dangerous steps with no access to food or drink.”
Another said: “Just catching tonight’s show. If you're not offering a cookedbreakfast, at least offer a hamper. #fourinabed.”
And a third wrote: “Can’t call the winner but the sisters win the vista, love the sheep herding, but lose on their attitude to breakfast trekking complaints.#fourinabed.”
More comments read: “Yes you do need to leave your room to get breakfast normally but you don’t have to wade through sheep s*** in a B&B #FourInABed.”
Others said: “#fourinabed More like tramping than glamping.”
Another noted: “Seriously… no breakfast provided = no score #fourinabed.”
And finally, one concluded: “You cannot be judged on breakfast if you don't make or serve it! End of #fourinabed.”
Four In a Bed resumes on Friday, March 3 at 5pm for Payment Day. Catch-up episodes are available on All4.
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