Four in a Bed

Claire and Jessica want to change perceptions of Scarborough, with a visit to the beach.

There's a fly in the ointment for one pair of guests at a holiday park near Hull.

Eggs-pectations for breakfast are high at professional chef Stephen's pub in Cumbria.

Patchy paintwork is a problem at Jane's country manor in Wales' Conwy Valley.

Cleanliness concerns and scrambled scores are debated on payment day.

The competition begins at The World's End in Ecton, Northamptonshire, where father-and-son team Andrew and Chris are hoping their pub can pack a punch.

The second visit of the week is to Duplex Relocations where things get off to a shaky start for host Crissy. The rooms leave the guests with a sinking feeling but criticisms over the hosts attentiveness at breakfast are what make it into the feedback.

The final visit of the week is to Taypark House in Dundee. The guests are impressed by the grandeur of the building but the beds aren't quite up to their standards. The neighbouring airport means the sleep scores fail to soar leaving hosts William and Glenn relying on a brilliant breakfast to rescue their chances.

The final day of the competition sees the B&B owners meet for the last time to find out what they have been paid and to settle some scores. drew and Chris from The World's End can't work out why Glenn and William felt too close for comfort. Crissy and Pauline from Duplex Relocations are keen to set the record straight about their accommodation, while Taypark House's Glenn and William are dubious over the reason Andrew and Chris lost sleep.

A special look back at some highlights and unseen moments, revisiting some of the best - and worst - holiday accommodations featured over the years.

The competition kicks off at Manor House Inn in Haltwhistle, Northumberland, where guests Tony and Paula are immediately enamoured of their honeymoon suite.

The B&Bers visit Tom and Becky's Orchard Glamping in Lancashire hoping to prove their pristine pods are pitch perfect. Things are off to a good start but breakfast divides opinions.

The third visit of the week is to Hotel Ellenby in Scarborough with hosts Tony and Paula who humbly reveal themselves as King and Queen of the town's hospitality scene, but their crowns slip at breakfast when the guests are not amused.

The week's final visit is to The Crown Inn in Derbyshire, where father-and-daughter team Dean and Abigail take great pride in their pub. The trip hits the skids when Terry and Rachel give their room a dusting down and Becky and Tom aren't taken in by the view.

The contestants meet one last time to discover how much they have been paid by their fellow hoteliers and to air their grievances. There's a smorgasbord of slanderous sleep scores, brutal breakfast bombshells and even one couple declining the opportunity to face their competitors. Eventually, it is revealed who has won the competition.

The B&B battle begins in Seaburn, Sunderland, where friends and business partners Mia and Emmanuel run the Mayfield Hotel, where the décor splits the guests' opinions.

The B&Bers are in Gateshead to visit the Sutherlands Hotel. Hugh and Loretta are in awe of the decor but Mia and Emmanuel are determined to dig up some dirt. There are surprising revelations over drinks in the evening before an impressive breakfast the next morning but the feedback leaves Heather and Paul with more questions than answers.

The third stay of the week is at Brampton Dales Farm in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. The guests are unimpressed by some squeaky furniture but charmed by the furry welcome. Hugh and Loretta treat the B&Bers to an afternoon out at an old jail, making the farm look like a palace in comparison.

The final visit of the week is to Valley View in Pendle, Lancashire, where sisters Sharon and Deby hope to get the B&Bers onboard with the glamping experience. The spectacular views are universally admired, but the accommodation proves divisive, with Hugh comparing his glamping pod to a student flat.

The contestants meet one last time to discover how much they have been paid by their fellow hoteliers and to air their grievances. Mia and Emmanuel from the Mayfield Hotel want to clean up Heather and Paul's cleanliness comments, before they find themselves under the microscope for the exact same reason. Hugh and Loretta are keen to throw back the covers on Sharon's sleep worries, before Sharon and her sister Deby reveal they didn't take too kindly to their digs being compared to a student flat.