Four in a Bed
Four in a Bed is a reality show on More4. B&B owners throw open their doors and take turns to stay with each other, as they compete to be crowned best hosts. The popular program has been available since 2026. A total of 945 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in October 2026.
Last episode
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30:00Four in a Bed
The B&Bers meet for one last time, to confront their rivals and discover how much they've been paid. Things get heated when it's time to count up the cash.
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35:00Former GMTV presenter Matt Arnold hosts at the Bridge Hotel in Brandon in Suffolk, where he hopes his 'blissful beds, beautiful bathrooms and brilliant breakfasts' will impress his guests.
30:00Steve and Lisa host at the King's Head Inn in Rye, East Sussex. Their guests get into the swing of things with a round of blindfolded mini-golf, but not everyone has a solid night's sleep.
30:00Daniel welcomes his rivals to Church Spa in East Markham, Nottinghamshire. Some of his guests are impressed by the spa facilities, while others are less smitten with the price tag.
30:00Jennifer McGirr hosts at Tower View Hotel in Blackpool, where there are unwanted guests in a bathroom and trouble at breakfast time when some of Jennifer's guests try to order off-menu.
Series 19
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35:00After an interesting - and at times hot-tempered - week, the B&Bers get together one last time to debate their differences and find out who's won.
30:00The B&Bers are off glamping at Sanath and Amelia's Stamford Meadows Glamping site in Lincolnshire. But for one pair, the walk to the WC proves a step too far.
30:00Joanne and Julie host at The Halfway House Inn, in Morley, West Yorkshire. Two B&Bers poo-poo the lack of shampoo, while another pair come to blows at the Royal Armouries in Leeds.
35:00Visit two is to The Roade House (no, not that one) in Northamptonshire, where hosts Paul and Maxine boast a café bar, yoga studio and hair salon.
30:00In West Sussex, The Kings Head Inn hosts Colin and Oonagh hope to get off to a flyer of a start with a visit to a World War II aviation museum. But one B&Ber has a hot and sweaty night.
Series 17 30:00
30:00It's payment day, and there's a packed agenda of cleanliness concerns and scrambled scores as the B&Bers air their grievances before the winner is announced.
35:00The week's last visit is to Jane's lovingly restored Plas Maenan Country House in Wales' Conwy Valley. But the restoration doesn't meet everyone's standards with patchy paintwork a problem.
30:00Pro chef Stephen hosts the week's third visit at The Crossings Inn in Cumbria. His ethos is no-nonsense accommodation and gorgeous grub, so eggs-pectations are sky high at breakfast time.
30:00At Burton Constable Holiday Park near Hull, park wardens Gemma and Mark are hoping their luxurious lodges will wow the B&Bers. But there's a fly in the ointment for one pair of guests.
35:00The competition begins at Derwent House Apartments in Scarborough, where hosts Claire and her daughter-in-law Jessica want to change perceptions of the seaside town.
35:00It's payment day, and the B&Bers meet up one last time to settle some scores. Expect breakfast bombshells and tit-for-tat tussles before the payments are revealed and we find out who's won.
30:00Husband-and-wife team Bridie and James host the week's final visit at Dulrush Fishing Lodge in County Fermanagh, where the hosts are left reeling by some confusing feedback.
35:00The B&Bers are off glamping for a second time, at Isabel and Aisling's Ness Wood Glamping in County Londonderry. But the pristine pods are too petite for some.
25:00Bridie hosts the second visit of the week at Pine Tree Hollow Glamping in Leitrim. She's keen to show her guests that back to basics doesn't mean boring - but not everyone's convinced.
35:00The competition begins at The Oaks Luxury Lodges in County Londonderry. Hosts Louise and Lynsey hope that Derry's heritage will win the B&Bers over. But breakfast proves divisive.