A Four in a Bed contestant was left furious after facing a 'massive' underpayment totalling £665 from fellow competitors on the Channel 4 show.
The programme, which aired a repeat episode on Friday, 13 November, originally broadcast in February 2025, saw four teams rate stays at each other's hotels before a tense payment day.
Channel 4 had teased: "It's a feisty old payment day after a week packed to the gills with gripes. You could cut the tension with a knife! Fortunately, we haven't given any of them knives."
Dean and Chelsie's property criticised
The first pair to have their property rated were father and daughter duo Dean and Chelsie from Inverness. They faced Aberdeenshire singer Marilyn and her mum Agnes, glampsite owner Pamela, and Perth hotel owners Sharmin and Sarah.
After reading feedback, Dean was desperate for answers around the payment day table. His competitors were unimpressed by the prices they were paying, with all three other teams admitting they didn't think it was worth their money.
They also found issues in the rooms, including crumbs, a 'disgusting' furball in the bed, 'grime and dirt' under the sink, as well as 'dust' and 'filth' across the rooms and bathrooms.
Feedback and underpayments
"I expect better," Marilyn said, while Pamela complained her room was too small for the price bracket. Dean responded: "I think the word disgusting is a little bit over the top."
"It was bad, I was shocked," Agnes defended. Dean added: "It's a small team, we just have two housekeepers and we don't always have the time to go in and check. There'll be more stringent checks going forward."
After Pamela scored a low rating for the size of the room, Dean and Chelsie faced underpayments of £200, £225 and £240, totalling £665. Dean said: "Pam's underpayment was massive, to do that, I think that was mean."
Dean and Chelsie finished in last place. Dean commented: "I knew we'd come last because of the high prices but I know we're worth it, and we're in a good place, we are fully booked."
Viewers reacted online, with one saying: "Surprised the table hasn't been overturned by someone yet!!!" Another wrote: "Wow... Never seen such big underpayments. If everyone is underpaying by that much, it proves you're charging too much."
Four in a Bed is available to watch on Channel 4.
