Four In a Bed viewers have raised suspicions about potential 'foul play' on the Channel 4 show, as audience members accuse contestants of purposely underpaying to win.
On Thursday night (February 9), the show travelled to Wales to visit Jane at her country manor, Plas Maenan Country House - and it certainly wasn't as successful night as fellow host Stephen's.
Patchy paintwork was a problem, and the excessive price of £350 a night had some people reeling from the cost of one room.
The décor of the rooms were also criticised, and some viewers even accused contestants of playing a game with their judgements. With the original price of the room being £350 a night, a normal guest is required to pay this.
However, on the programme, contestants are allowed to pay what they think their stay was "worth" in the grand scheme of things - giving rise to the idea that certain guests can purposely underpay.
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Viewers flocked to social media to share their thoughts on the latest opinions, as the B'n'B hosts were called out for some alleged 'foul play'.
One Twitter user wrote: "I think a lot of game playing will be revealed tomorrow. #fourinabed."
Another said: "I suspect some serious underpayments tomorrow! #fourinabed."
A third wrote: "Ha ha I hope Steve’s underpayed equivalent prices to his place #fourinabed."
Meanwhile, a fourth added: "They seem surprised that people don't want to return - at £350 a night... #fourinabed."
More comments read: "Well I think we’re all in agreement. This place is definitely NOT worth £350 per night. 50 at a push #fourinabed."
Others said: "The decor is Jane all over. What, tired, tacky and worn out? #fourinabed."
One noted: "Dead flies for £350 nope #fourinabed."
Another added: "For that price, everything should be perfect. Not mismatched, dated furniture and marks on the walls #fourinabed."
And finally, one concluded: "No wonder folk go abroad , these prices are ridiculous #fourinabed."
Four In a Bed resumes on Friday, February 10 at 5pm on Channel 4. Catch-up episode are available on All4 now.
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