Where is todays B&B situated ?
Four in a Bed :: New Series (Part 3)
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Originally Posted by SolarSail:
“I was struck by this person's experience
Am suspecting that the £120 per night is not something that's usually on offer, don't these glamping places generally have a minimum number of nights policy?”
“I was struck by this person's experience
Am suspecting that the £120 per night is not something that's usually on offer, don't these glamping places generally have a minimum number of nights policy?”
Yes, it was mentioned earlier there was a three night minimum.
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“edit -
Monmouthshire in Wales.”
“edit -
Monmouthshire in Wales.”
i thought it might have been the place Freddie Flintoff visited in his Sky One program with all the alpacas, but its not.
Originally Posted by rhumble:
“Todays hosts hair looks rather like an alpaca's
”
“Todays hosts hair looks rather like an alpaca's
”
Bit harsh on the Alpaca's, theirs was much tidier. 
Obviously his forehead is struggling to see again, his glasses spend more time on his forehead than his eyes
Oh so they turn up after they have all cooked ! cheeky gits
I could never stay in such a ramshackle place
How awful.
I wouldnt even give them a tenner a night.
I could never stay in such a ramshackle place
How awful.
I wouldnt even give them a tenner a night.
She can do nothing about the slugs, for £120 a night she could put a bouncer on the door to stop them getting in
Thanks for the 3 night minimum info, I missed that.
Can't get over the fact that they didn't inform the guests about cooking their own breakfast until the actual event arrived.
Today's hosts can't quibble at three No Return answers, they've already said they wouldn't want to stay in a yurt themselves
Can't get over the fact that they didn't inform the guests about cooking their own breakfast until the actual event arrived.
Today's hosts can't quibble at three No Return answers, they've already said they wouldn't want to stay in a yurt themselves
They are bed and breakfast owners, they have a breakfast experience every day, well apart from John.
Originally Posted by rhumble:
“If i wanted to cook my own breakfast, i would stay at home”
“If i wanted to cook my own breakfast, i would stay at home”
Well precisely. Also, these people are B&B owners who cook breakfast for their guests every day - bit of a busman's holiday for them
Part of the experience of staying in a yurt is obviously freezing to death, unless you sit playing with the fire all night
She really hasnt sold her product very well at all
She really hasnt sold her product very well at all
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“Yurt alert!
£125 per night! Nah.”
“Yurt alert!
£125 per night!
Nah.”
I thought the same........blooming pricey wasn`t it
Originally Posted by BirthdayGirl:
“AND you have to cook your own breakfast
I DONT THINK SO!”
“AND you have to cook your own breakfast
I DONT THINK SO!”
LOL..there`s always McDonalds Egg McMuffin
Originally Posted by Torch81:
“I'd rather be in a caravan that a yurt. At least you'd get a bathroom of your own.”
“I'd rather be in a caravan that a yurt. At least you'd get a bathroom of your own.”
Agreed!
If I was taken to a cold tent with snail trails, had to use communal facilities and cook my own breakfast I'd give them £30.
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