Four In A Bed viewers fumed ‘absolutely not’ at a feature at a £210 per night luxury campsite. 

A recent episode of the Channel 4 show saw mother-daughter business partners Mandy and Elly open up their campsite Devon Heaven Hideaways to fellow contestants Steve and Mandy, Emma, and Amy and Stuart. 

The glamping site is situated on a farm and each hut has a hot tub, hammocks, a log burner and cooking appliances.

During the episode, Mandy and Elly took their guests on a trip to Powderham Castle in Exminster and finished the day at a pub before returning to the site to allow the guests to enjoy the facilities. 

Prices for a night away at the site ranged from £175 to £210, with an additional £20 for an optional luxury breakfast hamper. 

Four In A Bed viewers fumed ‘absolutely not’ at a feature at a £210 per night luxury campsite in a recent episode of the Channel 4 show 

‘Breakfast at Devon Heaven Hideaways is a self catered affair with an optional breakfast hamper for two available for £20 and the hosts think they have the winning recipe,’ the narrator explained. 

Elly was shown as she delivered the hampers, containing everything needed for a full English breakfast, to each hut. 

One contestant commented that the contents were ‘quality products’ while another praised the ‘great value’ as the camera showed the guests cooking their breakfast with blue sky and sun behind them.

‘The bread is just lovely, the mushrooms so fresh, this is definitely quality produce,’ Emma said while she tucked in.

However, some viewers were taken aback by the guests having to cook for themselves. 

One penned on X: ‘What’s that, £230 and I’ve got to cook my own breakfast… #FourInABed.’;

‘£20 to make your own breakfast?? Absolutely not. #FourInABed.’;

A recent episode of the Channel 4 show saw mother-daughter business partners Mandy and Elly open up their campsite Devon Heaven Hideaways to fellow contestants

Prices for a night away at the site ranged from £175 to £210, with an additional £20 for an optional luxury breakfast hamper

‘My idyllic breakfast is indoors and somebody cooking it for me #FourInABed.’;

‘#fourinabed When I go away I don’t want to cook my own breakfast or have to do washing up.’;

‘That breakfast *can*be beaten, by someone cooking it for you. #fourinabed.’

While others praised the site: ‘Never thought I’d ever say this, but todays glamping was really good. For once a place I’d like to stay at. #fourinabed.’;

‘For a glamping place, Devon Heaven Hideaways is really nice. It’s far more luxurious than the usual glamping places on here and has great facilities. It’s a thumbs up from me. #fourinabed.’

Some viewers were taken aback by the guests having to cook for themselves. One penned on X: ‘What’s that, £230 and I’ve got to cook my own breakfast… #FourInABed’

It comes after another previous episode saw Oleg and Emma open the doors to their establishment in Newquay, Cornwall. 

Since buying the property in 2018 and opening in 2021, the pair offer sea views and ‘second to none’ service at the Newquay Beach Hotel.

Rooms are priced up to £234 a night, while breakfast is an additional £15 per person and car parking is £8. 

However, some viewers were shocked at the price to stay the hotel arguing it was ‘high’. 

Four In A Bed airs on Channel 4 at 5pm on weekdays.