If you own a business, you probably think it's the best in the industry, but might not be so eager to test it. In this programme, four pairs of bed and breakfast owners from all over Britain put their money and reputations on the line by staying at each other's establishments. They pay only what they deem to be an acceptable amount for the experience, with one establishment being named as the best value for money.
At Gracelands Glamping in Ballyronan, couple Shaun and Hollie host with their newly built pods. But plumbing issues dampen the mood, and the barbecue breakfast gets a grilling!
At Manse on the Beach in Cloughey, former international rugby player Brian Robinson hosts. The guests love the sea views, but two of them feel hot under the collar after a bad slumber.
At The Secret Garden Glamping in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, friends Derry and Mike host. The B&Bers are ecstatic with their rooms, but two guests feel a little hemmed in by their hideaway.
The final visit is to the adults-only Hawthorn Hideaway in Walkeringham, run by Ronnie and Jo. Derry and Mike are delighted by the décor, while Shaun and Hollie get a stunning surprise.
On the final day, the B&Bers meet to discuss their feedback - from disappointing breakfasts, to pulling off the covers on some dodgy sleep scores - before the winner is announced.
At the Brook Meadow B&B, near Market Harborough, interior designer Claire prides herself on her dazzling décor. Is it a hit with her guests?
James hosts the second visit of the week at The Apollo Inn, in Barlborough, Derbyshire. He thinks his poached eggs are the best in the business, but will his guests egg-ree?
The B&Bers head to The Swan Inn, in Herefordshire, run by best friends Luke and Heather. The guests are wowed by how sparklingly new everything is but the continental breakfast isn't a hit.
The week's final visit is to White Mark Glamping in Watlington, Oxfordshire, where hosts Steph and Martin are certain the B&Bers will love the great outdoors. Their guests aren't so sure...
It's payment day, and time for some score settling. One host comes under fire for the harsh criticisms they left throughout the week, and things get emotional before the winner is revealed.
The first visit of the week is to The Lazy Pug in Warwickshire, run by best friends Ash and Rosie, where the quirky décor and neon lighting give some of the guests a headache.
The B&Bers head to Cardiff to stay at Crofts Hotel, run by chef Lorraine. They're all expecting a knockout breakfast, but uninvited guests ruin things for some of them.
Anthony hosts the week's third visit at The Hollybush Inn, in Warwickshire. His 16th-century coaching inn wows the guests with its history. But some think the cleanliness needs updating.
The B&Bers go glamping in the week's last visit, at The Pretty Thing glampsite in Essex. Ash and Rosie embrace the luxe of their Aztec tent before host Phil serves his first-ever breakfast.
It's payment day, and the B&Bers reconvene to feud about facilities, bicker over beds and cross swords over sausages, before the payments are revealed and the winner is announced.
The first visit of the week is to Abbey Court Guest House in Carlisle. Host Kelly aims to impress with plush rooms and abseiling. But will breakfast complaints send her chances off a cliff?
Glam couple Rob and Heloisa host at The Lime Tree Inn in Yorkshire, where chef Rob pulls out all the stops at breakfast. It's a shame the cleaners didn't do the same in Kelly's bathroom.
Visit three is to Holly Grove Farm in Staffordshire. Hosts Dave and Karon think that their rural glampsite is a tucked-away idyll, and their guests concur - apart from one...
Can host Pav handle his guests' grumbles about cleanliness and instant coffee when he hosts the week's final visit, at Beldon House B&B in Lincolnshire?
One B&Ber comes under fire on payment day for some suspicious scoring, while a confusing breakfast rating is high on the agenda for another. But most importantly, who's won the week?
The 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.
Bridie 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.
The 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.
Husband-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.
It'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.
The 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.
At 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.
Pro 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.
The 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.
It'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.