Four in a Bed

This week's competition begins in Newquay, Cornwall, hosted at the Avalon Guest House. The proprietors' strong preference for lime‑green décor permeates the interior and common areas, but it does not prove as relaxing as they had planned for the guests.

Avalon Guest House is a television programme presented as an episode that follows a weekly competition. The series is set in various locations across the UK, and this instalment takes the action to the coastal town of Newquay in Cornwall. As an episode‑format show, it captures the unfolding events in a concise, self‑contained way, giving viewers a snapshot of the challenges and the setting for that week. The latest contest kicks off at the eponymous Avalon Guest House, where the hosts have chosen a bold lime‑green colour scheme for the interior. The intention behind the vibrant décor was to create a calming, welcoming atmosphere for participants and visitors alike. However, as the competition gets underway, it becomes clear that the bright green surroundings aren’t delivering the soothing environment the owners had envisioned. Instead of providing the expected relaxation, the lime‑green interior seems to add an unexpected edge to the guests’ experience. The contrast between the intended tranquillity and the actual ambience subtly influences how contestants and visitors interact with the space. This tension between design ambition and practical comfort forms the core of the episode’s narrative, highlighting how even well‑meaning aesthetic choices can impact the mood of a gathering. As the episode progresses, viewers will watch how the participants adapt to the unintended atmosphere, and whether the hosts adjust their décor approach. The unfolding dynamics offer a clear view of the impact of design on guest comfort.