Four in a Bed

In the scenic village of Betws‑y‑Coed in north Wales, a week of competitive holidaying gets underway. Bikers Wayne and Tracy Dunn welcome their fellow hoteliers to stay at Llwyn Onn Guest House for the friendly challenge and showcase their hospitality skills.

Llwyn Onn Guest House is a television programme presented in a single‑episode format. The show centres on a holiday‑centre experience and is set against the backdrop of north Wales. Its title reflects the name of the accommodation that forms the focal point of the series, and the episode follows a clear, structured premise without extending beyond the material provided. The narrative kicks off with a week‑long period of competitive holidaying that starts in the village of Betws‑y‑Coed. In this opening, the hosts – Wayne and Tracy Dunn, who are both avid bikers – open the doors of Llwyn Onn Guest House to a group of their fellow hoteliers. Their role is to welcome these industry colleagues and set the tone for the challenges that will follow throughout the week. The setting of Betws‑y‑Coed, situated in north Wales, provides the scenic backdrop for the activities. The choice of a guest house as the venue underscores the hospitality theme, while the involvement of bikers adds a distinctive flavour to the competitive holiday concept. Throughout the episode, the interaction between the Dunns and the other hoteliers drives the progression of events. By the end of the programme, the audience has seen how a simple act of hospitality – the Dunns greeting their peers at Llwyn Onn – can launch an entire week of friendly rivalry. The episode remains focused on this core premise, keeping the storyline centred on the initial gathering and the ensuing competition.