Four in a Bed

At Biggin Hall Hotel in Derbyshire, the 17th‑century farmhouse is owned by James Moffat and his partner Annie Larner, who aim to attract B&B guests with its rural charm. They hope the B&Bers will fall for the rural charm of the historic property.

Biggin Hall Hotel is a television programme presented as an episode that centres on a countryside accommodation in Derbyshire. The show follows the everyday life of a historic building that has been turned into a bed‑and‑breakfast, giving viewers a glimpse of rural hospitality set against a classic English backdrop. The focal point of the episode is the partnership between James Moffat, who owns the property, and his business partner Annie Larner. Together they aim to entice the guests—referred to as B&Bers—to appreciate the distinctive allure of their establishment. Their ambition is that visitors will be drawn in by the genuine, rustic atmosphere that the venue offers. The accommodation itself is a 17th‑century farmhouse, retaining many of its original features while serving modern travellers. Its age and setting provide a tangible sense of history, and the programme highlights how the building’s character contributes to the overall experience for those who stay there. The hosts hope that the charm of the old stone walls, timber beams and surrounding countryside will be enough to win over the guests. Throughout the episode, James and Annie’s efforts to showcase the farmhouse’s rural charm are front and centre. Their hope is that the combination of historic ambience and personal hospitality will leave a lasting impression on every B&Ber who walks through the doors of Biggin Hall Hotel.