Four in a Bed

The competition kicks off at Hope Mountain in Cymau, Flintshire, marking the opening of the series. Husband and wife team Rob and Jo Smith are the featured participants, operating a dog‑friendly bed and breakfast on the mountain. They hope their B&B will win the day.

Hope Mountain is the title of a television programme that is categorised as a programme and presented in the format of an episode. The listing identifies the work simply as “Hope Mountain,” with its type noted as a programme and its genre recorded as an episode. No further classification or production details are provided beyond these basic identifiers. The opening of the competition takes place on Hope Mountain, situated in the village of Cymau within Flintshire. This location serves as the initial setting where the contest begins, establishing the backdrop for the events that follow. The choice of Hope Mountain as the starting point anchors the narrative in a specific geographic area, linking the competition directly to this Welsh locale. At the centre of the early action are Rob and Jo Smith, a married couple who run a bed and breakfast that welcomes dogs. Their establishment is described as dog‑friendly, and the pair are hoping that their accommodation will secure a victory in the competition. The Smiths’ ambition is to see their B&B succeed in the contest that has just commenced on Hope Mountain, reflecting their desire to have their hospitality venture recognised. Their involvement ties together the setting, the competition, and the personal stakes of the participants.