Viewers of Channel 4's Four in a Bed series were left sidetracked by a duo's 'irritating habit' during a visit to Scotland on Wednesday night.
As reported by the Scottish Sun, guests visited the Portsonachan Hotel in Argyle and Bute, Scotland, on Wednesday evening's episode, owned by Liz Parker and best pal Tracey Welch.
The Scottish contestants were aiming to be named best value for money as a hotel, with their meeting as business partners coming over 30 years ago at a holiday conference in Tenerife.
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The Highland getaway is full of exciting benefits, such as wonderful scenery, private woodland lodges and their very own a la carte restaurant.
However, the hotel wasn't the main talking point of the show according to fans, as they zeroed in on a couple of "game playing" contestants.
Viewers shot straight to social media to discuss the Northumberland couple Nyoami and Joe's apparent dirty tactics, as they heavily criticised the inn in Scotland.
One post said: "These two are snide and by their reviews, they're ignorant to the truth."
Another commented: "Those game players said 'no' to return, but I’ll let them off, because of the broken glass on the floor."
And a third said: "Bloody game players, only ones to moan and say 'no', again!"
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In line with the Scottish hotels, fans were also fuming after a local line-up of hosts caught up for a payday on the show.
On a Scots-specific episode, the Channel 4 favourite showcased hotels from Edinburgh to the Highlands - but West Lothian's very own getaway pulled out after just one day.
The cast was cut down to just three venues after mum and daughter pair Denise and Carina of the Star and Garter in Linlithgow dropped out of the programme after day two.
The remaining getaways met around the table to hammer out all of the issues they had with their stay.
You can watch Four in a Bed on Channel 4 tonight from 5pm.
