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Four in a Bed in Spain
February 1, 2012 • Andalucia, Entertainment, Lead2 • 0 Comments
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• TV STAR: Amanda Filmer |
A BRITISH couple who recently took over La Tartana hotel in La Herradura are taking part in Channel 4’s popular Four in a Bed series.
Jed and Amanda Filmer, who have completely refurbished the hotel, last week welcomed a trio of B&B owners from around Spain for the first day of filming.
The couple are now undertaking return inspections at the other three hotels.
“It went really well and everyone seemed to enjoy it,” said a member of staff. “It should make good television.”
The couple, who took over the highly-rated hotel last year, are inspecting hotels in Benidorm and Murcia.
“We might even have to visit one in Madrid,” said Amanda. “This programme is going to turn our lives upside down, but we’re very excited.”
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