BED and breakfast owner Andrew Blackall, who charges £250 a night for rooms in his guest house, came last in a reality TV show broadcast on Wednesday night.
He was appearing in Channel 4’s Three In a Bed series where bed and breakfast owners try out each others establishments and then decide how much they will pay for the experience.
But Mr Blackall who owns The Lodge at Avebury, left the other participants gasping when he revealed the cost of his rooms that look out on the ancient stones.
Mr Blackall, who is a vegetarian, also refuses to include any meat in his breakfasts – but the former actor was accused of making a performance out of introducing his menu.
He was also seen falling out with another bed and breakfast owner whose establishment in Bournemouth usually does not allow women guests.
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