This is the bad place: 'The Good Place' star Kristen Bell, family stuck at Logan

"It's $600 a night to stay at Boston International."

That's the conclusion from Kristen Bell, lead actress in the TV comedy "The Good Place," as she and her husband Dax Shepard laid out their makeshift bed on the floor of Logan Airport Wednesday night. The celebrity couple found themselves in a conundrum familiar to many people traveling this summer: forced to spend the night at the airport following a series of flight delays.

Shepard, host of "The Armchair Expert" podcast, said their family faced a total of seven hours of delays that ended with their flight getting bumped to the next day. Plus, "ZERO vacancies in the greater Boston area," he noted in an Instagram video.

To make the most of their situation, they fashioned a temporary bedroom between a row of seats at one of the airport gates. Shepard spent $350 worth of blankets and neck pillows at the airport, and Bell spent another $253 on bed sheets — bringing their grand total to $600. (Though in an effort to save a few bucks, he decided the family would share one toothbrush.)

"This could have been a really nice hotel but they're all taken," said Shepard.

The couple was eventually kicked out of the airport before landing with "friends of friends," according NBC Boston.