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Look who's coming to stay! Hotelier Alex Polizzi is on a quest to turn Britain's hotels of horror into relaxing retreats.
In the Devon town of Totnes, Alex Polizzi has been called to help Toni, a 74-year-old musician and music teacher who is desperate to save her home, Appalachian Spring bed and breakfast. The business is stuck in a bygone era and is on the brink of collapse. Unless Alex can help Toni turn her B&B around, she will be forced to sell the home she loves.
Alex Polizzi heads to the Sussex coast and to Bognor Regis to check into The Navigator, a once-proud seafront hotel now fighting for survival. Owner Kathleen is drowning in debt, battling constant leaks and crumbling rooms, and running herself ragged trying to keep up with guests, builders, and family life. Can Alex help turn things around?
Alex Polizzi visits the sleepy Suffolk village of Monks Eleigh, coming to the rescue of publicans Steven and Julie whose lifelong dream of running a village pub is turning into a nightmare. The Swan is the only pub in the village and the couple are desperate to make their dream work. However, after being forced to close the kitchen they're struggling to get people through the doors without a food offering.
Alex Polizzi visits the commuter town of Horley to check into family run budget bed and breakfast Gatwick Turret. The 10-bedroom Victorian guest house is a mile from Gatwick Airport, and is one of over 100 hotels, including big chain brands, fiercely vying for their business. Wrestling with high overheads, the family of three are running the hotel almost single-handedly to keep staffing costs down. Alex finds tired mismatched decor and a family desperate to turn things around. With so much competition in the area, and a very price sensitive market, Gatwick Turret is a challenge. Can Alex help squeeze some profit from turnover and help this family get back in the black?
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