Alex is in Burnley, Lancashire, to try and resurrect the Rosehill House Hotel, a property owned for the past 25 years by John and run by his daughter Emma.

Alex must convince a hotelier to bring their hotel up to date by releasing her grip on the purse strings and giving the business to her daughter.

Ex-pats Mike and Joss have invested everything into a holiday retreat, but they struggle to bring home the money.

The Inspector receives a distress call from a seaside resort on the north Devon coast. Having begun as part-timers months ago, Adrian and Gill are running this 51-bed hotel and are struggling to cope.

Alex Polizzi is called to The George Hotel, a picturesque village pub with ten rooms in West Sussex. Owner Chris's butterfly brain exasperates both Leisha and Alex, who is in no mood for apathy.

The Hotel Inspector is called to The Dukes in the picture postcard village of Heath and Reach in Bedfordshire. With an owner hiding from customers and staff kicking their heels, Alex has a tough job on her hands.

Alex is in Dorset at the Coach and Horses and is at a loss as to how to fix their bad situation. Alex tries to convince the locals to give the Coach another chance.

Berkshire beckons as Alex is called to the Grenfell Arms where 31-year-old Jamie struggles with his staff and their inability to work harmoniously together.

Alex is in Cornwall after receiving a cry for help from The Northshore. After a drop in occupancy and unorthodox living scenarios have the owners in despair, Alex tries to re-vamp this tired hostel.

Alex makes her way to Spanhoe Lodge in Northamptonshire, where an unexplained crash in guests has forced them to seek help to solve their tumbling occupancy.

Alex Polizzi is called to the rescue of Michelangelo's, a hotel and restaurant owned by Paolo Pieri, and operated with the help of his brother Giacomo.