full-episodes (6)

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  The Juniper Hill Inn: Part 1

  S1 : E1 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.13.12

  Gordon Ramsay checks in to the Juniper Hill Inn in Windsor, VT, a place that looks like a million dollars but smells of raw sewage. He meets the inn’s wealthy and arrogant owner, Robert Dean II, and uncovers his shocking treatment of his staff.

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  The Juniper Hill Inn: Part 2

  S1 : E2 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.14.12

  Gordon continues to uncover problems at Juniper Hill Inn. He tries to help the staff against arrogant owners Robert and Ari, but after catching one of them in a shocking lie, Gordon feels he has no choice but to do something he’s never done before.

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  Cambridge Hotel

  S1 : E3 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.20.12

  Gordon visits Cambridge, New York, where ex-military man John Imhof and his wife, Tina, own and run the allegedly haunted Cambridge Hotel.

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  Keating Hotel

  S1 : E4 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.27.12

  Gordon Ramsay visits The Keating, a “luxury” boutique hotel in San Diego, CA. The Keating’s supercar-obsessed owner, Eddie Kaen, has blown millions designing the hotel to look like an Italian sports car.

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  River Rock Inn

  S1 : E5 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 09.03.12

  Gordon Ramsay checks in to The River Rock Inn in Milford Pennsylvania, where owner Ken Pisciotta is over his head and drowning in debt.

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  Roosevelt Inn

  S1 : E6 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 09.03.12

  Gordon visits Idaho, to try to rescue the failing Roosevelt Inn. Despite being over a million dollars in debt, owner, John Hough, is more interested in telling jokes and dressing up as Sherlock Holmes than he is in fixing his struggling B&B.

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  Meson De Mesilla

  S2 : E1 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 07.21.14

  Gordon Ramsay visits Meson de Mesilla, a “luxury” Tuscan-style hotel in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Owner and child-star, Cali Szczawinski, purchased the hotel to perform Cher songs every night to a captive audience.

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  Monticello Hotel

  S2 : E2 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 07.28.14

  Gordon Ramsay checks in to The Monticello Hotel in Longview, Washington, owned by Phillip Lovingfoss: a wealthy individual with a fleet of classic cars, and a drinking problem so serious that it is threatening to destroy his hotel, and his life.

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  Applegate River Lodge

  S2 : E3 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.04.14

  Gordon visits Applegate, Oregon, to try to rescue the failing Applegate River Lodge. Despite being over a million dollars in debt, the Applegate’s owner, Richard Davis, is more interested in smoking cannabis in his “Butt Hut”.

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  Hotel Chester

  S2 : E4 | TV-14 | 43 min | Aired: 08.11.14

  Gordon visits Starkville, Mississippi to try to rescue the failing Hotel Chester. Despite having over 40 years experience in the hotel business, owner David Mollendor is at a loss on how to make his dream of owning his own hotel work.

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  Calumet Inn

  S2 : E5 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 09.09.14

  Gordon Ramsay checks in to the Historic Calumet Inn, in Pipestone, Minnesota. Joint owners, Vanda and Rina Smrkovski were given the inn as a gift by their father (who they still call “daddy”), and they treat it with less respect than a dolls house.

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  Four Season Inn

  S2 : E6 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.18.14

  Gordon visits West Dover in Vermont, to try to save a dog-friendly hotel that’s desperately in need of help. Sandy MacDougall, the owner, runs the hotel like a hostel with unpaid staff staying in the rooms instead of paying guests.

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  Curtis House Inn

  S2 : E7 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 09.01.14

  Gordon checks in to Connecticut’s oldest inn, the Curtis House. This historic inn has been run by the Hardisty family for generations, but the business has started to fall apart and the family legacy is on the brink of being lost.

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  Murphys Hotel

  S2 : E8 | TV-14 | 42 min | Aired: 08.25.14

  Gordon Ramsay checks in to Murphy’s Historic Hotel near Sacramento in northern California, where party-boy owners Brian, Kevin and Joel are too busy drinking, partying and lap-dancing in the rowdy bar, to look after their historic hotel.