The Hotel Inspector returns to Channel 5 for series 18 presented by Alex Polizzi who visits Yorkshire businesses in an attempt to save them including a bar and hotel in a Yorkshire Coast town and a visitor attraction in the Yorkshire Dales.
In the north east seaside town of Redcar, single mum and part-time Lollipop Lady manager Claire, who is supported by her two sons, is following her dream to open a town centre bar, with its own unique six-bedroom hotel occupying the two floors above, housed in a former bank called Bar Noir and the Believe Boutique.
Claire may be new to the hospitality scene, but she is a true champion of her hometown and is hoping her distinctive accommodation can lead the charge in Redcar’s transformation: and she’s called in Alex Polizzi to help. Alex quickly unravels the issues; she spots interior chaos, with haphazard decor without much thought for the basics, but ultimately, she learns that the project hasn’t been signed off by building control yet. This surprise means that the hotel can’t open, and at worst, it could close the hotel for good. With a bridging loan, it’s a race against time to let the rooms and bank some money before the loan repayments are due.
Claire is closer than ever to achieving her dream but guest safety is vital, and even with Alex’s careful guidance, has Claire done enough to satisfy building control to launch her project?
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