Gordon Ramsay Checks Back In to ‘Hotel Hell’
He is the one who knocks. And mocks.
Gordon Ramsay returns for the third season of Fox’s dread-and-breakfast reality series and this time, the Hell’s Kitchen host who should come with trigger warnings whenever he’s around risotto or beef wellington is taking it “up to another level” as he spends 24 very pesky hours in various lodgings. And by adding a swab test to his investigations of just how filthy these places can be, you can be assured that we’re in for a season of screaming cleaning staffers, crying innkeepers and Ramsay at his ragey best.
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Among the spots he visits are a lodge operated by a couple whose marriage is as run-down as their facility, a hoarder’s getaway and a castle where you can bet the china isn’t crooning “Be Our Guest.” Here’s an exclusive look at the upcoming season, which begins on Tuesday, May 24th.
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Not sure if GR reads these. But has he ever had his own successful hotel? I enjoy this show, and like what I see him do, but since he does not have his own hotel do they take his advice to heart or just blow it off?
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but its costumer with own standards, he is a COOK not "hotelier" and he love cooking not be an administer in own hotel. i think
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He has a hotel in London called York & Albany.
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I like how Gordon goes into the hotel like a customer and gives advice on how to make it a much better stay for others. People that just run the hotels tend to lose sight of that, so I think this show is great to remind them.
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I like to watch Anthony Melchiorri in Hotel Impossible too on the Travel channel and since hes been in the hotel industry for years, it's a very good ahow.
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I went to school with a Mike Biddle in Toledo.
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Yes, let's go! I miss the USA version of Kitchen Nightmares.
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Like restaurant chains, many hotel/motel chains license their name to franchisees who pay for the right to use their name, logo, and other associated things. Some chains hold their franchisees to certain standards...others don't. Evidently, you got one who doesn't. Even the ones that do have a hard time keeping tabs on hundreds of locations around the country or across the world.
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Yes, anyone who's stayed in a motel can judge cleanliness and quality of service, but only someone who's actually managed a motel can tell you how many rooms a maid can clean a day, how much to budget for repairs, how to set up an online reservation system, etc. I just don't believe Gordon has the necessary experience with everyday operations that's needed to run a successful motel business.
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I like Hotel Impossible better. That guy actually has experience running hotels. All Gordon has done is stay in them. If that's all it takes, most of us are just as qualified as he is to judge them. I can stick a swab in a hole too...wanna watch?
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He took some hotel management classes in school, but that doesn't mean much. As far as I know, his only experience in hotels is cooking in the kitchen. I wish he'd stuck with Kitchen Nightmares instead of changing to a show about hotels.
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Woo-hoo! Love Gordon, and I'll watch any show he puts out. Can't wait.
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