Hospitality expert Anthony Melchiorri attempts to turn struggling hotels into tourist hot spots. In this premiere episode, the host revamps an outdated family-run resort in Montauk, N.Y.
The host visits a boutique hotel in Miami’s South Beach that’s struggling to find an identity among the hip, trendy competition.
Anthony helps the owners of the New Yorker Boutique Hotel in Miami, who are struggling to stay afloat after sinking their life savings into the property.
The host helps expectant parents turn around their struggling resort and spa in Livermore, Cal.
The host visits a struggling high-rise resort in Fort Lauderdale and finds its sushi restaurant and beachfront bar are full of potential. But in order for the hotel to succeed, cleanliness issues must be addressed.
The host visits a struggling hotel in Corpus Christi and tries to motivate the owner, who seems to have lost interest in running the business.
An outdated hotel in La Jolla, California is revamped.
n Branson, MO, the Southern Oaks Hotel stands all but deserted due to bad marketing. Anthony must deal with slovenly housekeepers, a lobby filled with flyers, and a family business where the two men and two women can’t communicate.
A Nashville hotel has been on the rocks for three years despite the fact it's across the street from the Grand Ole Opry. The owner claims he's been hit by the recession, but the real problems are a gift shop that takes up the entire lobby, filthy rooms, and a lack of identity, and Anthony comes in to make some changes.
Anthony takes on a hotel whose clueless owner is more interested in buying up-to-date gym equipment then keeping his hotel in shape and his pool filled with water.
In downtown Billings, MT, the Dude Rancher Lodge has a one-star rating, no business, and a decor that alternates between historical and present-day.
The 16-room Vermont Inn, run by the owners’ brother-in-law, can’t fill their rooms or their restaurant. Anthony will have to make some tough decisions to save it.
In Daytona Beach, Anthony tries to bring the Dream Inn out of bankruptcy, but discovers that the general manager has nothing to do because his domineering mother makes all the decisions.
Anthony is called to a beachfront resort in Puerto Rico, and soon discovers that the problems are due to the fact that the general manager isn't doing her job... and she's married to the owner.
Anthony needs to turn around the historic Triangle T Ranch in Arizona. The owner doesn't know what she's doing and the grounds are a mess, but Anthony vows to get it into shape.
Anthony heads to Maui to help out a gay/lesbian resort that is losing money hand over fist. To pull it off, he has to convince the GM to stand up to the owner.
Anthony comes to help a 1800s hotel that is the hub of the small town around it, and turns to the townspeople for help when the task proves overwhelming.
Anthony travels to Alaska to bail out a fisherman's lodge that stinks of fish and has rotting wood floors and ceilings.
The Telemark Lodge is ready to shut down in six to eight months if Anthony can't turn it around by resolving the management and sales issues that plague the staff... and give the hotel a computer system so employees can do their jobs.
Anthony tries to get the Periwinkle Inn in New Jersey out of the red, but the domineering mother and owner is reluctant to change her ways or let her two children take over.
Anthony is called in to convert a former economy motel into a boutique hotel, but discovers that the rooms are filthy and the lobby is a mess.
In Puerto Rico, a noisy hotel bar drives away guests and Anthony has his hands full redesigning the bar and updating the rooms.
Anthony travels to the 75-room Gardenia Resort in Jamaica and finds himself up against dirty rooms and a general manager who isn't aggressive enough to get the job done.
Anthony visits a picture-perfect ski lodge that he soon realizes has family management issues.
Anthony is called in to help the Bromley Sun Lodge, which suffers from poor maintenance and owners who are in over their heads after a fire almost destroyed the hotel.
Anthony travels to the Western Riviera in Grand Lake, CO, to help a couple with no hotel experience, with a staff that have no hotel experience, in a town where the business dies down every winter.
Anthony visits the Abacrombie Inn, once an award-winning bed and breakfast in historic Baltimore. Unfortunately, the inn has been run down by its new owners. Can Anthony save a hotel that’s rife with spoiled food, crack vials and more dust than he's ever seen?
Anthony heads to Mount Olympus in Greece to help the struggling and mold-infested Litohoro Olympus Resort Villas and Spa. Can he break through the cultural barrier to the resorts’ misguided owners to refurbish this once great Greek resort?
Anthony hops on a plane and heads to the small town of Douglas -- located just a couple hours outside of Tucson, AZ -- in an attempt to revamp the struggling, but historic Hotel Gadsden.
Anthony travels to the Hotel Iguanazul in Costa Rica on the beautiful beach of the Pacific Ocean. Can Anthony handle a drunken owner, a litter-filled resort and thousands of termites before the property crumbles away?
Anthony arrives at the Water Gap Country Club in Pennsylvania, which features a PGA golf course. But with new owners and a surprise wedding with enraged parents of the groom, can Anthony salvage the wedding along with the hotel?
Anthony heads to Grass Valley, CA, to reinvigorate the historic Holbrook Hotel. With the owner stressed from event planning, bartending and leading the band, can Anthony get him to focus in time to save the 162-year-old landmark?
Anthony helps the failing Lankford Hotel, located in Ocean City, MD, on one of America’s top-rated boardwalks. The hotel is well kept, but Anthony discovers outdated rooms and hotel policies from the ’60s, as well as shops that aren’t making any money.
Anthony heads to Baileys Harbor, WI, otherwise known as the "Cape Cod of the Midwest," to help revitalize the Beachfront Inn, a 20-room, pet-friendly hotel on the shores of Lake Michigan.
Anthony visits the Sevilla Inn in Kissimmee, FL -- right outside of Orlando -- home to some of America’s top theme parks. This do-it-yourself owner needs a lot of help; and Anthony discovers one of the worst bed bug infestations he’s ever seen.
Anthony goes to the Canadian side of Niagara Falls, where the not-so-ritzy Ritz Inn is struggling to stay afloat. With a stubborn owner, filthy rooms and a wedding chapel that doubles as a storage room, can Anthony save the inn before it sinks completely?
Anthony gets himself into a storm of a situation when he arrives at the Thunderbird Motel in Seaside Heights, NJ, and tries to repair a motel that’s still hurting 9 months after being hit by Hurricane Sandy.
n the second hour of a special 2-part episode, Anthony continues his mission to help out the Jersey Shore with a visit to Seaside Heights, one of the places that was ravaged by Hurricane Sandy 9 months ago.
Anthony heads to Sparks, NV, to help save the 92-room Victorian Inn. The owner, Marilyn Fink, has owned and operated the hotel since 2003, but economic downturns caused revenue to drastically decline. Can Anthony help Marilyn save the Victorian Inn before it goes under for good?
Anthony begins a series of undercover sting operations to see if the hotel owners he advises stick to his plan after he leaves. First up is the Glacier Bear Lodge in Alaska, and Anthony discovers that the housekeeping has gotten worse since his last visit. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony brings an undercover team back to the Hotel Leger and is mostly satisfactory with the results. However, he's shocked to discover that the previous owner, Ashley, sold the hotel a few months after his team finished with the upgrade. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony checks up on the Casa Verde Hotel in Puerto Rico and worries that the owner, Billy, has gone off the wagon. Meanwhile the investigation team find stained pillows and local dissent about the changes Anthony made to the hotel bar on his last visit. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony returns to the Triangle T Ranch and discovers that the owner, Linda, is still having trouble keeping staff. Worse, he discovers that husband-and-wife wranglers Bad Dog and Megan are running their own business on the ranch. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony returns to the Holbrooke Hotel to see if his suggestions for the parking lot, the kitchen, and the banquet hall were implemented. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony returns to the Ocean Manor Hotel in Ft. Lauderdale 18 months after his last visit, and discovers that many of the same problems are still there. This is a 30 minute special, not a 60 minute episode.
Anthony travels to the Alaska Hotel & Bar in Juneau to help out the historic property. He finds a mother and son fighting each other for control and a bar manager who won't respect anyone's authority.
After arriving in the Florida Keys, Anthony discovers that not everything is as idyllic as it seems in this sun-kissed, palm tree-lined corner of America when he is tasked with keeping the Creekside Inn afloat.
The Fortune Hotel has a leaky ceiling and an owner that speaks no English.
Anthony tries to help the historic Chipman Hill Suites in St. John, N.B., but runs into trouble with an overly tyrannical owner who is driving an overworked staff to their breaking points and pushes a housekeeper to quit.
A worn-out hotel in Hollywood needs a face-lift, but first Anthony has to deal with problems that include the discovery of dirty syringes on the premises, a rotting infrastructure and an owner who seems blinded by the lights of Tinseltown.
Anthony deals with brothers who are out of touch when it comes to the 150-room hotel they operate in Homestead, Fla. Chief among the problems that need addressing is a banquet hall that's being used to store old supplies, furniture and trash.
An owner with a bad temper is hurting business at the Catskill Mountain Lodge in Upstate New York.
Anthony arrives at the Carnival Inn in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and finds the elevators and guest rooms in hideous condition and meets with an overwhelmed manager who has no experience running a hotel.
Anthony goes to help out the Solunto Mare Hotel in Palermo, Sicily, and soon finds his hands full with a GM who can't get the staff to listen to her, and an entrepreneur who is leasing the hotel at a loss and putting his own money into the hotel to keep it going.
At the High Meadows Hotel, Anthony deals with a hotel that is making $1.15 per room and is close to going out of business. His biggest problems are an owner who treats everything like a joke, and a review that claims the hotel has bed bugs.
Anthony helps out Tom and Judy Thibadeau save their hotel, the University Inn in Atlanta. However, he soon discovers that he has a tough road ahead when the owners tell him that a chair at the local hospital blacklisted them. To make things worse, Anthony discovers that the owners have a rat infestation in one of their buildings.
Anthony is in beautiful Hood River, OR, to help the Vagabond Lodge. Anthony transforms this picturesque property into a profitable event space, but can they pull off a wedding in just 48 hours despite the looming storm clouds?
A 45-room motor inn with outdated systems, tacky decor and an owner who's lost track.
In the Season 5 premiere, Anthony travels to Daytona Beach to save the historic 50 room Streamline Hotel, which is known as the birthplace of NASCAR, but that connection may not be enough to keep the owner and an inexperienced general manager from letting the place crash and burn.
Anthony is in crisis mode when he discovers that the 85-room Autoport Motel in State College, Pa., is in foreclosure. His challenge is to convince the bank to help save the business, but it's a hard sell considering the Autoport's swinging reputation and lack of management.
Anthony tries to help the struggling 35-room Woodstock Lodge in New York get back on track, but has difficulty dealing with the owner's stubbornness and anger.
Anthony travels to Minnesota to help the struggling 73-room Crookston Inn and Convention Center, but frustrations rise as a surly manager is made to own up to a disgusting bathroom. Also: An owner is forced to consider a staff change.
Anthony finds an unkempt exterior, a nonexistent branding plan and tense, lost leadership when he arrives at the 70-room Hearthstone Inn in Cape Breton, N.S.
A sister and brother who run the 34-room Guest House at Houndslake in Aiken, S.C., need Anthony's help making their business a financial success. Problems include a lack of signage and identity; an awkward event space in need of a makeover; outdated rooms; and an owner who is stubborn and unfocused.
Anthony travels to the struggling lake tourist town of Manson, Wash., to offer his expertise to the Mountain View Lodge, where he encounters a passive-aggressive owner who needs some help dealing with control issues.
Anthony stays at the Sorento Penthouse at the Fontainebleau Hotel in South Beach, FL, tours the kitchen, and has lunch on the beach of the five-star hotel.
Anthony books the regent suite at the Langham Hotel in Chicago to show the audience what a five-star hotel is like.
Anthony arrives at the Vacationland Inn and Conference Center in Brewer, Maine, which at first glance seems like a well-run operation, but then he starts to discover problems, including managers who carry weapons, a mutinous staff, and a dangerous lack of security.
At the Ocean Crest Resort, Anthony has to deal with a general manager who doesn't seem ready to step up and run the business. The hotelier gives him a crash course in how to run a business but becomes increasingly frustrated.
Anthony is dogging the owner of the CitiGarden Hotel in San Francisco, but considering its disgusting guest rooms, under-performing manager, and sexy surprise, he'll need to overcome a lot of negative reviews to create a new brand of success.
When Anthony hits the booming oil town of Williston, ND, and sees that the Missouri Flats Inn isn't treating its guests well, he decides to do something he's never done before.
Season 5 comes to a close with Anthony's stay at the failing Empress Hotel in New Orleans, which he discovers offers cheap rates that attract undesirables and employs ridiculous cost-cutting policies for housekeeping employees.
In the Season 6 premiere, host Anthony Melchiorri challenges himself and his team when they hit the road in a tricked-out RV to help three struggling hotels on a stretch of Route 66 in Arizona. Included: Guidance is offered to the owners of a once-thriving "luxury" inn, a former bordello on the National Registry of Historic Places and a camping and trailer park.
Before Anthony can inspect the 40-room Country Barn Motel in New Hampshire, he calls in help to exterminate bed bugs. The 3 owners argue & don't want to hear what Anthony has to say, but this place is about to turn back into an actual barn.
Anthony visits Orlando, FL, where he discovers that the 350-room ANice Inn & Suites is anything but nice. After finding killer bees, bedbugs, mold & feral cats, can Anthony force an owner to invest in fixing all the issues?
Anthony is in Utah, home of the Shakespeare Festival, to help the struggling Stratford Court Hotel, sitting at the center of the town. With help from the community, can Anthony prevent a Shakespearean tragedy at this hotel?
Anthony is in Hershey, PA, mecca for thrill-riders & chocoholics. But the GM of the struggling Simmons Motel has a more serious addiction, so they hold an intervention to help him see he's hurting the business and his family.
Anthony is in Niagara Falls, NY, at the 55-room Waldorf Niagara Hotel. The owner's frugality has affected the hotel, from soaked carpets & bed bugs to fire safety issues. Can Anthony help this hotel before new ones open nearby?
Anthony heads to Panama's beaches to help the struggling 48-room Las Olas Resort. After giving the pool bar and restaurant much needed facelifts, can Anthony improve the hotel enough to get the hotel out of 15 years of debt?
Anthony is in Virginia Beach, Virginia, at the 24-room, pet-friendly Sea Shell Motel. Despite being steps away from the boardwalk & beautiful beach, the business is failing and they have terrible online reviews.
Anthony visits the Capital Plaza Hotel in Frankfort, KY, oversized & on the brink of imploding. Employee morale, maintenance issues & top-heavy leadership come to a head when he finds pans of water dangerously left in the ceiling.
Anthony is in historic Galena, Illinois, where the Grant Hills Motel is stuck in the past. When the owner and her sister refuse to work together, Anthony resorts to bringing a therapist in to get the sisters communicating again.
Anthony is in Myrtle Beach at the moldy, foul-smelling Lancer Motel, and he doesn't believe in the owner's son who's hoping to run the business. After putting employees at risk of a bed bug infestation, can Anthony trust the new regime?
Horrid online reviews, understaffing and inexperienced managers are among the problems Anthony uncovers when he checks into the 120-room Brookside Resort in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. During his stay, he also finds pink underwear under a mattress.
Anthony travels to Bangor, Maine, in the Season 6 finale, to save the Charles Inn, a 33-room historic property, which designer Anne Rue is tasked with updating. Included: Upon arrival, it's clear that noise from the inn's bar is a problem.
In the Season 7 premiere, Anthony deals with ugly grime and safety issues at a former Texas hotel, which is now being run as a hostel.
Anthony battles a bully owner and a utility closet overrun with mold in Rhode Island.
Anthony tries to help a visually impaired owner see the path to success in Florida.
Anthony helps two motels in Libby, MT: The Sandman and the Evergreen. A couple owns the first motel and their son owns the second. The Evergreen is going under and if Anthony doesn't resolve the personal issues between the family members, there may be no saving the motel.
Can Anthony fix a feuding family and clashing contractors in Branson, MO?
Anthony visits Bossier City, Louisiana, to help hotel staff with abusive owners.
Anthony tries to help out the Kauai Inn in Hawaii, and discovers that the management is out-of-state while the people on the ground know what's going on but lack the power to act.
Anthony counts down the TOP TEN Meltdowns he's seen on Hotel Impossible.
Anthony visits a hotel in historic Rockland, Maine, that is falling into disrepair thanks to the former owner.
A countdown of the top ten best moments, when the people didn't know the cameras were still filming.
Anthony Melchiorri must give the owner a wake-up call in order to save The Bradford Inn in Towanda, PA.
A countdown of the top ten best moments, when the people didn't know the cameras were still filming.
Anthony visits the Big Bear Motel in Cody, Wyoming, where the owners' daughter is eager to take over, but she has a lot to learn about running the family business.
Anthony counts down the top ten room inspections that had horrid results.
Anthony must convince an owner to pass her California hotel on to her kids.
Anthony Melchiorri must convince a hotel owner in Alaska to change his poor management style.
Anthony is on a mission to save three struggling hotels near Sturgis, S.D., challenging himself to fix all the issues at these properties before hundreds of thousands of bikers come rolling into town.
State-of-the-art Aria Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip; a night in an invite-only VIP villa that features three bedrooms, a massage room, workout area and a butler.
The One & Only Palmilla Resort in San Jose del Cabo, Mexico with one-of-a-kind service and amenities that make every guest feel like royalty
At Clegg's Hotel on Fire Island, New York, Anthony meets a controlling owner that needs to update his hotel, which has barely changed in 70 years. Will Anthony be able to get through to the owner?
Anthony visits Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas where lodging takes a backseat to the animals. If Anthony can help the owners make lodging a priority, they could generate more money to save more animals.
At Hooligan's Lodge in Soldotna, Alaska, Anthony meets an owner who won't comply with the local fire code. She doesn't pay her employees on time, and when she does, the checks bounce. Can Anthony give her a wake-up call before the place goes up in flames?
Anthony visits a struggling hotel in Albany, New York, and discovers filthy rooms and very poor management. The owner wants to spend over a million dollars to rebuild from scratch, but Anthony tries to convince him to renovate instead. Anthony brings in a designer to help with room renovations while he helps rebuild the management staff and trains the owner on proper maintenance practices and management techniques. Will this be enough to bring the hotel up to acceptable standards?
Anthony visits the White Caps Motel in Wildwood, New Jersey, the number one resort town on the Jersey Shore. After learning the business isn't really in financial trouble, Anthony discovers the owner is taking advantage of her underpaid general manager. Can Anthony fix the White Caps Motel's poor management before the employees decide they've had enough?
Anthony visits Bayfield, Wisconsin, to try and help the struggling Greunke's First Street Inn and Restaurant. Owned by an overworked family, the underperforming hotel operation is being neglected in favor of an on-site restaurant and pizzeria. To get the inn running to its full potential, Anthony will have to convince the owner to agree to some major management changes and mend fences with her family.
Anthony Melchiorri goes on a snowy trek through Norway, Sweden and Finland to explore four unique hotels made entirely of ice. During his travels, Anthony experiences life above the Arctic Circle and witnesses how these fantastic structures get built.
Anthony Melchiorri visits a beachfront motel in North Carolina and meets the owner, who wants to sell the property before facing foreclosure. The asking price is way too high, but convincing the owner to come down won't be easy.
Anthony visits Williamstown, Kentucky, where an amazing replica of Noah's Ark draws hundreds of thousands of visitors. The nearby Sunrise Inn, however, is beset by so many problems that it needs a miracle to survive.
Anthony visits Palm Springs, California to help the Cambridge Inn. The inexperienced owner is running out of capital after just a few months, and her general managers are clashing and making bad security decisions with guests.
Anthony Melchiorri visits a motel in a beach town on Cape Cod where the employees are passionate about the property but the uninterested owner is looking to sell. With the help of the motel's general and assistant managers, Anthony works to convince the owner to take down the ominious For Sale sign and re-invest in his property.
Anthony Melchiorri visits a San Clemente, CA, hotel where the family of the deceased owner struggles to run the business in her honor. Upon arrival, Anthony immediately notices overflowing garbage cans, a cluttered outdoor common area with broken deck furniture and leaky gas stoves that could ignite a disaster. When the original owner's sister arrives to help out, Anthony is impressed with her competence, but will the family step back and relinquish control?
Anthony Melchiorri visits Ohio to help a dilapidated indoor waterpark and hotel with the worst bedbug infestation he’s ever seen.
Anthony recounts the 10 best moments on Hotel Impossible involving extreme weather, creepy crawlers and outrageous animal behavior. With never-before-seen footage, the host proves that his biggest obstacles are often cold-blooded or not human.
Anthony looks back at the worst first impression of the last 7 seasons.
A world-famous Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas boasts breathtaking architecture, luxury accommodations and one-of-a-kind aquatic adventures.
The Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia has top-of-the-line service, attention to detail and rich hidden history that makes the resort a five-star destination.
Anthony visits the beachfront, pet-friendly Hotel del Coronado in Southern California.
Anthony is at the Palace Hotel in N.Y., tasting a 100-year-old whiskey.
Winvian Farm, an idyllic countryside inn in Connecticut features a luxurious spa and a farm-to-table restaurant.
The stunning Four Seasons in Maui, Hawaii, one of the standard-bearers in guest service; a lesson in handcrafting ice cubes; an award-winning Kona coffee farm.
