This week Alex is in Northern Ireland to come to the rescue of Hotelier Eamon. Twenty miles northeast of Belfast, Billy Andy's sits at the start of the stunning Causeway Coastal Route, visited by around a million tourists each year. The inn includes a sixty seater restaurant and two bars on the ground floor, above which are four ensuite letting rooms, plus a large flat and lounge. But Eamon's business is costing him thousands each month to keep afloat.

Eamon is a passionate businessman and an interior designer, but his dream is fading fast. Lack of trade and staff shortages means the restaurant and bar only open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays - and Eamon is having to turn his hand to everything.

Eamon is a man with grand schemes to turn the place into a boutique hotel - but Alex has other plans. Set in stunning countryside and with thousands of tourists passing his door each week, why is Eamon not getting a piece of that trade? This has been his lifelong dream and if Alex can't turn his fortunes around fast he will lose it all...

This time, Alex Polizzi is called to the rescue of a family business, Fraser's, run by sisters Georgie and Frankie. The establishment, based in the quaint Essex village of Battlesbridge, includes a six-bedroom guest house, tea rooms and an events business, all of which are located within the grounds of the family's antiques business, established in the early 1970's by the sister's grandmother, Sheila.

Living off less than minimum wage and barely turning a profit, for the last five years the sisters have struggled to keep the doors open, and are running out of ideas. Enter The Hotel Inspector, who sees an opportunity to keep this place from going under. Weddings are big business, but the sisters only have three weddings booked in a year and they are not making the margin to help this business survive. Alex needs to show them how to create the best budget wedding venue in the area before this business gets jilted at the altar.

Can The Hotel Inspector help the business survive another winter?