What does a hotel inspector do?

As a hotel inspector, you evaluate the cleanliness and hospitality of a hotel. You may discuss matters at the front desk, review housekeeping efforts in each free room, report your findings to senior management, and travel between hotels as necessary.

What is the name of The Hotel Inspector?

Alex Polizzi
The current host, Alex Polizzi (since 2008), has featured in sixteen series of The Hotel Inspector, including four series of The Hotel Inspector: Returns and one series of Hotel Inspector: Checking In, Checking Out….

The Hotel Inspector
Original network	Channel 5
Original release	29 September 2005 – present
Chronology

Who was the original hotel inspector?

Ruth Watson
Ruth Watson, nationally-known as the original presenter of Channel 5’s show The Hotel Inspector between 2005 and 2008, and her husband David have owned the Crown & Castle since 1999, having previously run Hintlesham Hall, near Ipswich, and the Fox & Goose at Fressingfield, near Eye.

Does Alex Polizzi own a hotel?

She managed the Hotel Endsleigh in Milton Abbot, near Tavistock in Devon, which is owned by her mother, Olga.

Is Alex Polizzi related to Sir Rocco Forte?

Polizzi comes from a long line of hoteliers, her grandfather being Lord Forte. Her mother, the hotel designer Hon. Olga Polizzi, CBE, is Lord Forte’s daughter and the sister of Sir Rocco Forte. Her father was Count Alessandro Polizzi, an Italian marquess, who died in a car accident in 1980.

How many episodes of hotel inspector are there?

26The Hotel Inspector / Number of episodes

Where can I watch The Hotel Inspector?

Currently you are able to watch “The Hotel Inspector” streaming on Sky Go, Virgin TV Go.

How do I become a hotel inspector?

You will need a tourism related qualification to degree level, along with a working knowledge of hygiene, fire and licensing laws in relation to hotels and restaurants. If you’ve run a restaurant or a hotel yourself, that’s even better.

How do I become a luxury hotel inspector?

Hotel inspectors usually have a professional background in tourism, hospitality or management. Most employers don’t require formal education, but you may need to complete on-the-job training and have work experience in a relevant field.