[Hotel Hell] shows the Brit on his best behavior. By which we mean his worst.

The melodrama of it all is tasty--a jumbo macaroon. [27 Aug 2012, p.43]

Ramsay naturally creates drama wherever he goes, and despite a few forced scenarios, the fly-on-the-wall editing smoothly and engagingly creates narratives amid the chaos.

Mr. Ramsay is not quite the raging beast in "Hotel Hell" that he is in his own kitchens.

Hotel Hell is entertaining enough if you're not too picky about overproduced "reality" shows.

It's all fairly predictable.

Hotel Hell is every bit as watchable--in a morbidly fascinating way--as his other Fox crock pots.

Absolutely loved this above all his other shows (Not a big fan of the kitchen hell episodes). Especially loved the introduction and the music. Gordon is his normal self so you know what you are in for but he also shows a softer side in some occasions. Some of the people he dealt with you could just slap but he deals with them truthfully and bluntly which they all need to hear.

I had no idea Gordon was a hotel inspector as well as a chef and critique. Really enjoyed this and hope there is more to come.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

I just finished watching the second part of episode one of Hotel Hell and truly regret this was two hours of my life I will never get back. Read my review - Hotel Hell