Ramsay's Hotel Hell

Gordon Ramsay arrives at the Curtis House, Connecticut’s oldest inn, situated in the historic town of Woodbury. Upon his visit, he discovers that the brother and sister who run the establishment are presently not on speaking terms with one another.

Curtis House Inn is a programme presented as an episode‑style feature. It centres on a visit to a historic lodging, and the title reflects the location that forms the heart of the story. In this installment, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay arrives at the Curtis House, which claims the distinction of being Connecticut’s oldest inn. He checks in to the establishment in Woodbury, only to discover that the siblings who run the place are no longer on speaking terms. The setting itself is a notable part of the episode. The inn, perched in the small town of Woodbury, carries a long‑standing reputation as the state’s most ancient hotel, and its aged walls provide a backdrop for the unfolding drama. The tension between the two family members who manage the Curtis House adds a personal layer to Ramsay’s visit. Their strained relationship, highlighted by the fact that they do not speak to each other, becomes a focal point as the chef navigates the inn’s operations and history.