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Here’s a chance for a taste of dining purgatory.
Gordon Ramsay and crew will be shooting an episode his new Fox television show, “Hotel Hell,” at the Roosevelt Inn in Coeur d’Alene Feb. 20-24.
For those familiar with Gordon’s “Kitchen Nightmares” show, “Hotel Hell” has similar format with the celebrity chef offering ideas to help turn struggling business around.
While filming is happening, the restaurant and inn will be open to the public by reservation only. Producers are looking for people who want to dine or stay there during the filming and be a part of the show. It is not a free ride. Those who dine will have to pay for their meals and drinks. Rooms will only be available on a select night and rates have not yet been determined, but guests will pay for their room. Those who stay will be asked for feedback by Ramsay.
For a chance to dine or stay, email reservation requests to hotelshowrooseveltinn@gmail.com. Be sure to include first and last name, phone number and the size of your party in the request.
- Lorie Hutson
Lorie Hutson writes and edits stories for the Food section of The Spokesman-Review. She hoards cookbooks and food magazines, but loves sharing great recipes and restaurant tips.
Gina Boysun is an online developer for spokesman.com. In her spare time, she channels Alton Brown and other food nerds for cooking inspiration.
Carolyn Lamberson is an assistant city editor for The Spokesman-Review. She's a foodie who has no time to cook. Still, a girl can dream ...
Ruth Reynolds is a copy editor at the SR. "I would bake and cook more than I do if I didn't have to keep cleaning off my kitchen counters. My favorite kitchen appliance is my rice cooker. No. My immersion blender."
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