The Hotel Inspector · S4 E3
Jessop House Hotel
Tewkesbury, England
Still open. It kept its doors open after the show.
The short answer
5-star Visit England-awarded Georgian townhouse B&B/hotel; official site shows 2026-dated content.
What happened on the show
The series 4 record on the Jessop House gives only a brief note that Alex Polizzi went to Tewkesbury to try to transform it, so the on-screen specifics have not survived in the synopsis. The property is a Georgian townhouse a minute from Tewkesbury Abbey, the kind of small heritage hotel and bed-and-breakfast that populated Polizzi's early series in 2008. Without a fuller account the responsible summary is limited to the verifiable frame: a struggling Tewkesbury townhouse property that called in the inspector during her first full series. The detail of what she diagnosed and the changes she made are not documented clearly enough to state, and the fairer measure is where the business now stands. A minute from Tewkesbury Abbey, the Georgian townhouse had the location and the fabric; what it lacked was the commercial handling Polizzi set out to supply.
After the cameras left
Jessop House has ended up in excellent shape. It trades today as a five-star, Visit England-awarded Georgian townhouse hotel and bed and breakfast at 65 Church Street, with 2026-dated content on its official site and a top ranking among Tewkesbury's bed-and-breakfast and inn listings on TripAdvisor. Whatever the episode dwelt on, the outcome is unambiguous: the property did not merely survive Polizzi's visit but climbed to the top of its local field, one of the clear early successes of her tenure.
Location
65 Church Street, GL20 5RZ
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Sources
Confidence: high. Last checked 2026-07-19.