Amanda's hotel business will be finished unless she can smooth things over with a disgruntled hotel reviewer.

What's worse than the hotel being robbed? The robber falling for Amanda.

A raucous group of vacationing farmers turns Amanda's elegant dinner party into a hoe-down.

A corpse is discovered at the hotel. Worse yet, it seems to have wandered off.

Aldo becomes enamored of a visiting stewardess.

The hotel may not survive a visit from Amanda's aunt, a golf tournament, a room shortage, and the dancing chicken appearing in the cabaret.

The hotel is operating at its usual low rate of occupancy, but when Amanda's brother-in-law arrives, suddenly there's not enough room for the two of them.

Amanda begins to get that old romantic feeling when her late husband's brother asks her on a date.

A full moon seems to be having a romantic effect on the hotel staff -- especially Amanda and Zack.

Amanda and Zack's night of passion has evolved into a day of misery.

To commemorate her late husband, Amanda tries to organize a luau, but the weather does not cooperate.

The ghost of Amanda's first husband must be put to rest before Amanda and Zack can get married.