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If You See This Man In Your Hotel, He's There to Fix It

November 30, 2011 at 10:36 AM | by | Comments (0)

UPDATE: We've got a brand new picture of the hotel fixer, Anthony Melchiorri. Sorry, James Caan but we had to drop you.

No, we're not talking about James Caan, We're talking about Anthony Melchiorri, the hotel fixer who will be appearing on the new Travel Channel reality show this spring called, Hotel Impossible.

Sources have confirmed for us that the man pictured here is indeed Anthony so if you see him at your hotel one of these days, that means the hotel you're staying at is in trouble.

For those who missed the news yesterday, Melchiorri, a longtime hospitality consultant with experience in turning around several hotels (mostly in NYC), will attempt to boost business at several struggling hotels. Here's the show's official description:

Competition is fierce in the hotel business. With the stroke of a key, one bad review on an online site like Trip Advisor can kill a business’ reputation. So what’s a struggling hotel operator to do? Hire Anthony Melchiorri, one of the most sought after hotel “fixers” in the country. His no-nonsense approach can turn any establishment around in weeks...and he plans to do just that in “Hotel Impossible.” Each episode features a hotel fighting for its life.

The show will be aired in eight one-hour episodes, starting sometime next year. Most of the hotels in need of help will be independent, mom and pop type of places so no Hyatts, Hiltons, Marriotts or Starwoods to be featured. Now, we know we've said this before but OMG, WE CANNOT WAIT. Can you?

Got any more scoop about the hotel fixer or the show, Hotel Impossible? Let us know

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