hotelThe Hotel Inspector · Season 11, Episode 3 · Aired April 23, 2015
Albion House
Ramsgate, England
Still going, now under a new name. It now goes by The House at Ramsgate.
On the show
Season 11, Episode 3 · April 23, 2015 · guest house
revisited in The Hotel Inspector Returns (2016)
What happened after
Georgian townhouse hotel above Royal Harbour, now trades as 'The House at Ramsgate' (also 'The House Hotel Ramsgate'); official site explicitly references former name 'Albion House'.
What happened on the show
The series 11 record on Albion House frames it as a Ramsgate property that had once been a summer retreat for Queen Victoria, which Alex Polizzi travelled there to transform and revive. The Georgian townhouse hotel sits above the Royal Harbour, and its royal heritage was the distinctive asset the case turned on. The episode summary is brief on the operational specifics, so the honest frame is verifiable rather than reconstructed: a struggling historic Ramsgate hotel with a genuine royal connection that called in the inspector during her eleventh series. The show valued the case enough to return for a 2016 revisit, though the detail of Polizzi's original diagnosis is not fully preserved. The royal-heritage property aired in April 2015, and the show returned in 2016 before its clean rename to The House at Ramsgate.
After the cameras left
Albion House survives and has rebranded, now trading as The House at Ramsgate, also styled The House Hotel Ramsgate. Its official site is live with an active booking system, 2026 copyright, and an explicit reference to the former Albion House name, confirming the match at high confidence. The Georgian townhouse above the Royal Harbour that Polizzi worked to revive kept going and refreshed its identity, one of the series 11 cases that turned cleanly into a stable, well-presented hotel under a new name.
Sources
Confidence: high. Last checked 2026-07-19.