Grand Hotel

First the positive: the cast is beautiful. The story is as you'd expect- fun summer fare. Time will tell how frothy the story will get. So far, so good.

Now, the bad: the acting by some of the younger actors is just plain bad...or over the top. It's difficult to watch at times.

Final decision: I'll give it a few more episodes to see where it goes.

In the beginning I was like meh....very cliche but after episode 3 I was hooked cliche yes but I loved it ahhh sick of good shows getting cancelled.

After watching the first five (5) episodes of Grand Hotel Mrs. Shullivan and I believe there are a sufficient number of plots, sub-plots, family and industry dynamics to keep this series going strong for quite a few seasons. Although the pilot episode leaves the audience with the impression that this may just be another stupid soap opera mystery, my advice would be to hang in there and watch a few more episodes to see so many of the actors/actresses characters and friendships evolve into many intriguing story lines.

Demián Bichir and Roselyn Sanchez nail it as Mr. and Mrs.Mendoza, the owners and hands-on operators of the Miami, Florida, Grand Hotel. As this is each of their second marriages they live in their hotel along with their mixed family of three (3) adult daughters and one (1) son.

The series has quickly evolved into a character driven series and less of a mystery. Mrs. Shullivan and I are glad we hung in there, just like many employees in the service and hotel industry have to to survive.

I'm rating the series a 7 out of 10 and I am optimistic my rating will improve just as the series is getting stronger with each episode. A season 2 is almost a sure thing!

I fell in love with this show and its cast!!! So lame it got cancelled!!!!! -.-

I wasn't expecting much from this show, hence why I didn't watch it as soon as it came out. But I'm so glad I finally watched it. Absolutely amazing show. Full of drama, twists and turns. This is edge of your seat stuff. If it's not renewed for season 2, I'm gonna make a fuss.