First Dates Hotel - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
During their two-day stay, daters embark on the most romantic blind date of their lives. If Cupid's arrow strikes, they then have the rest of their stay to see if they've finally found amour. Fashion model Kelly is searching for a man who'll pass muster with her Daddy, a 6'2' bodybuilder who has a habit of phoning her mid-date for a progress report.

Episode 2
Twenty-one-year-old electrician Eddie is a bona fide 'man's man', but talking to women turns him into a sweaty wreck. Eighty-one-year-old retired reflexologist Sheila believes that life begins at 80. She's been widowed for eight years and is determined to have one last shot at love in France. Bank analyst Poppy, who's 23, has Ehler's Danlos Syndrome, and worries that she'll never find a man who can see past her wheelchair.

Episode 3
A summer storm hits the hotel, but will lightning strike for blonde bombshell Bella and well-to-do Tom? And will Basement Jaxx singer Sharlene meet a man to share the spotlight with her?

Episode 4
Adam and Dean from Manchester check in for dates with best friends Kate and Charlotte. And can Peter - who has deaf parents and didn't learn to talk until he was seven - speak the language of love?

Episode 5
Can Gemma, who once danced with Prince William, find her Prince Charming in the south of France? Stand-up comedian Louise has been single for 10 years. And electrician Eddie's back.

Episode 6
Handsome devout Christian Jordan survived a brain tumour at 24 and is ready to grab life and love with both hands. Meanwhile, comedian Louise returns to the hotel for a second date.
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