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Did Gordon Ramsay's Changes Save Connecticut's Historic Curtis House Inn?

When Gordon Ramsay visited the historic Curtis House Inn in Woodbury, Connecticut back in 2013, he encountered more than just hospitality issues. Chris Hardisty and his sister TJ Brenan, fourth-generation owners of Connecticut's oldest inn (established 1736), were struggling to preserve their family's 60-year legacy while dealing with deteriorating relationships and declining standards. The original episode revealed shocking problems at this historic establishment: A dangerous security breach with guest credit card information being openly displayed at reception Sibling owners who couldn't even look at each other in the kitchen, leading to toxic workplace tension Room 16's infamous ghost named Betty wasn't the only thing haunting this inn - horrifying housekeeping standards left guests sleeping with footprint-stained pillowcases A heartbreaking intervention where long-time staff members, including their cousin Shirley who'd worked there for 48 years, confronted the owners about the inn's decline A seemingly positive ending with Chris and TJ sharing an emotional hug and committing to change Did the Hardisty siblings manage to maintain their renewed relationship? What happened to the historic property's paranormal reputation after it received its official haunted Connecticut plaque? How did loyal guests react to the dramatic changes in the restaurant's menu and service? Our investigation reveals the surprising chain of events that unfolded at Curtis House Inn after Gordon's visit, including multiple ownership changes and complete rebranding that would forever change this historic landmark. Join us as we uncover the true fate of Connecticut's oldest inn and the family that ran it for four generations. #HotelHell #ConnecticutHistory #GordonRamsay