UK Commissions: BBC Scotland Reno Series “Grand Island Hotel,” Channel 4 Property Format

UK commissions: BBC Scotland reno series “Grand Island Hotel,” Channel 4 property format

BBC Scotland sets Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel for 2026 premiere BBC Scotland has announced a new six-part series, Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel, which will see interior designer ...

Banjo Beale and husband Ro to transform derelict mansion into boutique hotel for new BBC series

A new BBC Scotland show will see designers Banjo Beale and husband Ro transform a derelict mansion on a remote Scottish island

Design Duo Chase a Dream on The Isle of Ulva in New BBC Scotland Series

A remote Scottish island, a crumbling Regency mansion and two design dreamers with big hearts and even bigger ambitions. That is the captivating premise behind Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel, a brand new six-part series from BBC Scotland. The programme follows interior designer Banjo Beale and his husband Ro as they embark on the challenge of a lifetime. Their mission is to transform Ulva House, an abandoned and decaying mansion on the Isle o…

GRAND ISLAND HOTEL: BANJO BEELE AND HUSBAND RO TO FRONT NEW BBC SERIES

New six-part series Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel sees interior designer Banjo Beale and husband Ro take on their biggest design project – turning a derelict mansion on the remote Isle of Ulva in Scotland into a stunning boutique hotel. Together, Banjo and Ro hope to transform the fortunes of the crumbling house and the island community. Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel is a Hello Halo production for BBC Scotland with filming beginning in J…

Banjo Beale booked by BBC Scotland to renovate island mansion

Banjo and husband Ro will film the series from this month until October Banjo Beale, former winner of the BBC’s Interior Design Masters, will renovate a derelict mansion on the remote Isle of Ulva in Scotland for a new, six-part BBC Scotland series, Banjo and Ro’s Grand Island Hotel. Along with husband Ro, Beale will be filmed over the next five months as they transform the dilapidated Regency building – once the residence of the first Governor …