House Rules judge Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen checks into Instant Hotel

• LLB will travel to some of Australia’s most amazing locations in search of Australia’s best Instant Hotel

House Rules judge Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (pictured) will also host and judge Seven’s Instant Hotel series in 2019.

“I live in hotels rather than at home these days, so I have an enormous amount of experience and believe it or not, a few opinions!” said the London born style expert who has also designed hotel interiors in London and Thailand.

In his new role, LLB will travel to some of Australia’s most amazing locations in search of Australia’s best Instant Hotel – from lush tropical rainforests, to romantic wine country, pristine coastal havens and the majestic Outback with fellow judge and award-winning designer Juliet Ashworth.

Looking forward to exploring more of Australia, LLB said he finds the Instant Hotel concept “fascinating” and a refreshing alternative to the traditional hotel experience.

Instant Hotel gives you the opportunity to look at where people live and judge for yourself whether it is an experience you want to share in.

“You could go to an international hotel chain and get the same ‘beige’. And it’s a very relaxing and wonderful experience, but the joy of an Instant Hotel is to feel you are inhabiting someone else’s life for a couple of days.

“You are escaping who you are and what you do and immersing yourself into the experience of how somebody else lives,” explained LLB. “From a design point of view, its great fun to be able to see how people’s personalities are expressed in an Instant Hotel offer.”

Tapping into the massive worldwide trend of holiday home rentals, Instant Hotel sees teams of two compete for the title of best Instant Hotel.

Teams score each other on; the house, location and local attractions, value for money and the all-important quality of the night’s sleep. Each hotel will be scored out of 10 by the teams and the judges.

Teams will explore some of the most diverse and beautiful locations in Australia and get to know their quirky competitors a little better along the way.

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