Ep 4. The Big Sickout

The Big Sickout is the fourth episode of the first season of the drama series Grand Hotel. The episode revolves around the dangerous sickness that has spread among the hotel staff. Santiago Mendoza, the owner of the luxurious Riviera Grand Hotel, is struggling to keep the hotel running as most of the staff members have called in sick. Along with his daughter, Alicia, Santiago is trying to manage the situation and keep the hotel running smoothly.

Meanwhile, Alicia is still investigating the mysterious disappearance of one of the hotel's employees, Sky Garibaldi. During her investigation, Alicia discovers a hidden camera in the hotel room where Sky was staying. She suspects that Sky may have been involved with the illegal activities that seem to be happening at the hotel.

As Alicia tries to uncover the truth, Gigi Mendoza, Santiago's second wife, tries to bond with her stepdaughter. Gigi wants to be more involved in the management of the hotel, but Santiago is hesitant to let her in. Gigi also starts to suspect that Santiago may be having an affair with one of the hotel's guests, but she is unsure of how to confront him.

Meanwhile, Danny, a staff member of the hotel, is trying to clear his name after being accused of stealing from a guest's room. The accusations have caused tension among the staff, and Danny is determined to prove his innocence.

As the day goes on, the sickness continues to spread, and Santiago is forced to bring in temporary staff to keep the hotel running. However, the new staff members are not familiar with the hotel's policies and procedures, causing chaos in the hotel. Alicia, who is trying to find evidence about Sky's disappearance, realizes that the new staff members may be involved in the illegal activities.

The Big Sickout is a thrilling episode that keeps the viewers on the edge of their seats. The mystery surrounding Sky's disappearance and the illegal activities in the hotel make for an exciting plotline. The episode also touches on the themes of family, loyalty, and betrayal, making it a well-rounded drama. With each passing episode, the plot thickens, and the audience is left wanting more.