Ep 3. Episode 3

In Instant Hotel season 2 episode 3, the competition heats up as the remaining four teams head to northern New South Wales. The first property up for judgment is a spacious, modern home overlooking beautiful Byron Bay. While some contestants rave about the stunning ocean views from the terrace, others are put off by the neon artworks and other unconventional decor choices.

Next, the contestants check out a rustic cottage on a picturesque farm. The host is passionate about sustainability and self-sufficiency, and the property showcases many of those ideals. However, some of the guests are taken aback by the lack of modern amenities and the abundance of bugs and wildlife.

The third property is in Lismore, where the host's beautiful art collection is the star attraction. The contestants are wowed by the eclectic mix of paintings and sculptures from around the world, as well as the luxurious pool and outdoor entertaining area. However, tensions rise between some of the teams as they struggle to agree on rankings and criticism.

Finally, the group visits a sprawling estate in Bangalow that belongs to a former rugby champion. The house boasts six bedrooms, a tennis court, and a cinema room, but some of the guests are dismayed by the lack of personal touches and the feeling that the house is more of a hotel than a home.

As always, the contestants must rank each property out of 10 based on location, value for money, quality of amenities, and overall experience. They also have to provide constructive criticism and point out any issues they had during their stay. The lowest-ranking team will be eliminated, and the rest will move on to the next round.