Seaside Hotel

1932: The regular guests are back at the hotel, but in the midst of the idyll, the very wealthy August Molin arrives from Copenhagen with his Swedish wife. Mr. Weyse is instantly captivated by Mrs. Molin, but it’s a dangerous game.

Molin is trying to hide that he is on the verge of bankruptcy, but he also has to make sure that his wife stays away from Mr. Weyse. And secrets aren’t solely reserved for the guests of the hotel.

Mr. Molin has come down with a nervous stomach. Mrs. Molin is looking forward to filming Amanda’s advertisement with Mr. Weyse. Valter is trying his luck with Edith, and Mr. Aurland makes a suggestion that surprises the sensible Otilia.

Severin has been stung by a wasp. A meeting between Morten and Madsen turns out quite differently from what Madsen feared. Edith has fallen head over heels in love, which is insufferable for Otilia. Fie is faced with a dilemma about Ane.

Madsen is certain that Morten is trying to trick him. Ane’s baby is taken and Fie must help. The power game continues between the Molins, which starts a love-avalanche rolling through the hotel.

January 1933: Madsen and Mr. Frigh convince Fie to open the hotel off season for a surprise party. The regular guests defy both winter and the political crisis and set sail. But what will the newlyweds think of the surprise?