Amanda plans a getaway from their family vacation. Merchant Madsen gets into a dispute with one of the locals after running over his hens. The 18-year-old Fie arrives to work as a kitchen maid, but is immediately promoted to parlourmaid by the hotel manager. This makes one of the other parlourmaids angry, and she decides to oppose Fie. Written by Badehotellet

Amanda bets her friend that she will be the first to debut sexually. Her father is busy finding her a suitable husband, and sees the light when a Count moves into the hotel. One of the maids has had a man over during the night. This is strictly forbidden, and the hotel manager Julius Andersen is determined to find out who is to blame. Andersen's ethics are less important when he seizes the opportunity to look at bathing girls through the key hole. The Royal actor Edward Weyse is suddenly called upon for a secret date in the summer night. Written by Badehotellet

Fie dreamed her father got sick and passed out. Now she wants to quit her job and go back home to her father, but it is not easy to tells this to Mrs. Andersen or the young man Morten who fancies her. Amanda has other plans. She is determined to win the bet, go to Skagen, and debut sexually before her friend. In this case, her father's interest in the young Count Ditmar unexpectedly comes to her advantage. The hotel manager's guilty pleasures of looking through key holes have fatal consequences. Written by Badehotellet

It has rained and stormed for two days in a row, and the guests are getting on each others nerves. Weyse's future role at the theatre is uncertain. Amanda is convinced to take a trip to Skagen with Count Ditmar. Mrs. Andersen has to manage the hotel on her own since Mr. Andersen is at the hospital. Molly Andersen faces quite a challenge, since she has never had anything to do with financial matters before. Written by Badehotellet

The hotel is preparing for Mr. Andersen's funeral, which makes it hard for some of the guests to enjoy their vacation. The thought of managing the hotel on her own seems too great a challenge for Molly. Will she be able to manage both the guests and the staff, and can she take over the legal permit to run the hotel? Fie helps where she can, but Morten doesn't make it easier for her, since he yet again provokes merchant Madsen. Latter, the summer night lures the guests out on unusual adventures. Written by Badehotellet

The summer is almost over, and the guests are preparing to part with the sweet vacation life. Fie is asked to stay for the winter, but is unsure because of her relationship with Morten. Mrs. Fjeldsoe makes a last desperate attempt to find a suitable match for her son Adam, while Weyse gives up his desperate hunt for Mrs. Aurland and learns something new about women's psychology. Merchant Madsen sees through Count Ditmar, but still considers him a suitable son in law. Everything seems bright until Ditmar's tormentor suddenly appears at the hotel and threatens to reveal the young Count's past. Written by Badehotellet