Rosalie Campbell is bequeathed a rundown hotel in rural NewMexico in her grandmother's will. She arrives to discover a dried-out shell ofa place that barely makes enough money to stay afloat. In a state of limbo withher girlfriend and accounting job in Philadelphia, Rosalie is keen to sell thehotel and go back to the comfort of her urban life. When new information abouther grandmother surfaces and the hotel proves difficult to sell, Rosalie triesto attract buyers by restoring the building to its former glory with the helpof Alex Ecker, a local handywoman. In the process, Rosalie learns a few thingsabout hotel management, hard work, and opening her heart.