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The Lodge

Teen musical mystery set in a Northern Ireland hotel where city transplant Skye sings, bikes and uncovers secrets.

Starring Sophie Simnett· Thomas Doherty· Luke Newton
Overview

Sophie Simnett’s Skye arrives at the crumbling North Star hotel in County Down, guitar in hand, after her widowed father inherits the business. Between mountain-bike races on the estate’s trails and campfire ballads composed by Kaylee (Jade Alleyne) and DJ Noah (Jayden Revri), the staff compete in teen reality segments that bleed into a whodunit: who sabotaged the zip-line, who forged the guest ledger, and why does the caretaker’s key open every door? The answer lies beneath the hotel’s boathouse.

Series two widens the lens: Alex (Mia Jenkins), Skye’s cousin from London, arrives clutching a USB said to hold proof that North Star sits on disputed land, a plot that lets Disney Channel UK fold in real-time voting via the Red Button and a companion app where viewers picked the final song. Thomas Doherty’s Sean, once the brooding biker, is now front-of-house manager, juggling Danielle’s ambition and Ben’s jealousy while the soundtrack album cracked the UK iTunes top 20. Filmed at Montalto Estate and The Carriage Rooms, Ballynahinch, the show wraps with a bonfire performance of “Starting Over, Starting Now” and the hotel saved, if not quite solvent.

Production Details

Disney Channel / 2 Seasons / 25 Episodes / 2016

Created by: Michal Cooper Keren

Writer(s): Lee Walters

Producer(s): Raymond Lau

Main Cast

Sophie Simnett as Skye

Thomas Doherty as Sean James

Luke Newton as Ben Evans

Marybeth Havens as Danielle

Jade Alleyne as Kaylee

Jayden Revri as Noah

Mia Jenkins as Alex

Sarah Nauta as Lori

YUNGBLUD as Oz

Dove Cameron as Jess

Tom Hudson as Kyle

Ben Radcliffe as Max

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