The Furchesters surprise Elmo and arrange for Big Bird to come and visit.

The Furchesters must try and catch their runaway robot and turn him off.

Gonger's gong is used as a sledge by the hotel's penguin guests.

The world's most famous rock 'n' roll rooster, Chick Swagger, is coming to the hotel.

Phoebe gets jealous and wants to swap bunk beds with Elmo.

Furgus invents a conveyor belt to transport guests all around the hotel.

A group of very cheery cheerleaders check into the Furchester Hotel.

Cookies mysteriously start to disappear around the hotel.

It's Harvey P Dull's birthday, and the Furchesters have a surprise party planned for him.

The world's best singing vegetable act is back at the Furchester Hotel to put on a show.

Phoebe and Elmo must prove that two of the hotel guests are space aliens.

A very precious cat called Precious checks into the hotel.

The Count von Count comes to stay at the Furchester Hotel.

A power cut interrupts the performance of a special pop star performing at the hotel.

The Furchester Hotel is left with no guests for the first time ever.

It's Christmas Eve, and Big Bird and the Count visit Elmo for Christmas.

Funella's new song is so catchy that it gets on Harvey's nerves.

Elmo's fur is so long that it covers his eyes and he can't see. He needs a furcut.

A knight named Sir Gary checks in to the Furchester to help solve the hotel's problems.

The Furchesters meet the star of their magic show, the Great Featherini.

Everyone joins in the Furchester Talent Show, except Harvey P Dull.

How can the Furchesters have their family meal without being interrupted by their guests?

Funella acts as night manager for the first time ever, but keeps waking the guests up.

Two excitable rabbits check into the hotel, and want to stay in the lift instead of a room.

Phoebe and Elmo meet Gidyup, a horse who can do big jumps because of his lucky horseshoe.

Olivia the Octopus checks into the hotel but cannot help knocking things and people over.

Everyone wants to play a game of Furball, but Phoebe and Elmo have lost the Furball.

The Furchesters are looking after a baby monster, but they can't get her to fall asleep.

There is a blizzard outside, and a family of Snowballs checks into the hotel.

The gang give Harvey P Dull's room a makeover, but Harvey likes his room the way it is.

Gonger, Cookie Monster and Phoebe compete in the Furchester Cooking Competition.

Preschool puppet show. One of the hotel's dog guests has lost his favourite toy bone.

Funella's Grandmama comes to visit and decides that the hotel is not monstery enough.

The Furchesters have hung vines around the hotel because a monkey is checking in.

Funella and the others catch Monster Pox, a funny illness that only monsters get.

Phoebe is getting everything ready for the Furchester Fashion Show.

The Furchesters need to decide who the 1,000th guest is to award them 1,000 cookies.

Carla, a very quiet chameleon, checks into the hotel. But people can't see her.

Fabulous peacock Mr Flash decides he'd like to take part in the Furchester Garden Games.

Gonger is fed up with everyone's lack of appreciation and announces he is leaving.

Water begins to leak from two fish guests' Aquarium Suite into Mr Dull's room below.

The Furchesters are dressed in costumes because it's the Furchester Fairytale Festival!

The front desk at the Furchester is covered in wool and Funella knits everyone a jumper!

Bells are ringing in the garden where there's a wedding between an Owl and a Cat!

Furgus is very excited as he's managed to buy the very latest in hotel bell technology.

The Furchesters are getting ready for the Woof Woof Games.

The Furchester's newest guest is a fish who wears a very large cape.

Elmo is practising for the world hide-and-seek championships, to be held at the hotel.

Claudia the Crab visits the Furchester Hotel, but can't help accidentally pinching people.

Funella has booked some instruments to play in the dining room whilst the guests eat.

It's Halloween and Elmo and Phoebe are going trick or treating around the hotel.