The story of a fun-loving little girl who lives with her nanny at the posh Plaza Hotel in New York City. Based on the beloved children’s book series.
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Episode 1
It's Eloise's sixth birthday and she's planning the most special party ever!
Episode 2
On her birthday, Eloise makes a new friend, Yuko, but lands her in trouble.
Episode 3
Eloise is ready to begin attending regular school. While she believes she is ready, is the school ready for her?
Episode 4
At her new school, Eloise meets new friends and protects them from a gang of school bullies and faces the strict teacher.
Episode 5
Eloise makes a trip to Hollywood with visions of becoming a movie star. She will quickly discover stardom is not all it's cracked up to be and Tinseltown is mot as bright as she has dreamed.
Episode 6
After another actor is fired for her rudeness, Eloise automatically rises to playing one of the main roles and realizes being a movie actor is not what it seems.
Episode 7
When eerie sights and sounds begin to spook the hotel guests, will Eloise herself be accused of scaring The Plaza's guests?
Episode 8
When no one seems to be in the Plaza anymore, Eloise enters the ghostly seventeenth floor of the Plaza and helps the ghost of Diamond Jim Johnson scare someone. Meanwhile, some men are plotting to take over the Plaza hotel.
Episode 9
Eloise must overcome her jealousy and learn an important lesson about love and friendship.
Episode 10
Eloise enjoys her time with Nicole until she and Bill, Eloise's friend, fall in love with each other, pushing Eloise out of her place in life. However, when Eloise pushes the two apart, she realizes what she has done.
Episode 11
Eloise and the gang scheme to find their presents with a plan called "Operation Special Delivery." But the Plaza sure is a big hotel!
Episode 12
The kids in the Plaza plan a holiday show that rivals the best Christmas Spectacular in town. Eloise learns about how people celebrate Christmas around the world.
Episode 13
It's Christmas Eve, and Eloise is putting the final touches on the holiday show. But when an important hotel guide reviewer comes to size up the Plaza, will it mean curtains for the performance?
