Movie buffs can feel and get even closer to some of their favorite films. Book a stay at one of these famous hotels that starred in some of the most-loved flicks of all time.
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The 2006 James Bond reboot was set in Montenegro, but was actually shot in The Czech Republic.
One of the iconic spy film’s central locations was filmed in the stately Grandhotel Pupp, standing in as the “Hotel Splendide.”
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BOOK YOUR STAY: Grandhotel Pupp ($142+)
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Martin Scorsese’s film adaptation of the Jordan Belfort’s
, The Wolf of Wall Street, was shot in various parts of Manhattan.
Many of the dining and love scenes were shot in the five-star Four Seasons hotel in NYC’s midtown.
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BOOK YOUR STAY: Four Seasons New York ($1,075)
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While many people are familiar with The Stanley Hotel, which was used as the exterior façade for the fictional “Overlook Hotel” in Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Shining, the interior scenes were actually filmed at the Majestic Yosemite Hotel (formerly named the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite).
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BOOK YOUR STAY: The Majestic Yosemite Hotel| The Stanley Hotel ($329+)
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The classic gangster drama was filmed at the height of the 80s in Miami, FL.
Many of the pool scenes in the flick were filmed at the luxurious Fontainebleau hotel in South Beach–including the classic scene where Tony Montana and Manny Ribera attempt to woo a series of bikini-clad women.
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BOOK YOUR STAY: Fontainebleau Miami Beach ($269+)
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The fictional hotel in the classic 80s film was actually shot at the real life Mountain Lake Hotel in Pembroke Virginia—not upstate New York as the storyline suggests.
You can even rent out the Virginia Cottage where Baby stayed with her family over the summer.
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BOOK YOUR STAY: Mountain Lake Lodge Hotel ($170+)
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Sofia Coppola’s Academy Award winning Lost in Translation follows two lonely Americans in Tokyo. The film’s hotel scenes–including the breathtaking window view shots– were filmed at the Park Hyatt Tokyo.
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BOOK YOUR STAY: Park Hyatt Tokyo ($462+)
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