A movie holiday
The hotels which were the movie set of cult movies
Are you movies fans or would you like to stay in a luxury hotel, famous also for being the movie set of a cult movie?
Hotels.com selected some of these hotels, for movie-stars-like holidays.
The five stars Bellagio in Las Vegas, with seven restaurants and almost 4,000 bedrooms, where some scenes of Ocean’s Eleven have been shot. The sequel, Ocean’s Twelve, instead, has been shot at the Pulitzer Hotel in Amsterdam, made of 25 XVII and XVIII century houses along the Prinsengracht canal, 500 meters away from the very central Dam Place and comprises the famous Coffee Bar Dampkring.
The Roosevelt Hollywood is a higher category hotel located in the heart of Hollywood. After being chosen in 1929 as the venue for the first ceremony of the prestigious movie awards, Academy Awards, this hotel has quickly become the “second home” of Hollywood stars and it’s still considered a milestone in the history of Hollywood.
The hotel was the prestigious movie set of many films interpreted by stars like Clark Gable and Marylin Monroe, and, more recently, it was the setting of Catch Me if You Can! casting Loenardo Di Caprio and Tom Hanks.
The Park Hyatt in Tokyo was the setting of the Sofia Coppola’s movie Lost in Translation. The restaurant Kozue offers its guests a spectacular view on the Fuji Mountain and the New York Bar located on the last floor offers memorable dinners and an impeccable service.
And of course, eventually, the hotel of Pretty Woman, the Regent Beverly Wilshire in Los Angeles. A stone’s throw from Rodeo Drive, it is an oasis of elegance and first order service.
With its luxury bedrooms, the relaxing spa and the great restaurants, the hotel is the perfect venue to immerse oneself in the glamour of Beverly Hills.
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