Television shows have a unique way of making certain locations feel like characters in their own right, and some of the most memorable settings are the hotels and resorts where pivotal scenes take place. What many viewers don’t realize is that several of these iconic locations are real properties where you can book a stay and experience the atmosphere of your favorite shows firsthand.
From luxury resorts to boutique hotels, these properties offer fans a chance to immerse themselves in the world of their beloved series while enjoying high-quality accommodations.
The Fontainebleau Miami Beach (Goldfinger, The Sopranos)
This iconic Miami Beach resort served as the backdrop for memorable scenes in The Sopranos when Tony visits Florida, along with numerous other TV shows and films. The sprawling property maintains its mid-century glamour with restored original features, including the famous ‘Staircase to Nowhere’ frequently featured in filming.
Guests can book the same suite types used in various productions, though room numbers have changed over the years.
The Langham Huntington (Mad Men)
This Pasadena landmark doubled as various high-end hotels during Mad Men’s run, with its period-appropriate architecture making it perfect for the show’s 1960s setting. The hotel’s Picture Bridge and iconic lobby appear in multiple episodes, and the property offers a ‘Mad Men Experience’ package, including vintage cocktails and period-themed amenities.
The hotel maintains much of its original 1907 charm while providing thoroughly modern luxury amenities.
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Turtle Bay Resort (Lost, Hawaii Five-0)
This North Shore Oahu resort served as a filming location for multiple episodes of Lost and continues to appear regularly in Hawaii Five-0. The property’s isolated location and dramatic coastline made it perfect for Lost’s mysterious atmosphere, and guests can take guided tours of nearby filming locations.
The resort offers packages that include visits to famous filming spots around the island.
Mountain Lake Lodge (Dirty Dancing)
Known as ‘Kellerman’s’ in Dirty Dancing, this Virginia mountain resort still celebrates its connection to the film with themed weekends and dance events. The exterior and grounds remain largely unchanged since filming, allowing fans to recreate favorite scenes, including the iconic lake lift.
The resort offers a ‘Dirty Dancing Package’ that includes dance lessons, film location tours, and themed dinners.
The Plaza (Home Alone 2, Seinfeld)
This legendary New York hotel has appeared in countless TV shows and films, with its most famous role being Kevin’s luxury hideout in Home Alone 2. The property offers an ‘Eloise Suite’ themed after another famous fictional guest, designed by fashion icon Betsey Johnson.
Guests can book the ‘Home Alone 2 Experience’, which is complete with a massive ice cream sundae delivered by room service.
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Beverly Wilshire (Pretty Woman, Entourage)
This Beverly Hills institution appears frequently in Entourage and maintains its reputation as a celebrity hangout. The hotel embraces its Hollywood connections with various film-themed packages and experiences based on its numerous on- screen appearances.
The property’s Rodeo Drive location and luxury services continue to attract both film crews and celebrities.
Timberline Lodge (The Shining, Grimm)
This historic Oregon lodge served as the exterior of the Overlook Hotel in The Shining and later appeared in episodes of Grimm. The property embraces its spooky reputation with horror-themed events while maintaining its status as a working ski resort.
Despite its fame from frightening productions, the actual atmosphere is warm and welcoming.
Four Seasons Maui (White Lotus)
This luxury resort served as the primary filming location for the first season of The White Lotus, with many scenes shot around its actual facilities. Guests can book the same oceanfront suites featured in the show and experience the resort’s legendary service firsthand.
The property offers several experiences featured in the series, including outrigger canoe excursions and spa treatments.
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The Georgian Terrace (The Vampire Diaries)
This historic Atlanta hotel appeared frequently in The Vampire Diaries as a luxury gathering spot for supernatural characters. The property maintains its turn-of-the- century grandeur while offering modern amenities and themed packages for fans.
Guests can tour nearby filming locations or enjoy cocktails in the same grand ballroom featured in the show.
Grand Hotel Pupp (Casino Royale, Queen’s Gambit)
This Czech Republic landmark served as various hotels in The Queen’s Gambit and numerous other productions. The property maintains its imperial splendor with period furnishings and classical architecture that made it perfect for the show’s 1960s setting.
Guests can book chess-themed packages that include lessons and tournament participation.
The Breakers (The Royal Pains)
This Palm Beach luxury resort appeared regularly in Royal Pains as various high- end hotels visited by the show’s wealthy characters. The property’s Italian Renaissance style and luxurious amenities remain largely unchanged since filming.
Guests can experience the same exclusive atmosphere and beach club access featured in the show.
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The Jupiter Island Club (Bloodline)
This exclusive Florida Keys resort served as a central location in Bloodline, with its beachfront setting providing a backdrop for many crucial scenes. The property maintains strict privacy standards that make it attractive to both filmmakers and celebrity guests.
Visitors can stay in the same oceanfront rooms featured throughout the series while enjoying the resort’s legendary service.
Millennium Biltmore (Mad Men, The Good Place)
This Los Angeles landmark has appeared in countless productions, serving as various upscale hotels in both period and contemporary shows. The hotel’s ornate architecture and grand public spaces remain largely unchanged since its 1923 opening.
Guests can take guided tours highlighting various filming locations throughout the property.
The Fairmont Royal York (Suits)
This Toronto grande dame served as various New York hotels throughout Suits’ run, with its classic architecture fitting perfectly into the show’s sophisticated world. The property maintains its traditional luxury while offering modern amenities and several themed packages referencing its television appearances.
The hotel’s famous lobby and ballrooms remain popular filming locations for current productions.
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Sleep in TV Show Landmarks
These properties offer more than just a place to stay – they provide an opportunity to step into the world of your favorite TV shows while enjoying genuine luxury accommodations. While rates at these famous properties often command a premium, many offer special packages that include unique experiences related to their on-screen appearances.
Remember to book well in advance, as rooms featured in popular shows often sell out quickly, especially during peak seasons or when special filming-related events are scheduled.
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