Part of the magic of a great movie lies in the use of striking and evocative locations, and many filming locations from hit-films have become tourist attractions through the association.
Classic examples of this are the way that the Lord of the Rings trilogy raised the profile of New Zealand, Harry Potter put Alnwick Castle in the UK on the map and fans of Danny Boyle movie The Beach still flock to Thailand to see the idyllic setting for themselves.
To help satisfy film-fans wanderlust, Booking.com has selected some of the best hotels and homes worldwide which you will recognise from smash-hit films, including family favourites like the Sound of Music and Casino Royale. With a stay in these beautiful locations you can relive your favourite moments and inject some Hollywood glamour to your getaway!
The Great Gatsby (2013): The Plaza – New York, USA
Enjoying a prime location close to Central Park and Fifth Avenue, The Plaza is a timeless example of art-deco elegance, and featured famously in The Great Gatsby novel and 2013 film.

Bridget Jones (2001): Stoke Park – Buckinghamshire, UK


The Hangover (2009): Caesar’s Palace – Las Vegas, USA
This legendary Las Vegas institution has featured in many films, but most famously was the setting for riotous comedy The Hangover in 2009.

Quantum of Solace (2008): Villas in Talamone I – Tuscany, Italy
The Villa la Torre served as Mathis’ hideout in Bond’s 2008 adventure Quantum of Solace.

The Sound of Music (1965): Hotel Schloss Leopoldskron – Salzburg, Austria
The Sound of Music is a timeless classic, thanks in part to the stunning natural beauty of the Austrian Alps.

Lost in Translation (2003): Park Hyatt Hotel Tokyo, Japan
The setting for the hit romantic drama starring Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson, The Park Hyatt is a luxurious five star hotel which towers over the Tokyo skyline.

Entourage (2015): The Villa Sophia – Los Angeles, USA


Casino Royale (2006): Grand Hotel Pupp – Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
The Grand Hotel Pupp, located in the spa town of Karlovy Vary, served as the glamourous Hotel Splendide in Bond’s 2006 adventure Casino Royale. Founded in 1701, this impressive hotel boasts an illustrious history, previously accommodating guests such as Johan Sebastian Bach and Richard Wagner.







