The most grandiose of luxury hotels in the world that find their way in Hollywood movies is not only an exclusive privilege for movie stars. LuxuryBlog.com features a list of hotels around the world that promises not only a relaxing and pamper-filled stay but more importantly, an experience of a lifetime. Indeed, you can live your Hollywood dreams in one of these star-studded establishments.

• The Bellagio Resort, Las Vegas
  

Topmost on the roster of these trendy movie hotels is The Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada. This ultra high-end property swells with nearly 4,000 guest rooms and suites on top of its world-renown dancing fountains and casino. Delight in a sprawling and extravagant environment, the same one George Clooney and Brad Pitt enjoyed while filming the Ocean’s series of flicks.

• The Fairmont, San Francisco
  

An iconic luxury hotel in operations since 1907 is The Fairmont of San Francisco, California. More popularly known as the White House of the West, this high-end property set atop the steepest portion of Nob Hill has hosted nearly all of the presidents of the United States of America. The lavish suite where Sean Connery filmed the movie “The Rock” is a 6,000 square-feet room with a grand piano.

• The Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills

“Pretty Woman” featured the beautiful Beverly Wilshire as its setting for most of the film. This grand Hollywood hotel is only a few steps away from the prestigious boutiques of Rodeo Drive to whet the shopping appetites of any shopaholic. The Beverly Wilshire is world renown for its glamorous and old-time Hollywood appeal.

• The Roosevelt Hotel, New York

Located near the Grand Central Station of New York City is the historical Roosevelt Hotel. This culturally-rich property has hosted more than a handful of the richest and most popular Hollywood stars and icons. Jennifer Lopez played the role of a housekeeper in this fine hotel in the movie “Maid in Manhattan.”

• The Plaza, New York

Another landmark hotel in New York City is The Plaza. The five-star property’s guest rooms and suites offer fantastic views of Central Park and has made impressive movie appearances in Alfred Hitchcock’s “North by Northwest,” “The Way We Were,” “Home Alone 2” and “Bride Wars.” The Plaza Hotel has been able to preserve its historical rooms and remains a favorite among the rich and famous, yesterday and today.

• Villa Balbianello, Lake Como

Die-hard fans of Star Wars will surely enjoy the handsome location of the breathtaking Villa Balbianello in Lake Como. Sneak away with your beloved for a galaxy-like experience in this magnificent and extravagant property.

• The Grand Hotel Pupp, Czech Republic

Daniel Craig basked in the luxuries of The Grand Hotel Pupp of the Czech Republic while filming the movie “Casino Royale.” It is located in Europe’s top spa towns. While the film featured different luxury hotels throughout, this five-star lavish Central European property is the actual setting for the movie. The rest of the hotel scenes were shot in the studio. Experience the high-class James Bond lifestyle while staying in The Grand Hotel Pupp.

• The Fountainebleau Miami Beach, Florida

This grand Miami Beach vacation hotel has achieved A-list status for hosting Hollywood icons namely, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin. The Fountainebleau appeared in numerous movies such as “The Bodyguard,” “Goldfinger” and “Scarface.”

• Hotel de Chevaliers, France

The red hot and passionate romance between the characters played by Natalie Portman and Jason Schwartzman in the short film “Hotel Chevalier” set the film in steamy action as the movie director chose the Hotel de Chevaliers as its studio. Hotel de Chevaliers is one of the most extravagant and expensive hotels in France.

• Timberline Lodge, Oregon

For the most unforgettable ski retreat, head off to mountain-high Timberline Lodge. It stands at an elevation of close to 6,000 feet. This luxurious ski lodge in Oregon appeared in the chilling scenes of Stephen King’s movie adaptation of “The Shining.”

• The Park Hyatt, Tokyo

The scenes from Sofia Coppola’s Oscar-winning film “Lost in Translation” were filmed mostly in a hotel. It was not just any ordinary hotel. It was The Park Hyatt Tokyo Hotel to be precise. The Park Hyatt Hotel lists as one of the top five best hotels in Tokyo. Indulge in a ZEN-sational retreat of self-discovery in The Park Hyatt Hotel of Tokyo.