Set-Jetting: Stay In Movie-Star Hotels With All.Com

Film-Inspired Getaways with All.Com

The silver screen captivates travellers globally, highlighting events like the Oscars, BAFTA Awards, and Venice and Cannes Film Festivals. The rising popularity of films and series fuels cinema tourism, commonly called “set-jetting." This trend, where travellers are influenced by hit movies when selecting destinations, has gained momentum thanks to blockbuster films like Killers of the Flower Moon (Oklahoma), Oppenheimer (New Mexico), and Barbie (Palm Springs). Bloomberg reports a “White Lotus Effect"; filming for seasons 2 and 3 in Sicily and Thailand has greatly influenced bookings in these areas (with season 3 set to premiere on February 17).

With more than 5,600 hotels worldwide, ALL, Accor's reservation platform and loyalty programme, allows travellers to book hotels used as sets for famous films or successful series. Notting Hill, North by Northwest, Mission Impossible, Emily in Paris, The X-Files, The White Lotus—travellers can relive scenes from their favourite films or get up close and personal with the filming locations.

Here's the world tour of the most glamorous movie hotels to book on ALL.com!

ICONIC HOTELS ON THE BIG AND SMALL SCREEN

The Savoy London – Fairmont – book on ALL.com

The Big Sleep, Don’t Look Back, Bright Young Things, The French Lieutenant's Woman, Notting Hill, Mortdecai

Built by English hotelier Richard D'Oyly Carte in 1889, the Savoy has drawn high-profile productions for decades, including The Big Sleep, The French Lieutenant's Woman, and Bright Young Things. The most notable is Notting Hill – the iconic final press conference scene announcing Anna Scott's move to England was filmed in the hotel's Lancaster ballroom.

Le Grand Hôtel Cabourg – MGallery – book on ALL.com

La Boum, Coco Before Chanel, The Intouchables

An iconic hotel dating back to 1907, the Grand Hotel de Cabourg MGallery is a jewel of Belle Époque architecture, recognized as a historic monument and the site of several masterpieces of French cinema. La Boum (1980), Coco Before Chanel (2009), and Intouchables (2011) all feature scenes filmed here, including the poignant moment of Philippe and Eléonore's reunion organized by Driss in Intouchables. Each film has added to the legend of this extraordinary place.

The Plaza New York – Fairmont – book on ALL.com

North by Northwest, Breakfast at Tiffany’s, The Great Gatsby, Mission Impossible, Gossip Girl, Sex and the City, Home Alone 2, Crocodile Dundee

Opened in 1907, the Plaza Hotel has been a renowned landmark in New York, welcoming international productions and celebrities. It notably featured as a key location in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York in 1992. The hotel provides guests with an engaging experience inspired by the adventures of Kevin McCallister (played by Macaulay Culkin), enabling them to reenact their favourite scenes during a private limousine tour of the city, complete with pizza!

HOTELS ON LOCATION

Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach – book on ALL.com

Bombay, Slumdog Millionaire, Gully Boy

Juhu Beach holds a similar significance to Bollywood as Los Angeles does to Hollywood. Iconic films like Bombay, Slumdog Millionaire, and Gully Boy were shot in this vibrant location. The Novotel Mumbai Juhu Beach enjoys a prime beachfront position, just a short walk from the ISKCON temple and near the famous Prithvi Theatre, along with residences of numerous Bollywood stars. A stay here offers a deep dive into the essence of Indian cinematic allure.

JO&JOE Rio de Janeiro Largo de Boticàrio – book on ALL.com

Twilight, Moonraker, 2012, Fast Five, Rio

Rio de Janeiro’s landscapes have appeared in numerous notable films. The JO&JOE hotel captures the city's architecture, inviting swimming pools and eateries serving local dishes like Frango, Pacharinho and Picanha. Situated at the base of the Corcovado – the renowned peak crowned by the Christ the Redeemer statue – it has been showcased in movies including Moonraker, 2012, and Twilight.