(#1) A Below the Surface Getaway
Films: Poseidon, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
The Poseidon Undersea Resort in Fiji is the first underwater hotel. The design is modeled after the films Poseidon and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Guests of the luxury resort can drive their own Triton submarine, scuba dive, golf, play tennis, eat, drink, or just relax in the marine-focused spa.
The catch is that prospective guests will have to wait to stay at a room in the five-star resort. The hotel was supposed to open in 2009 and 150,000 people have already booked a room. However, the opening has been delayed several times. But there is faith that the resort will open soon.
Just like Nemo says at the end of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, "There is hope for the future. And when the world is ready for a new and better life, all this will someday come to pass, in God's good time."(#2) The Real Deal Hobbit House
Films: The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings franchises
Did you absolutely love reading The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings books? Were you an even bigger fan of the film adaptations? If you want to see what a real Hobbit House looks like, there's a replica cabin from the Tolkien books located in the forested foothills of the Cabinet Mountains in Montana. The Shire of Montana is not just a hotel room, but a private enchanted guest house with two bedrooms, a full kitchen, and breathtaking views of Cougar Peak and Whitepine Alpaca Ranch.(#3) Feel Like a Student at Hogwarts
Films: Harry Potter franchise
Kids and adults alike fell heavily under the spell of Harry Potter books and films. The Georgian House Hotel is located in the center of London and is within striking distance of several Harry Potter filming locales. The hotel rooms, or Wizard Chambers as they are called, are designed to make their guests feel like students at Hogwarts. The Wizard Chambers look like a castle and feature stained glass windows, four poster beds, stonewalls, gothic arches, and wood burning stoves.(#4) Sleep Where Luke Skywalker Slept
The Hotel Sidi Driss is located in the village of Matmata in Tunisia. Jedi fans from around the world flock to what is known as The Star Wars Hotel. The Hotel Sidi Driss was used in 1976 as the filming location for the home of young Luke Skywalker and his aunt and uncle on their home planet of Tatooine. The location was used again for 2002's Attack of the Clones. The hotel itself looks like it could come from a galaxy far, far, away with its rocky, cave-like exteriors. This is another non-luxury dwelling; the rooms really do resemble caves, do not have windows, and cots are used for beds.(#5) Super Agent Suite for 007 Fans
Films: James Bond franchise
Pour your martinis shaken, not stirred, in this 007-inspired Secret Agent Suite in the Hotel Seven, located in Paris, France. Super fans of James Bond can stay in and watch every Bond film ever made on a big screen from the comfort of their own bed. The suite also features a golden gun lamp, waterfall shower, pictures from several Bond films throughout the room, golden toilets, and mirrored ceilings. The Seven is located in the au courant Latin Quarter, within walking distance of several of the city's most popular attractions.(#6) Sleep Like the Dark Knight
Films: Batman franchise
Don't let Bruce Wayne have all the fun! Immerse yourself in a total Batman world in the Batman Suite at the Eden Motel in Taiwan. There's a Batbed, a few gargoyles, and even a Batsignal-shaped telephone. However, the centerpiece of the room is the Batmobile replica that sticks out of the hotel room's wall. Don't want to spend an entire night? That's okay, the Batman Suite also rents by the hour.(#7) A Room Made Entirely from Ice and Snow
Film: TRON: Legacy
Two British sci-fi mega-fans had a vision to build a hotel room suite made entirely of ice and snow that looked like a scene out of the movie TRON: Legacy. The Legacy of the River room at the Ice Hotel in Sweden features the film's futuristic one of a kind style.
The hotel itself is made of 21,500 tons of snow and 900 tons of ice. The room's creators, Ben Rousseau and Ian Douglas-Jones, described their vision in an interview with Wired, "The use of lighting and the material finishes in this nightclub scene are very close to ideas we have been discussing for use in the real world, as well as being close to what we could achieve with ice and snow and a little imagination."(#8) Live It Up Like Jack Sparrow
Films: Pirates of the Caribbean franchise
The Pirates of the Caribbean Penthouse at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, CA is a must-stay locale for diehard fans of the adventure films. It all starts with the doorbell that plays, "Yo-Ho, Yo-Ho, A Pirate's Life for Me." Most of the room's artwork and decor are directly inspired by the franchise's movies, including a replica of Jack Sparrow's revolver, pirate figurines, and wall to wall pirate furnishings.(#9) No Threat of an Iceberg Here!
The Radisson Hotel in Valley Forge, PA gives guests the opportunity to board the Titanic without the threat of crashing into a iceberg. Fans of the 1997 epic can opt to stay in the hotel's Titanic suite - the room is designed after Rose's (Kate Winslet) cabin from the movie.(#10) A Suite of Frozen Ice and Snow
Film: Frozen
Perhaps you've heard of a little animated film called Frozen? The Hotel Glace is a seasonal hotel made of ice and snow located just outside of downtown Quebec. The hotel features a suite inspired by Frozen, complete with Anna and Elsa light up beds, snowy walls, and an ice fireplace. In the lobby of the hotel, guests and paid visitors can see an ice mural with all the characters from the movie carved into a cave-like wall.(#11) Rest Up in Lord Vader's Quarters
The Hotel Pelirocco in Brighton, England is a multi-themed boutique hotel. One of their most popular rooms is Lord Vader's Quarters. A "father and son" twin room, it's filled with Star Wars memorabilia, Darth Vader's lightsaber, and Star Wars movies. Visitors can even put on Vader's costume, if they think they can handle a dose of the dark side.(#12) A Twihard's Delight
The Pacific Inn Motel is located in Forks, WA, one of the main settings of the Twilight movies. Twihards are known to travel to Forks just to check out all the Twilight locales, so crafting a motel designed for the fans made perfect sense. The motel dramatically invites its guests to, "STEP INTO THE WORLD OF TWILIGHT, WE ARE PROVIDING AN EXPERIENCE, NOT JUST A PLACE TO STAY……" From the Twilight hand towels to the framed pictures of Edward, Bella, and Jacob - each room truly is a Twilight experience.(#13) Take a Ride in Elevator Three
The Heathman Hotel in Portland, OR is the actual hotel where Anastasia and Christian share several romantic escapes in E.L. James's novel Fifty Shades of Grey, which was adapted into a feature film. The hotel lures visitors into their establishment with a complete Fifty Shades of Grey room package, which includes themed drinks and wine the couple sipped on in the film. Guests can also take a ride in the infamous Elevator Three.(#14) Who Needs a Bed When You're the Captain Now?
Film: Captain Phillips
The pods that make up this hotel originally came from an offshore oil rig and received an artistic makeover from Dutch artist Denis Oudendijk. The pods look like the lifeboat capsule from the movie Captain Phillips. Diehard fans of the Tom Hanks film can stay at The Capsule Hotel in several different locations around the world including Amsterdam, Belgium, and France. Just don't expect luxurious amenities like a bed (hammocks are used) or even enough room to stretch out, although the pods can accommodate two people.(#15) "More Than Meets the Eye"
The Panda Hotel in Hong Kong has about 1,000 guest rooms. If you're a fan of the Transformers movies or toys, they have a special themed suite that will make you feel like you're on the set of the futuristic sci-fi film. The suite features all things Transformers: bedspread, furniture, pillows, pictures, and toys.
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