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- Key Largo (1948) Director: John Huston. The last of four Bogie-and-Bacall vehicles after To Have and Have Not (1944), The Big Sleep (1946) and Dark Passage (1947), Key Largo unfolds almost exclusively in the claustrophobic confines of the Largo Hotel, an isolated family-run place in the Florida Keys.
- Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday (1953) Director: Jacques Tati. Ghosts, mobsters, alienation, faded grandeur – don’t hotels ever get good rep on film? Happy news: Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday depicts easy breezy summer living on an elegant sweep of sand in Saint-Marc-sur-Mer.
- Ashes and Diamonds (1958) Director: Andrzej Wajda. Ashes and Diamonds is the final, and arguably finest, of Andrzej Wajda’s war film trilogy (following A Generation and Kanal).
- Last Year at Marienbad (1961) Director: Alan Resnais. ‘The woman’ (Delphine Seyrig) and ‘the man’ (Giorgio Albertazzi) discuss whether they had an affair, or contemplated one, the year prior at a similar resort.
- Hotel Rwanda
- The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel
- Grand Budapest Hotel
- Bad Times at The El Royale
- No Country For Old Men
- Game Over Man
- What’s Up Doc
- Four Rooms
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TW: genocide Hutu hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina lives a happy, quiet life with his Tutsi wife, Tatiana, and their children. When Hutu extremists begin an ethnic cleansing crusade against the Tutsis, Paul is obliged to allow refugees to take shelter in his five-star hotel. But as U.N. forces retreat, many Rwandans are left with only Paul as their ...
A group of retirees decides to swap a typical retirement for what promises to be an inexpensive but exotic retirement hotel in India. When things aren’t as advertised, the elderly residents realize that their life of luxury and relaxation is at risk. But what the hotel lacks, it makes up for in unexpected adventure and love. The Best Exotic Marigol...
The Grand Budapest Hotel is a famous European resort, operated by the renowned concierge, Gustave H, and his protégé, lobby boy Zero. Gustave prides himself in top-notch service and his willingness to satisfy all – yes all – requests, including those from elderly female guests. When one of his lovers – a wealthy dowager – mysteriously turns up dead...
Situated on the border of California and Nevada, the once-popular Lake Tahoe El Royale hotel is now defunct after losing its gambling license. In 1959, Felix hid a money bag under the floorboards of his room at the El Royale. He is soon shot dead by someone he recognizes. Ten years later, seven strangers, each with their own pasts to bury, arrive a...
One of the darkest motel movies, No Country for Old Menis a Coen brothers’ masterpiece (even if parts are gruesome and hard to watch). Hunter Llewellyn Moss finds himself at the center of a chase after discovering the aftermath of a drug deal gone wrong and stealing the cash left behind. Llewellyn flees to Del Rio Texas where he hides the money in ...
Hotel housekeepers become unlikely heroes when their workplace becomes the scene of a hostage crisis. Three slacker friends working in a luxury hotel in LA pitch to a rich businessman, the Bey of Tunisia. When the Bey is suddenly taken hostage and the hotel is overtaken by terrorists, the underachieving pals rise to the occasion, albeit somewhat ac...
A wacky romantic screwball comedy, What’s Up Docends up on almost every hotel movies list. What could go wrong when four identical bags are mixed up at a hotel? With the contents ranging from volcanic rock, illegally obtained government documents, valuable jewels, and women’s clothing packed with a dictionary, quite a bit actually! The bags are swi...
Four interconnected stories take place at an LA hotel on New Year’s Eve. It’s Ted’s first day as a bellhop and he is left to tend to the guests, and their drama, alone. Ted finds himself involved with a coven of witches, unattended and destructive children, hostage fantasies, and even a bet to cut off someone’s pinky. Tending to the guests proves t...
At the Grand Hotel of Berlin, Dr. Otternschlag observes that people come and go, but nothing really happens. He is, however, too drunk to realize that a once-wealthy Baron has turned his sights to the hotel to support himself as a gambler and a thief. He attempts to steal pearls from a depressed ballerina but ends up with her heart instead. The Bar...
For more classic films about hotels, head to New Orleans for a technicolor drama. The St. Gregory Hotel is the epitome of luxury and opulence. With one problem: the hotel is broke and about to be sold to one of many prospective buyers. The hotel owner, Warren Trent, turns to his manager, Peter McDermott, to save the day. But a revolving door of wac...
- Pretty Woman (1990) The rom-com to end all rom-coms. While I likely don’t need to recall the premise, I’ll take any excuse to relive this gem of a film.
- The Shining (1980) Anytime I’m with at least four members of my extended family, the inevitable question comes up: Where was The Shining filmed? As a past Oregonian, I’m proud to quickly chime in with the answer: The Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood (for exterior shots only).
- Eloise At the Plaza (2003) When a beloved children’s book intersects with a Julie Andrews performance, you know you’re in for a treat. The expected mischief ensues, and with the fictionalized Plaza Hotel as a backdrop (the movie was filmed mostly in Toronto, with a few exterior scenes shot in New York), it’s a visual masterpiece.
- The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (2011) Brits of a certain age (Judie Dench, Maggie Smith, and Bill Nighy among them) gather at a rundown hotel in Jaipur, India for their early retirement.
The Grand Budapest Hotel. 2014 1h 39m R. 8.1 (888K) Rate. 88 Metascore. A writer encounters the owner of an aging high-class hotel, who tells him of his early years serving as a lobby boy in the hotel's glorious years under an exceptional concierge. Director Wes Anderson Stars Ralph Fiennes F. Murray Abraham Mathieu Amalric. 4.
The Grand Budapest Hotel exists in a baroque bubble of an imagined old Europe where period styles, historical allusions, and joyful generic conventions intersect amidst a seeming compendium of potential films of adventure, emotion, humor, hubris, and tragedy.
May 15, 2024 · Notable films with hotel in the title include The Grand Budapest Hotel, Hotel Rwanda, and Hotel Transylvania, although there are many more examples on this list. This poll is interactive, meaning you can vote the hotel movies up or down depending on how much you like them.
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Hotels are often featured as a main subject in many movies. But which are the best movies where hotels are a greatly inflicted part of the story? Here's the biggest Hotel movies!
