These Movie-themed Hotel Rooms Will Bring Your Favorite Fantasy to Life

Paris, France

The luxury Hotel Seven has a special suite that James Bond would find up to his standards. It has vintage furniture mixed with a futuristic design with curved wooden panels and lights. Of course there is also a full bar ready to mix up some martinis, shaken, not stirred.

From $398

Fiji

It isn’t open yet, but plans are underway to build a resort completely underwater that will be styled after Poseidon and 20,000 Leagues Under the sea. It will include a personal Triton submarine, scuba diving and marine-focused spa treatments.

From $15,000

Catskills, New York

The quirky Roxbury Motel in upstate New York has a variety of movie and TV-themed rooms. For “Wizard of Oz” fans, there is a room with a long yellow-brick road, all emerald decor and curled up witch feet on the bed. There is also a giant poppy bathroom with a two-person, 85-gallon soaking tub with dual showerheads.

From $213

Catskills, New York

Also check out the themed room at The Roxbury styled after “I Dream of Jeannie.” Attached to the two-bedroom suite is a “bottle bathroom,” where you can take a bath inside of a giant genie bottle. The bathtub is an upright 90-gallon Japanese soaking tub.

From $335

Catskills, New York

This suite at The Roxbury is inspired by the film “Amadeus.” It covers two levels with two bedrooms and two bathrooms and a living room and features Austrian crystal chandeliers and solid gold leaf.

From $335

Catskills, New York

This two-level suite at The Roxbury takes guests to another galaxy. It is inspired by the film “Star Trek” and makes you feel like you are on the USS Enterprise. The suite has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a living room, and features space age décor with a ceiling that lights up like the galaxy and shooting stars that make the room feel like it’s going through space. Also check out the glow-in-the-dark bathroom tile.

From $335

Catskills, New York

While X never, ever marks the spot, there is plenty of treasure to find in this three-bedroom suite inspired by “Indiana Jones” at The Roxbury. It includes Cleopatra’s Bathroom with Egyptian decor, plus a 500-gallon saltwater aquarium. The living room has secret passageways and actual hidden treasure.

From $561

Denver, Colorado

At this hotel in Denver, every guest room has a different theme, and many of those themes revolve around TV shows and movies. Check out the “Talladega Nights” room, set up for Ricky Bobby fans. It’s decorated in red, white and blue with a variety of NASCAR souvenirs and memorabilia. The room also has a custom-created portrait of all of Ricky Bobby’s favorite things, from a team Shake N’ Bake logo to a fountain of cheese.

From $189

Denver, Colorado

Also at The Curtis Denver, try a room fit for the most devoted Trekkies. The decor is made to match the USS Enterprise and has life-size cutouts and art so you can feel like you are sharing the room with some of the movie’s characters.

From $189

Beverly Hills, California

The Hotel Palomar recently went through a redesign and is filled with decor to honor the film industry. The revamped guestrooms have Fuji film pillows, black and white murals, current issues of The Hollywood Reporter and Variety, plus film-themed books. When you walk into the hotel, you will pass a circular fireplace that looks like a camera lens, sculptural light fixtures evocative of paparazzi flashing lights and a soundstage ceiling rigged with truss and pipe. The hotel’s restaurant, Double Take, features cocktails inspired by cult classic movies filmed in Los Angeles.

From $264

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

If you or your kids are fans of SpongeBob SquarePants, you may want to check out “The Pineapple” at Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Punta Cana, which is made to look like the Bikini Bottom home under the sea. The two-bedroom, three-bath suite has indoor and outdoor living areas, including a garden, patio, infinity pool, and private butlers.

From $3,800

Clearwater, Florida

For fans of Winter from the movies Dolphin Tale and Dolphin Tale 2, this room at the Wyndham Grand Clearwater Beach for you. The rooms have bunk beds for the kids and are decorated with pictures of dolphins. While staying at the hotel, you can visit the real Winter, who lives at the nearby Clearwater Marine Aquarium. A portion of the proceeds from each night in these rooms are donated to the aquarium’s rescue, rehab and release efforts.

From $233

Beverly Hills, California

Relive the classic romantic comedy “Pretty Woman” with your own fairy-tale experience at this luxury hotel — no over-the-knee boots required. Included in the package is a behind-the-scenes tour of Rodeo Drive with a personal wardrobe consultant and stylist, dinner for two in your suite, a couples massage, and hand-drawn bath with aromatherapy oils. Round-trip transportation in a Mercedes sedan is included.

From $10,000

London, England

Harry Potter fans can get the full wizard experience by staying in these specially designed rooms at The Georgian House Hotel. It’s hidden behind a bookcase door down a portrait-lined passageway bathed in candle light. Each room has stained glass windows, stone walls, archways, trunks, cauldrons, four-poster beds hung with velvet curtains and wood burning stoves.

From $268

Brighton, England

Take a trip through the looking glass at this “Alice in Wonderland”-themed hotel on England’s coast. Each room has a different theme, from Queen of Hearts to Flamingos Dream with flamingos that can be used as croquet mallets. You can also plan a special party with costumes, silly hats and tea.

From $550

London, England

Learn the true power of the dark side in this room styled to look like Darth Vader’s chambers. It has bunk beds and is filled with “Star Wars”-styled decorations, including a Darth Vader costume, light sabre, and authentic memorabilia.

From $116

Anaheim, California

You'll feel like you are sleeping in Captain Jack Sparrow’s quarters in this suite at the Disneyland Hotel. To enter, ring a doorbell that plays, “Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate’s Life For Me.” Once inside, you will be surrounded with antique rugs, hardwood floors, and wooden beams overhead. There is also a four-post bed and pirate-themed decorations covering the walls.

From $1,086

Portland, Oregon

Step into the quirky world of Wes Anderson movies from Fantastic Mr. Fox to The Royal Tenenbaums with this themed house on Airbnb. It occupies the basement of an 1890s Craftsman house and is decorated with odd portraits and bookcases filled with random knicknacks.

From $75

Trout Creek, Montana

Take a trip to Hobbiton by staying in this cabin styled after a “Lord of the Rings” hobbit house, available to rent on VRBO. The inside has a rustic design made to make you feel like you are part of the movie. Surrounding the home is a village that comes to life at night with the magical display of lights from the cavalcade of mushrooms that line Hobbit Lane to a lit mural of an elven village.

From $345

Kaohsiung City, Taiwan

This suite at the Eden Hotel is booked by the hour, which suggests what it might be used for. It’s decked out like the original Bat Cave with a Batmobile, bat sign and other cave-like decorations, including gargoyles and bats flying above.

From $111