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Set-Jetting in 2026: Iconic Hotels from Film & TV

By Matthew Lynch
April 13, 2026
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In 2026, the phenomenon of set-jetting continues to captivate travel enthusiasts, as tourists flock to famous locations featured in their favorite films and television shows. With the rise of social media and an ever-growing desire to experience the cinematic world firsthand, iconic hotels that have graced the silver screen have become prime destinations for those looking to blend travel with their passion for movies and TV.

Set-Jetting: The New Wave of Travel

Set-jetting is not just a passing trend; it reflects a significant shift in the motivations behind travel. Travelers are increasingly inspired to visit destinations that resonate with their cinematic experiences. As a result, hotels featured in notable films and series have seen a surge in bookings from visitors eager to step into the shoes of their favorite characters.

Iconic Hotels Featured in Film and TV

Here are some of the most iconic hotels that have become must-visit locations for passionate set-jetters:

The Overlook Hotel – The Shining

Perhaps one of the most famous hotels in cinematic history, the Overlook Hotel from Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King’s The Shining is located at the Timberline Lodge in Oregon. While the hotel featured in the film is fictional, Timberline Lodge offers a similar eerie ambiance, drawing horror fans year-round. Visitors can explore the lodge, partake in guided tours, and even stay overnight to experience the chilling atmosphere that inspired one of the scariest films of all time.

The Plaza Hotel – Home Alone 2

New York City’s Plaza Hotel is another iconic location that has left an indelible mark on pop culture, especially through its role in Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. The luxurious hotel offers guests a taste of the high life that Kevin McCallister enjoyed during his misadventures in the city. With its rich history dating back to 1907 and an impressive roster of famous guests, the Plaza has retained its allure. Travelers can indulge in a stay at this famed hotel, complete with a visit to the Palm Court for afternoon tea, just as Kevin did.

Hotel Del Coronado – Some Like It Hot

Located in San Diego, California, the Hotel Del Coronado made its mark in film history as the backdrop for the classic comedy Some Like It Hot, starring Marilyn Monroe. This beachfront hotel, with its distinctive red-roofed Victorian architecture, offers visitors a glimpse into a glamorous past. Guests can roam the expansive grounds, take guided tours to learn about the hotel’s storied history, and enjoy a cocktail by the beach, immersing themselves in the charm that captivated Monroe and her co-stars.

Hotel California – The Eagles’ Inspiration

Though not directly featured in a film, the Hotel California has become synonymous with the song by the Eagles, inspiring fans to seek out its namesake in Baja California. The actual hotel, located in Todos Santos, is a charming boutique hotel that draws visitors who want to experience the enchanting atmosphere that inspired the famous lyrics. With its lush gardens and stunning views, it’s a perfect retreat for those wanting to escape into a world that feels like it was pulled straight from a song.

The Allure of Immersive Experiences

Travelers are not just looking to visit these hotels; they want to immerse themselves in the experiences that made these locations famous. Many hotels have responded by offering themed packages and experiences. For instance:

  • The Shining Experience: Timberline Lodge offers special tours that delve into the film’s history, along with spooky events during Halloween.
  • Home Alone Package: The Plaza Hotel features packages that include room service and holiday-themed activities for families.
  • Beachfront Movie Nights: Hotel Del Coronado hosts movie nights on the beach, showcasing classic films that resonate with guests.

Traveling with Purpose

The drive to visit these iconic hotels illustrates a deeper connection between culture and travel. For many, experiencing a location featured in film and TV is about more than just nostalgia; it’s about feeling a part of a larger narrative. As travelers seek to create their own stories, these hotels provide a perfect backdrop for memorable experiences.

Conclusion: Where Will You Go Next?

The trend of set-jetting shows no signs of slowing down, and with a wealth of iconic hotels to explore, the possibilities are endless. Whether you are drawn by the thrill of a horror classic, the charm of a romantic comedy, or the allure of a timeless song, these hotels offer more than just a place to stay—they provide an opportunity to step into the world of your favorite stories. So, pack your bags and prepare for an adventure that goes beyond the ordinary. The cinematic world awaits!

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