There have been many fun fictional hotels in movies and TV shows over the years. How well do you remember the names of popular series from only the hotel name? We’ve got a quiz just for that.
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The Most Iconic Fictional Hotels in TV Shows
When you think of iconic fictional hotels, you’ll probably think of movies first. The Overlook Hotel from The Shiningand Bates Motel from Psycho will quickly come to mind. Even Hotel Transylvania has its fictional titular hotel that is only for monsters.
But what about the TV shows? The White Lotus is one that will stand out thanks to the TV show’s title. The first season focused on the hotel in Hawaii, and it quickly became clear that this hotel would do everything it could to avoid controversy and negative reviews from the wealthy.
Each season has taken us to a resort in a new country, and we get similar situations. With The White Lotus season 4 coming out next year, we’re ready to see what the next adventure will be, but most people probably wouldn’t choose to stay there.
Do you want something a little cozier? Gilmore Girls is another series with a fictional hotel that is memorable for its style. The Dragonfly Inn brings the small-town New England look at first glance. As you enter each of the rooms, you know that this is going to be a place for history, culture, and relaxation.
British TV also has some of the most memorable hotels, and Fawlty Towers from the show named for it is one of them. What’s amazing is that this series only lasted for one season, and yet it is something that everyone thinks about when it comes to poorly run hotels that you definitely want to avoid, unless you’re looking for a stressed-out owner.
Love to see how much you can remember from TV shows past? Check out the Mental Floss quiz page for more fun!
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