Singer and songwriter
1994
London, Ontario, Canada
Canadian
5'9"
$3,429
Jumby Bay turns a private island off Antigua into a keyless world of bicycles, pale beaches and staffed estates hidden from view. Justin Bieber has returned more than once, choosing vast private residences where family time, sea views and total seclusion replace the usual machinery of celebrity travel.
$1,313
One&Only Cape Town brings resort privacy to the V&A Waterfront, with Table Mountain filling the windows and Nobu downstairs. Justin Bieber made a Purpose Tour home of his suite here, sharing its mirror messages, coffee-fuelled dancing and quiet hallways with fans while the city waited beyond the door.
$630
The Thief sits on Oslo's Tjuvholmen waterfront with contemporary art in the halls and the fjord beyond the windows. Justin Bieber took over its eighth floor for three nights in 2013 and slipped to his concerts by boat; Jay Z followed later that year, cementing the hotel's place in Oslo's music-world mythology.
$45
Bulgari Resort Bali hangs above the Indian Ocean on Uluwatu's cliffs, pairing volcanic stone with private pools and Italian precision. Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez stayed in one of its secluded mansions in 2011, disappearing behind gardens, a private gate and a butler-served world of their own.
Burj Al Arab rises from the Gulf like a private sail, hiding duplex suites, gold-leaf spectacle and butler service behind its famous silhouette. Justin Bieber stayed in the Royal Suite and shared its leopard-print staircase with fans—the rare hotel room extravagant enough to become part of the performance.
Salvador Dalí made Le Meurice his Paris home for roughly a month each year, occupying the former royal suite and treating palace-hotel life as a form of performance. His requests became part of its mythology, but the deeper appeal is the setting: ornate rooms facing the Tuileries, grand service and just enough eccentricity to suit an artist who turned every entrance into theatre.
