Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney is an English singer, songwriter, and musician who gained worldwide fame as co-lead vocalist and bassist for the Beatles. His songwriting partnership with John Lennon remains one of the most successful in history.

Musician

Fun fact:
One of the founding members of The Beatles
Celebrity Stats
Profession

Musician

Birth year

1942

Birthplace

Liverpool, England

Nationality

British

Height

180 cm

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Hotel evidence and corrections for Paul McCartney

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Hotels where Paul McCartney stayed

The Balmoral Hotel

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United Kingdom

Edinburgh

★★★★★ Rating 9.2
Average price per night

$952

USD

The Balmoral rises above Waverley Station with a landmark clock tower, marble-lined rooms and the composed ritual of a grand railway hotel. Paul McCartney is among the music legends who have checked in, bringing a little rock history to Edinburgh's most recognizable address.

Grand Hotel Majestic

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Italy

Bologna

★★★★★ Rating 9.3
Average price per night

$879

USD

Grand Hotel Majestic già Baglioni layers Baroque interiors and Roman remains beneath Bologna's most storied five-star address. Paul McCartney stayed here during a city visit that drew fans to the porticoes outside and added a fresh chapter of Beatlemania.

The Windsor Court Hotel

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Usa

New Orleans

★★★★★ Rating 9.7
Average price per night

$431

USD

Windsor Court wraps New Orleans in polished English-country-house calm, with sweeping suites and original art above the city. Paul McCartney stayed here during a 2002 visit and slipped behind the Polo Club piano for an impromptu serenade to Heather Mills.

Stock Exchange Hotel

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United Kingdom

Manchester

★★★★★ Rating 9.2
Average price per night

$393

USD

Manchester's former stock exchange now trades in intimate five-star glamour, with marble columns, stained glass and only forty rooms. Paul McCartney made it his base for a Manchester tour stop, emerging to a serenade from fans gathered outside.

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