Robert De Niro

Chateau Marmont hides Old Hollywood behind Gothic turrets, private bungalows and a shadowed courtyard. Sofia Coppola knew it first through childhood stays, later lived here for two weeks during Lost in Translation's promotion and transformed that intimate familiarity into the atmosphere of Somewhere.

The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver brings an old-world club mood to the heart of downtown, especially in its wood-panelled Gerard Lounge. Bartender Debra Holden recalled Robert De Niro sitting at her bar with Sean Penn and praising her margarita during Vancouver's Hollywood North years. It is a documented bar visit rather than a stay, but the story gives this formal city hotel a relaxed, human piece of film history.

Jennifer Lawrence and Robert De Niro stayed at the Hawthorne Hotel while filming Joy in 2015, turning the Salem landmark into an off-camera base for the production. The connection adds a contemporary film chapter to a hotel already rich in New England character. Its historic atmosphere and central setting make the stay feel rooted in place rather than arranged around anonymous luxury.

Nobu Hotel Warsaw joins a restored Art Deco building to a calm contemporary wing, with the restaurant acting as the social heart between them. Co-founder Robert De Niro came to Warsaw for the hotel's fifth-anniversary celebration, joining the ceremonial sake opening on site. It is an event connection rather than a claimed stay, but one that neatly ties the property's film-world pedigree to its Japanese-inflected design and dining.

Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires pairs a Belle Époque mansion with polished modern rooms in Recoleta. Madonna lived here during the 1996 filming of Evita; Robert De Niro later chose the mansion's lavish Presidential Suite as his family base while working in Buenos Aires.

Nobu Las Vegas, A Caesars Destination sits in Las Vegas, with on-site dining anchoring the stay. It is a boutique base for exploring Las Vegas, shaped more by its setting than by spectacle.