Holidays in hotels from the most popular TV series right now: you can visit them already this summer

According to Forbes, TV shows and movies are responsible for 96 percent of travel decisions, while Expedia's research ranks movies and TV shows as the number one travel inspiration (ahead of social media).

Emily and Paris – Hotel Molitor

Molitor is no longer "just a swimming pool", but a hotel where you can experience Paris in a different way. From a popular summer spot for refreshment, it has transformed into a multifaceted place to live, bringing together French and international clientele around wellness, sports, artistic and culinary experiences. The popular 124-room hotel is the work of architect Jean-Philippe Nuel.

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The White Lotus - Four Seasons San Domenico

HBO's 2021 hit The White Lotus moved from Hawaii to the coast of Sicily for its second season. The cult series was set in Taormina's sprawling Palazzo San Domenico, A Four Seasons Hotel, with the mystical Mount Etna in the background and overlooking one of the most photogenic stretches of Sicily's coastline. In its previous life, the palace was a princely residence, as evidenced by the high arches, antique abundance and gargoyles inside, and before that a Catholic monastery. The aforementioned hotel has always been a popular hangout for the elite, royal families, literary dignitaries and movie stars, and with the series it became even more recognizable to the general public.

Succession – Juvet Landscape Hotel

Hotel Juvet Landscape, which appears in the fourth season of the popular series, is surrounded by an unforgettable landscape, so it is no wonder that it caught the eye of the creators of the series in no time. It is located in Valldal Valley on Norway's northwest coast, boasting uninterrupted views of the surrounding birch forest, stunning minimalist architecture and a glass-fronted spa.

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