Is the hotel in The Shining a real hotel?

Is the hotel in The Shining a real hotel?

The Stanley Hotel inspired the Overlook Hotel in Stephen King's 1977 bestselling novel The Shining and its 1980 film adaptation, and was a filming location for the related 1997 TV miniseries.

Can you stay in the hotel from The Shining?

The lodge offers anyone the ability to book an overnight stay in the spooky location where Kubrick made movie magic. Of course, if a haunted experience is what you're after, you may have better luck at the Stanley. You can also book a trip there according to that hotel's website.

Where is the hotel used in The Shining located?

The Stanley Hotel ------------------- Location Coordinates Architect Architectural style

Can you stay in Room 237 at the Overlook Hotel?

The promotion includes “special accommodations” in Room 237, for $237 a night. If you'll recall, Room 237 is where all manner of terror occurs at the story's Overlook Hotel. Marketing materials for Hotel Clermont's “Here's Johnny” package.

How much does it cost to stay in Room 237 in The Shining?

Accommodations in Room 237 are included in the promotion, for $237 per night.2 days ago

Can you stay in the hotel where The Shining was filmed?

Good news for all the horror fans in the house! Fans of 'The Shining' can now rent and stay at the actual hotel where the terrifying movie was filmed in. The National Timberline Lodge in Government Camp, Oregon, was used as The Overlook Hotel in director Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of the Stephen King's book.