FOR a celebrity, an actor or singer is not enough. Therefore, they expanded the business into the field of hospitality.
Check out his review below, as quoted from HuffingtonPost:
The Greenwich Hotel, New York City: Robert De Niro
Quite surprising to learn that the actor Robert De Niro appeared to have a hotel, but it is not surprising that his hotel was in a place far from the city noise. Just as the roles once played De Niro in the film, The Greenwich hotel is quite eclectic, with a combined culture of different epochs of inspiration. The hotel has 88 rooms with upscale amenities like flat screen televisions, WiFi, and iPod.
Mission Ranch Hotel, Carmel, California: Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwood plays a macho male characters in almost every film. However, his Mission Ranch Hotel would show a softer side of this veteran actor.Mission Ranch was once California's leading dairy company, known for its charm and rich history. Eastwood bought this building and make it a classic resort.The hotel has 31 rooms spread over 10 buildings. The resort not only offers classic and tranquil atmosphere, beautiful scenery but also Carmel River Beach, Point Lobos and the Pacific Ocean.
Sundance Resort, Sundance, Utah: Robert Redford
The success of the play in the movie "Sundance Kid" in 1969 not only meroketkan actor Robert Redford's career, but also make it financially ready to build a hotel. Sundance Resort is simply the use of organic materials, could be an option for guests who want to release the creative side. With views of Mount Timpanogos as high as 12,000 feet, the resort is the perfect place to forget you escape from the bustle of the city.
The Clarence, Dublin: Bono U2
Former U2 frontman, Bono build a hotel in Ireland in 1992. Located on the River Liffey, The Clarence exudes simplicity and charm of Irish hospitality without mengorbangkan comfort and convenience. There are 49 guest rooms and suites each equipped with luxury amenities, such as bed linens from Egypt, flat screen television, mini bar and free WiFi.
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