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Robert De Niro -

De Niro lived in Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood, California, for extended periods of time.

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Bob Dylan -

Hotel Chelsea in New York City was home to one of the most prolific lyricists of all time.

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Marilyn Monroe -

The actress has a suite named after her called the Blonde Bombshell at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel. She lived there for two years.

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Elizabeth Taylor -

Taylor lived at the Hotel Bel-Air when she was married to Conrad 'Nicky' Hilton.

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John Travolta -

Hotel Pink Beach was home to John Travolta and his late wife Kelly Preston for almost a year.

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Kelly Preston -

Travolta and Preston had met on 'The Experts' in 1989 and were married two years later. The pair had three children together.

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Jimi Hendrix -

It's not exactly clear how long you have to stay somewhere for it to be considered "living" instead of "staying," but Hendrix spent a lot of time at Cumberland Hotel near Hyde Park in London.

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Coco Chanel -

For 37 years, the fashion designer and businesswoman lived in the Ritz Hotel in Paris.

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Al Gore -

As a son of a US senator, the former vice president spent a lot of his youth living in hotels.

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Keanu Reeves - The 'John Wick' star lived in hotels for most of his adult life.

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Janis Joplin -

Janis Joplin and Leonard Cohen lived at the Hotel Chelsea in New York City together.

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Margaret Thatcher -

The former Prime Minister of Britain moved to live in the Ritz Hotel in London following an operation.

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Salvador Dalí -

Dalí would spend around a month or more at Le Meurice in Paris for around 30 years. He was notoriously troublesome as a guest there.

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Patti Smith -

American singer-songwriter Patti Smith used to live at the Hotel Chelsea in Manhattan in 1969 and 1970.

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Jack Kerouac -

The Marlton Hotel in New York was home to the famed American novelist.

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Peter Sellers -

The 'Pink Panther' star lived in The Dorchester hotel in London.

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Ernest Hemingway -

The writer lived in Cuba for several years, living out of the Hotel Ambos Mundos.

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Stanley Kubrick -

The Hotel Chelsea in New York City was home to the man who gave us '2001: A Space Odyssey' in 1968 and 'The Shining' in 1980.

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Steve Coogan -

English actor Steve Coogan, who is famous for playing comedic character Alan Partridge, lived in the Linton Travel Tavern near Linton, Cambridgeshire, for 183 days in 1997.

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Oscar Wilde -

The Irish poet and playwright lived and died in L’Hotel in Paris.

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Mark Twain -

The American writer spent a tremendous amount of time in several hotels, including the Occidental Hotel in San Francisco.

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Howard Hughes -

The air travel mogul enjoyed living in hotels like the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angeles and the Desert Inn in Las Vegas.

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Tennessee Williams -

American playwright and screenwriter Tennessee Williams lived out of the Hotel Elysée in New York for 15 years.

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Larry Fine of The Three Stooges -

Larry Fine (right) of The Three Stooges comedy team was a relentless partier. Fine and his wife lived in hotels for years to avoid the cleanup.

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Cole Porter -

The American composer lived at the Waldorf Astoria New York for 25 years.

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Elaine Stritch -

The 'Two's Company' actress lived in the Carlyle Hotel in New York City for 12 years.

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Richard Harris -

The man who played Dumbledore in the 'Harry Potter' movies until his death in 2002 lived at the Savoy Hotel in London.

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Omar Sharif -

The Egyptian actor who most people remember from 'Lawrence of Arabia' (1962) lived in hotels from his early thirties.

Sources: (Ranker) (The Guardian) (The Daily Telegraph)

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