5 Iconic Celebrity Homes You Can Actually Stay In (And Live Like a Star!)

If you've ever dreamed of living like a celebrity, you're in luck! Several iconic homes of famous stars are now available for you to experience firsthand. From the King of Rock and Roll to the Queen of Country, these unique stays offer a glimpse into the lives of legends. Here’s a look at five celebrity homes where you can actually spend the night.

Sleep on Dolly Parton’s Coach of Many Colours

Inside Dolly Parton’s tour bus. Photo: Curtis Hilbun / Dollywood

Imagine waking up in a cozy, 45-foot tour bus that once belonged to Dolly Parton herself! This vibrant vehicle, adorned with murals and a cabinet for her iconic wigs, has been retired and is now available for overnight stays at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort in Tennessee. Guests can snuggle under a fuchsia velvet throw in Parton’s petite bed and even sit at her vanity table, surrounded by the glitz of her sequined costumes. A two-night stay in this nostalgic setting costs $10,000, with proceeds going to her charity, the Imagination Library.

Walk in Fields of Gold at Sting’s Italian Estate

The view from Villa il Palagio in Florence. Photo: Slim Aarons/Getty Images

If you prefer the charm of the Italian countryside, consider a stay at Sting’s stunning 16th-century villa near Florence. This sprawling estate, which can accommodate up to 50 guests, is surrounded by olive groves and features a serene lake, a high-tech recording studio, and a zen yoga center. Sting and his wife, Trudie Styler, have lovingly restored the property, making it a perfect retreat for those looking to unwind in a luxurious setting.

Plan a Great Escape at Harry Houdini’s House

The exterior of the Houdini Estate on Laurel Canyon Drive in Los Angeles. Courtesy of the Houdini Estate

For those intrigued by magic and mystery, Harry Houdini’s former mansion in Los Angeles is a must-visit. This enchanting estate includes whimsical gardens and a deep-water tank used for Houdini’s daring tricks. Guests can explore the home filled with cinematic memorabilia, including props from his famous stunts. A night here starts at $1,750, offering a unique opportunity to delve into the world of one of history's greatest illusionists.

Relive the Roaring Twenties at the Fitzgeralds’ Home

The F. Scott Fitzgerald suite. Courtesy of the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum

Literature enthusiasts can stay in the charming Craftsman-style house in Montgomery, Alabama, where F. Scott Fitzgerald penned much of *Tender Is the Night*. This historic home, where Fitzgerald lived with his wife Zelda, has been partially converted into a small museum. Guests can book the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald suites for a night, with rates starting at just $90, making it a budget-friendly option for fans of the Jazz Age.

Shake a Leg at Elvis Presley’s Teenage Apartment

Shake A Leg At Elvis Presley’s Teenage Apartment

Finally, for Elvis fans, a stay in his teenage apartment in Memphis is an unforgettable experience. This modest yet significant space is where the King of Rock and Roll began his journey to stardom. Guests can immerse themselves in the history of rock music while enjoying the nostalgic atmosphere of the apartment that shaped Elvis’s early life.

Staying in these celebrity homes not only offers a taste of luxury but also a chance to connect with the stories and legacies of some of the most beloved figures in entertainment history. Whether you choose Dolly's tour bus or Sting's Italian villa, each experience promises to be memorable!