“White Dress,” Lana Del Rey
You can stay in an RV, down at the Hicksville Trailer Palace, in Joshua Tree, California, where Lana shot the first video off of her new album, Chemtrails Over the Country Club. We only mention it ‘cause it’s such a scene.
“Blank Space,” Taylor Swift
The historic Oheka Castle in Huntington, New York has been used as a filming location for several projects, including one of Swift’s most famous hits.
“Miss Jackson,” Panic! At The Disco
The opening credits of this video might claim that it’s set in Las Vegas, Nevada, but it was actually shot at a Motel 6 in Barstow, California.
“Wannabee,” Spice Girls
The historic St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London contains multitudes — it’s both the video set for one of the most famous pop songs of all time, and a Marriott.
“Spirit,” Beyoncé
Though the famous Havasu Falls in Arizona are currently closed to protect against COVID, you can typically visit (and stay near) the magical spot, which sits at the end of a 10-mile hike into the Grand Canyon.
“Colors,” Halsey
The Rosenheim Mansion, built in 1908 at 1120 Westchester Place in Los Angeles, has at various times offered accommodations to guests keen on spending the night at the “murder house” from American Horror Story.
“Work,” Rihanna (feat. Drake)
You may not be able to spend the night, but the Real Jerk restaurant in Toronto, Canada where Rih and Drake filmed their sultry dancehall party certainly deserves a spot on the list — and a visit.
“G.U.Y.,” Lady Gaga
Hearst Castle in San Simeon, California remains one of America’s campiest tourist destinations, making it the perfect place to film an ARTPOP video.