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Get Your Entourage On at The Muse New York
September 5, 2008 at 2:05 PM | 0 Comments
While some of us maybe would like to "get it on" with the stars of HBO's Entourage (ahem), we suppose we might be able to settle for the "Get Your Entourage On" package at the Muse New York, just in time for the season premiere of the series (hooray!) on September 7th. Or at least we'd send our boyfriends to get their Entourage on while we did other stuff...
We've been jealous of our brothers at Jaunted, who got to fly aboard the very first Virgin America Entourage Air flight yesterday -- so maybe we can one-up them by booking this hotel package and flying to NYC via Entourage Air. Or something.
Package details after the jump.
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Johnny Drama Finds Love, Loses Hotel Room in Cannes
September 4, 2007 at 10:21 AM | 0 Comments
In Sunday night's Entourage season finale the boys head to Cannes (courtesy of Kanye West's private jet) and promptly shack up at the Intercontinental Carlton Cannes Hotel---well, all of them except Johnny Drama. Apparently, the room he reserved months ago and confirmed "at least a dozen times" is nowhere to be found.
Considering that his old show "Viking Quest" was a huge hit in France, Drama expects the hotel to rectify the situation immediately and put him in an ocean-facing suite like his brother Vince. Unfortunately, the hotel takes quite a few hours only to show Drama a closet-sized room with a twin bed not facing the ocean.
Making matters worse, Drama has met a girl, Jacqueline, and thinks he's in love. So he asks her to wait in the room while he goes downstairs and demands a suite. But he gets angry, calls the manager a "French f--k" and is carried out of the hotel by security. When he tips a bellman to look for the girl, the bellman says she's missing. Also, Drama only tips him a lone American dollar.
But don't worry this is Entourage. All ends well all the time. At least for Drama in this episode and not so much for the boys behind "Medellin." Drama ends up finding Jacqueline and having sex with her for three hours on the beach. Guess he didn't need that twin bed after all.
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E Finds Unemotional Sex at the W Westwood Hotel
July 30, 2007 at 9:30 AM | 2 Comments
The love affair with Los Angeles hotels is still going strong on Entourage.
In last night's episode, E and Vince hit up the pool at the W Westwood Hotel searching for some girls that E could have unemotional day sex with. As the bros settled into their lounge chairs, immediately two Brit chicks offered to buy them drinks. Of course, because bad stuff never happens to Eric or Vince.
Anyways, since we live in Los Angeles and since the four dudes were strolling down Beverly Drive in our old neighborhood at the start of the episode, we feel qualified to say that there are not that many hot-looking girls just walking up and down the streets of L.A.
Most likely, hanging outside the Urth cafe on Beverly Drive is a group of obnoxious agents comparing suits or the kids from Beverly Hills High being loud and annoying.
We can't vouch for the W but we're pretty sure there is no hotel pool here just full of models getting a tan. Unless of course, Entourage is filming. That and if Mystic Tan is closed.
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'Entourage' Continues Love Affair with L.A. Hotels
July 16, 2007 at 9:05 AM | 0 Comments
This has been a stellar season of Entourage for hotels, particularly for the Four Seasons Beverly Hills.
E and Vinnie hit up the hotel's BLVD restaurant with crazy director of "Medellin" Billy Walsh and famed movie critic Elvis Mitchell. Earlier in the season, the crew trooped into the hotel's Cut restaurant in hopes of securing a movie financier.
Also getting big love this season is the Mondrian Hotel where Vinnie and the crew holed up after they sold their house. That is, until Anthony Michael Hall peed off the balcony and the hotel promptly kicked them out. As you know, the Mondrian doesn't stand for such shitty celeb behavior.
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· Entourage Hotel: Doing Deals at The Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire [HotelChatter]
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Entourage Hotel: Doing Deals at The Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire
May 21, 2007 at 12:23 PM | 0 Comments
Last night's episode of Entourage was the second episode in a row that the boys took a trip to the Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire Hotel.
Two weeks ago, Vince, Eric and Ari met with a movie producer for lunch while last night, Vince and Eric met with a movie financier's wife at Sidebar, the adjacent bar to Wolfgang Puck's Cut steakhouse. However, it's interesting to note that neither deal was sealed at the hotel.
With the Thompson Beverly Hills Hotel set to open this summer, we wonder if the Beverly Wilshire will have some competition next season.
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· Entourage Hotel: E and Sloan's Napa Escape [HotelChatter]
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Entourage Hotel: E and Sloan's Napa Escape
April 16, 2007 at 5:21 PM | 0 Comments
Did you catch the hotel recommendation on last night's Entourage? E and Sloan are preparing to go away to Napa for a romantic weekend together, however, Vince is making every effort to figure out a way to turn a couples weekend into a foursome.
So where do Eric and Sloan book a four night stay? Auberge du Soleil, widely considered the best resort in Napa. This place isn't cheap--four nights will probably cost E well over $3,000, however, he has 5% of Aquaman scratch, so money isn't an object, right?
By the end of the show Sloan is bitter about something and virtually guarantees Eric that he will get no action at the Auberge.
Our advice to E? Get a good bottle of wine and try the couples massage in the Melissa Suite. Tipsters have told us that can break down even the tensest women.
Oh, wait, this is a fantasy show right? What gave it away?
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· Entourage Hotels [HotelChatter]
· Auberge du Soleil Comments [TripAdvisor]
Andre Balazs
Girls Who Love Fictional Threesomes Stay at the Standard Downtown LA
July 26, 2006 at 9:20 AM | 0 Comments
Did you really think Andre Balazs would let Pomeranc one up him in LA? No neither did we. That is why we were entirely not shocked to see AB's Standard Downtown LA Hotel make a long cameo during last Sunday's Entourage episode.
Turns out the Standard is the place Tori, the blonde third of E's unrealistic threesome, chose to stay during her brief trip out west to LA. In subliminal product placement branding language, AB seems to be saying to us, while Hollywood's Hotel Roosevelt is where hot girls who have threesomes might have a drink, The Standard Downtown is where hot girls who have threesomes might have threesomes. Of course we know the threesome in question was at Sloan's place, but that is not the point. What? That wasn't the lesson you learned from these two episodes? Ok, how bout this one, judging from the extras parading around AB's place in the scene in question, we would say Andre's fictional clientele is currently hotter than Pomeranc's fictional clientele.
Oh, fine this isn't how you want to choose a hotel? You want to know what the rooms are like and what you will have to pay for a room.
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· Hotel Roosevelt, Entourage Separated at Birth [HotelChatter]
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Hotel Roosevelt and Entourage, Separated at Birth?
July 17, 2006 at 9:36 AM | 0 Comments
If you are an Entourage watcher you may have noticed last night's episode was filmed poolside at Hotel Roosevelt.
Turns out HBO's Entourage, which has been limping along this season, and the beleaguered Hollywood hotel have more in common than you might think.
Both were once hot properties with a lot of buzz that elicited a "love it" or "hate it" reaction from the general public that have recently become boring (Ari constantly yelling Lloyd and Hotel Roosevelt constantly yelling Jessica Simpson). Both eventually introduced bit players (Hotel Roosevlet = Amanda Demme and Entourage = Dom) that announced their shark jumpingness in loud neon lights. Both canned the aforementioned bit players (Teddy's is closed and there has been no sign of Dom for weeks), and most importantly to enjoy either HBO's Entourage or Pomeranc's Roosevelt Hotel you have to completely worship the concept of suspension of disbelief.
That said, it is completely apropos that on a night where an actor turns down $12.5 MM as a matter of principal, and E has a hot, girlfriend initiated threesome, Hotel Roosevelt plays the role of back drop. What does this mean? If you are going to sit down and enjoy HBO's Entourage you are going to have to realize it is a fantasy program with no reality peg what-so-ever. Furthermore, we suggest if you are going to stay at Hotel Roosevelt, you take the same tact. That is, realize it is nothing more than a celebrity playground. Don't expect much in the way of service, comfort, or unlimited access to the pool.
Bottom line is last night's Entourage episode saved the season and just may have piqued our long dormant interest in Hollywood's Hotel Roosevelt.
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· Hollywood Roosevelt Coverage [HotelChatter]
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E Takes Perfect 10 Model To The Peninsula
June 13, 2005 at 10:36 AM | 0 Comments
If you Tivo'd Entourage and don't want to spoil it, look away.
Otherwise, if you are looking for a go-to-hotel in Beverly Hills to impress your significant other, try the Beverly Hills Peninsula.
From what we learned last night, even if the significant other you were trying to impress ditches you, your Peninsula hotel room will help you woo a Perfect 10 model. That show is so far fetched.
In any event, the Peninsula bedding is absolute bliss. We are talking a six pack of pillows on a king size bed. No wonder E's Perfect 10 model didn't want to rush away the morning after.
One recent guest quipped:
Our room was beautiful, with the best hotel beds we have ever slept in.
The hotel is also great for people and celebrity-watching: during our stay Tony Bennett checked into the hotel, (and we had a chance to chat with his production manager one evening in the hot tub), and we saw Steven Van Zandt (he is the guitarist in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, and he plays Silvio Dante on the Sopranos) at the pool reading scripts and talking on his cellphone.
If you go, prepare to spend big bucks on the room.
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· Beverly Hills Peninsula Reviews [TripAdvisor]
· Enoturage Site [HBO]
