Booking.com Recreates the Addams Family Mansion
Good news for Addams Family fans everywhere who want to total immersive themselves in the family. Bookings.com recently recreated the dark family’s iconic mansion and fans can stay there this Halloween weekend. Fans of the twisted family can stay at their family mansion which is located in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill neighbourhood.
Booking.com Recreates the Addams Family Mansion
The digital travel platform, Booking.com, together with MGM Studios are celebrating the latest animated The Addams Family film. They are doing this by offering overnight stays at The Addams Family Mansion in New York. Each night the mansion is available for up to four guests, they will be able to stay for $101.10 total. The replica of the twisted family’s iconic mansion has three-bedrooms. The mansion is three-bedroom 19th century townhouse, are 3,700 square feet big.
Guests at mansion can enjoy a sound sleep in Wednesday’s guillotine bed. They can poke at more than several of Gomez’s hanging sabres or summon demons from an Ouija board. All these fun pieces are of course branded by Booking.com. Guests can expect to have a wonderful stay filled with many Addams Family memorabilia and Easter eggs.
Booking.com Speaks on the Mansion
Booking.com’s CMO and svp, Arjan Dijk spoke about the recreated mansion. According to him, what they want to do with these fun accommodations is really inspire people. He states that the brand wants to offer other experiences asides staying in standard hotels. Dijk explained that the theme spent just under a week flipping the brownstone to replicate the movie. Turning hotels into pop culture immersive experience seems to be a popular trend going through the entire travel industry. Many brands are jumping at the opportunity to offer immersive experiences. Earlier this month, nostalgic ’90s kids could spend a night at the Lisa Frank Hotel, courtesy of Hotels.com. Whiskey lovers can spend a night in Jim Beam’s distillery, and Barbie fans can room in her “Malibu Dreamhouse,” both courtesy of Airbnb. Read the full article
