Inside the Real-Life Homes That Star in ‘Succession’, ‘White Lotus’, and More
Published on August 13, 2025
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You Can Rent the Real Utah Mansion from HBO’s ‘Mountainhead’ for $60,000 per Night
If you’re ready to live like a tech mogul on the brink of world domination—or at least pretend to—here’s your chance. The actual Utah mega-mansion that plays the starring role in HBO’s made-for-TV movie Mountainhead is now available to rent through Luxe Haus for roughly $60,000 a night. With a five-night minimum, that’s at least $300,000 for your own ultra-luxe, cinematic escape.
Perched on 2.6 acres in Deer Valley’s gated Deer Crest community, the 21,400-square-foot Alpine extravaganza first hit the market in October 2024 for a jaw-dropping $65 million. Had it sold for the asking price, it would’ve set a new record as the most expensive home ever sold in Utah. Instead, with no buyers at that price, it’s now available to rent, offering deep-pocketed guests a chance to step inside one of the most surreal movie sets of the year.
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L to R: Cory Michael Smith, Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, and Ramy Youssef in Mountainhead.
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Designed by architect Michael Upwall, the seven-bedroom, 16-bathroom chalet is all dramatic geometry and vast expanses of glass, with panoramic views of Jordanelle Reservoir, Bald Mountain, and the Uinta Mountains.
Inside, it’s a billionaire’s fantasyland: a private glass-walled gondola connects to Deer Valley’s green-level runs, while the indoor pursuits include a two-lane bowling alley, an NBA-regulation basketball court, a climbing wall, a pickleball court, a golf simulator, a wine cellar, and a Dolby Atmos theater delivering serious après-ski bragging rights. Outside, the curved infinity pool hugs the ridgeline, while the hot tub overlooks the lake.
Swaths of glass offer panoramic mountain views from throughout the 21,400-square-foot home.
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In Mountainhead, Jesse Armstrong’s Emmy-nominated follow up to Succession, the estate becomes a fortress for four tech bros—played by Steve Carell, Jason Schwartzman, Ramy Youssef, and Cory Michael Smith—hiding out while the AI-fueled apocalypse they helped create unfolds.
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Indoor recreations include a bar, golf simulator, and below-ground bowling alley.
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When the water mysteriously cuts out, they retreat to the home’s underground bunker (yes, really), which is complete with the aforementioned bowling alley and climbing wall. Don’t forget about the sauna. The film’s title is a nod to the 1943 novel The Fountainhead, and in one scene, Jeff (Youssef) dryly quips that the house looks like it was decorated by “Ayn Bland.”
Offscreen, the vibe is a bit more elevated. Luxe Haus’s white-glove concierge team can arrange everything from private chefs and black car service to heli-skiing adventures and in-home pet care. “If a guest can dream it, we make it happen,” says Noël Russell, the brand’s SVP of marketing.
Because when the end of the world comes, you might as well ride it out in style.
Click here to see more photos of the Utah ski chalet.
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From ‘Downton Abbey’ to ‘The Gilded Age’: 15 Lavish Real-Life Mansions From Hit Period Dramas
Published on June 10, 2025
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Inside the Lavish Thailand Villas Featured on ‘The White Lotus’ Season 3
While we’d happily skip the occasional murder at but we’d absolutely check into the HBO show’s jaw-dropping filming locations, the Four Seasons Koh Samui, for instance, Thailand’s stand-in for the latest White Lotus retreat in season three.
But why stop there? If you’re curating a White Lotus-inspired itinerary, you’ll be thrilled to know that several of the show’s most stunning properties aren’t just for drooling over on the TV—they’re available for rent. Take Gary-Greg’s tropical hilltop villa, for example, or hotel manager Sritala Hollinger’s exotic Bangkok mansion. Here, we’re uncovering the real estate marvels they used to film the hit HBO show and how you can stay there while you wait for season four.
Sritala and Jim Hollinger’s Bangkok Mansion
Siri Sala Villa in Bangkok appeared as the Hollingers’s home in season three of The White Lotus.
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By the end of episode six, Rick (Walton Goggins) and Frank (Sam Rockwell) manage to secure an invitation—under false pretenses—to the Bangkok residence of White Lotus co-owner Sritala Hollinger (Lek Patravadi) and her husband Jim (Scott Glenn). Their mansion is, in reality, Siri Sala Villa, a serene $4,700 per night retreat nestled along the tranquil Bangkok Noi Canal.
The villa mixes sleek, modern luxury with the charm of traditional Thai stilt houses. Think lush gardens, a canal-side saltwater pool, and plenty of quiet spots to relax away from the city’s hustle. The villa’s three separate “ruen” (traditional houses) house a total of six chic bedrooms, while the design honors Bangkok’s rich history with upcycled wood and antique details. Plus, you can enjoy curated experiences like private cooking lessons, Muay Thai training, and cultural tours. And for foodies, resident chefs whip up meals using herbs grown right on the property. If you want to channel your inner White Lotus character, this is where to do it.
Gary’s Hilltop Hideaway
Two properties, including Villa Amaravida in Phuket, starred as Gary’s villa in The White Lotus.
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If you couldn’t take your eyes off the jaw-dropping mountaintop villa of the shady operator Gary (Jon Gries), who fans will recall went by Greg in the last season, now you can stay there without any of the tension—well, hopefully. The scenes at Gary’s house were actually filmed at two properties: the modern Samujana Villa 12 on Koh Samui and the luxurious Villa Amaravida, perched atop Cape Yamu in Phuket.
The latter is an eight-bedroom masterpiece available for rent at $5,698 to $13,650 per night and is where most of the interior scenes were shot. This 43,000-square-foot gem blends sleek Scandinavian minimalism with traditional Thai elegance. The property offers top-tier amenities, from a state-of-the-art gym and a multi-court sports complex to three pools and two rooftop Jacuzzis. For a bit of adventure, kayak or paddleboard on the villa’s private beach. Looking to chill? There’s a 12-seat cinema room for binge-watching past White Lotus installments, plus an indoor entertainment zone with a second pool, foosball, and sunbeds. Elsewhere, the roughly $8,048-per-night Samujana Villa 12 features seven bedrooms and a sprawling pool, its design resembling a series of white shoeboxes stacked along the hillside.
Villa Jacinta
Villa Jacinta on Koh Samui was also used as a filming location for The White Lotus season three.
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Villa Jacinta, also part of the exclusive Samujana resort in Koh Samui, comes with a cinematic twist. The $1,995 per night residence, featured in The White Lotus, though it’s not entirely clear what scenes were filmed there, was designed in a striking Cubist style. The four-bedroom home is bathed in natural light, with airy whites, soft grays, and luxe creams echoing a sleek Hollywood Hills mansion. Each ensuite bedroom boasts sweeping views of the Gulf of Thailand, three with private balconies.
The villa also features a sunken open-air living area, a dining room, two chef’s kitchens, a media room, and a gym. Outside, guests can soak up the tropical scenery from the rooftop terrace or take a dip in the infinity pool. A dedicated concierge team ensures a seamless stay, handling everything from airport transfers to dinner reservations.
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