The All-Movie Hotel is Francis Ford Coppola’s first hotel in the United States: a 27-room property in Peachtree City, Georgia, with a working post-production facility under the same roof. Coppola built it after two years in town filming Megalopolis, nine miles from Trilith Studios and linked to the rest of Peachtree City by its hundred-plus miles of golf cart paths.
It was made for the people who make films, and for anyone who likes being near the work. The screening theater, editing suites, sound stage, and ADR booth sit a few steps from the rooms, so a guest might share the morning coffee with a director mid-edit, then take a golf cart out to the lakes and parks for the afternoon.
“I fell in love with Peachtree City during my two years here shooting Megalopolis: the people, the easy access to nature and the peaceful spots along the famed golf cart paths. We made a place for filmmakers and film lovers, and for Hideaway guests from around the world to rub shoulders with filmmakers in the middle of their work.” — Francis Ford Coppola
