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YOTEL, New York City

Kicking off its first summer, Rooftop Film Club is an across-the-pond partnership with the U.K.’s Rooftop Film Club. Flicks roll Sunday through Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. from June 2 to Sept. 30 on the al fresco terrace, featuring everything from ‘80s classics like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off to NYC love stories (hello, Woody Allen’s Manhattan), to modern-day films like Birdman. Tickets are $15, and an extra ten bucks gets you beer or sangria and a taco.

Ashford Castle, County Mayo, Ireland

In March, the former summer home (or castle, more accurately) of the Guinness family reopened—with a cinema. Now while staying on the 350-acre property, you can get cozy in one of the comfy red-velvet armchairs of the 32-seat theater as the screen rolls daily. Movie choices run the gamut, and the property itself is a star of the silver screen. During the 1950s, John Wayne’s The Quiet Man was filmed here.

The Soho Hotel, London, England

The Sunday Afternoon Film Club’s pre-movie package includes tea or a three-course meal in Refuel Restaurant. Or, enjoy Champagne and snacks from your red-leather or cowhide seat in the 45-seat theater. All films are current, whether action (like Fast & Furious 7) or drama (such as The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel). There’s also a Children’s Film Club on Saturday afternoons with a buffet lunch, plus popcorn for kids and Prosecco for moms.

Princess Hotel and Casino, Guayana

Seating just six people for each showing, this South American hotel’s year-old 7D Princess cinema flaunts an IMAX-style experience. Each film (between 10 and 15 minutes in length) screens about a dozen times daily. All of the senses are engaged, as the theater uses scent, vibration, and a little snow to enhance the experience. There’s also a 3D cinema on property, showing films like Godzilla and first-run movies, along with Bollywood flicks.

Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas

Of course a Vegas hotel is going to rock a mega movie theater. Located just off the casino floor, this 3,500-seat IMAX/IMAX 3D theater has a staggering number of screens (14 to be exact). Box office hits at Brenden Theatres range from high-adrenaline action (The Avengers) to romantic drama (The Age of Adaline), and even thriller-fantasy (Poltergeist).

Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn

Films shown in the cellar-level theater skew art-house, reflecting the edginess of this 70-room hotel born out of a former factory on the waterfront. Airing in the 70-seat, brick-walled theater—with a dedicated bartender—have been the Korean American Film Festival New York, the Queer & Bent Short Film Series, and a documentary about recording artist Jerry McGill.

Mondrian London at Sea Containers, London

The nearly year-old hotel’s 56-seat screening room—dubbed Curzon Mondrian—adds yet another piece of flair to the hotel’s sea-container structure. Features vary from first-run releases to family-friendly flicks (like Avengers and the latest Cinderella release), and include plenty of classics and film-festival favorites. Movies run every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Old St. Francis School, Bend, Oregon

This former 1930s Catholic schoolhouse—now a 19-room hotel with a microbrewery—even includes a theater showing two films daily, all of which are recent box-office hits. This past spring’s selections included the comedy Get Hard and the action-filled American Sniper. Check the website for themed movie nights like “Pizza & Pint” on select Wednesdays and “Three Dollar Tuesdays.”

Tribeca Grand Hotel, New York City

This one’s just for tots: children’s films each Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. could include Chicken Run and Peter Pan. On Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. adults enjoy cult classics, television shows, and current releases. Sink into one of the 99 plush leather seats to enjoy episodes of Mad Men or Boardwalk Empire, for example, or the Manhattan-set movie The Devil Wears Prada.

Clock-Inn Barter Hotel, Jackson Mississippi

This is one of the most incredible exhibits on the list. The Clock-Inn Hotel has not only a Movie Theatre playing ALL new movies daily, But also has a Dive-Inn that goes 24 hours all into the moonlight. Built on the Business front, this hotel comes with all business tools and is catered for website stores. With it's own webmaster and logo designer outfit it services even 3D animation projects to include any products, worldwide. Each room has a built in clock function for managing timecards, and of course an entire bartering banking system. Tic Toc! Rooms are free and the movie selection is in the thousands including tv shows.