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Robert Pattinson Kristen Stewart Shack Up in Vancouver for Breaking Dawn
Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are heading to Vancouver to continue production on Breaking Dawn! The Twilight couple have been in Baton Rouge filming the final two films of the Twilight Saga series and they’ve jetted off to Vancouver, Canada to continue filming Breaking Dawn.
Vancouver’s luxury hotel The Sutton Place has been the hotel of choice for Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart for New Moon and Eclipse.
The Sutton Place is one of Vancouver’s most beautiful boutique hotels, situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver. The elegance, European charm and hospitality is a romantic place for a love nest! The Sutton Place is right in the middle of downtown Vancouver with breathtaking views of the ocean and mountains as a backdrop! Heaven.
The Sutton Place Hotel Vancouver is a perennial Condé Nast Traveler Gold List fave and is on Travel and Leisure’s Top 500 list.
According to Hollywood Life, “While filming New Moon, Kristen stayed on the 12th floor. She and Rob were seen sneaking out of the hotel at all hours of the night!”
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