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A century after her birth, Marilyn Monroe’s Hollywood legend lives on—not just in films, but in the luxurious, private hotels she called home. From the secluded pool of Hotel Bel-Air to the iconic bungalows of Beverly Hills, her West Coast escapes offered quiet refuge. In New York, the Waldorf-Astoria became her sanctuary after leaving DiMaggio, where she focused on acting and reinvention. Later, filming “Some Like It Hot” in San Diego brought her back to the beachfront Hotel Del Coronado, sparking fan encounters and a public re-emergence. Today, these historic hotels remain pilgrimage sites, where fans still walk in her footsteps, keeping her spirit alive in every room she once occupied.

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