Paradise Hotel, Celebrity Mole Yucatan, Bachelor/ette date locations revealed.

Feb. 16, 2004, 7:15 am | 0 comments

Paradise Hotel, Celebrity Mole Yucatan, Bachelor/ette date locations revealed.
If you want to vacation at a place you’ve been watching on TV, USA TODAY has the info you need. Two tickets to paradise will take you to Paradise Hotel‘s location, the Villa Arabesque in Acapulco. Besides being the site of last summer’s biggest skankfest, you might also recognize it as a location from License to Kill. According to a message board post, “[t]he hotel had to even pull their website off the net” because of the interest. Celebrity Mole Yucatan‘s location isn’t a big secret, since the end credits refer to the location. It’s the Grand Xcaret by Occidental, which even advertises the show connection on its web site. Soon you’ll be able to stay there at a “Celebrity Mole Suite, complete with show paraphernalia.” USA TODAY also profiles other locations from shows such as The Bachelor 4 and The Bachelorette Wedding.

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