9 Places That Give Major Barbiecore Vibes All Of The Time

The city of Charleston embodies Barbiecore all its own, with palm tree-lined streets and plenty of blush pink houses. Tucked inside Hotel Bennett is a stunning Champagne bar, Camellias, with pink marble tables, plush pink bar stools, and a dazzling chandelier towering over it all.

The Hilton Bogota Corferias in Bogotá is home to one of the ultimate Barbie experiences. They debuted a 1990s-inspired suite, which features with graphics of Barbie and her friends, a dressing vanity, robes, slippers, and classic mantras written throughout the room. Add to the experience by booking a Sunset Pink-nic with Barbie-inspired snacks, taking a fashion and makeup masterclass, or having an all-pink dining experience.

Since 1928, the Don CeSar in St. Pete Beach, Florida, has been called The Pink Palace. This self-proclaimed real-life Dreamhouse has an onsite pool, beach access, and no shortage of pink and palm trees both inside and out.

Nashville’s Hermitage Hotel would earn Barbie’s approval in more than one way: not only was the hotel a major gathering space during the suffrage movement, but its onsite restaurant, Drusie and Darr, is dazzling all the way from its menu to its marble and mother of pearl detailing. The Barbiecore doesn’t stop there, however, a trip to the all-pink restroom is a must.

With a name like Barbie Beach, a visit to this roadside attraction is a must for an odd Barbie-inspired experience. Located just outside of Atlanta in a small town called Turin, Barbie Beach is a 6-foot-by-4-foot plot of sand featuring a collection of Barbie and Ken dolls (often unclothed) arranged based on seasons or current events like: the Olympics, NCAA finals, a Royal Wedding.

Denver’s hyper-themed hotel, The Curtis, has 13 different pop culture rooms ranging from comic books to scary movies. Barbie fans will love the themed “Big Hair Culture” room with a mural showcasing Barbie through the decades, with added touches like a salon chair and plenty of pink accents.

The west coast’s Pink Palace is Barbiecore come to life. The all-pink Beverly Hills Hotel is as iconic as Barbie herself, with a blush exterior, coral Cabana Cafe terrace, pink poolside cabanas, and banana leaf wallpaper. The hotel also has its own fashion line with pajamas, robes, sneakers, and scarves we know Barbie herself would approve.

Charming Charleston makes the list twice, because located just blocks away from the premier King Street shopping district sits the Ryder Hotel and its beachy restaurant, Little Palm. From the palm tree wallpaper to the pink accents surrounding the second-floor pool deck, The Ryder could serve as inspiration for Barbie’s Malibu beach house.