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Worlds top nine celebrity-owned resorts
Sydney, May 15: What do Robert Redford, Clint Eastwood, and Francis Ford Coppola have in common besides directing? They are all hoteliers.
Web site ProfessionalTravelGuide.com has come up with a list of the world's top nine celebrity-owned resorts where the celebrities lay out the red carpet.
This list was compiled by ProfessionalTravelGuide.com.
1. Robert Redford's eco-conscious Sundance Resort, North Fork Provo Canyon, Provo, Utah
The 5,000-acre resort at the base of Mount Timpanogos hosts musicals six times a week in summer, shows screenings of indie films and documentaries, and offers art classes.
2. Richard Branson's Necker Island, The Valley, Virgin Gorda, Necker Island, British Virgin Islands.
Branson's private island resort is one of the Caribbean's most exclusive and expensive retreats where guests rent the entire island at a cost starting from US$23,500 per night. Its sister property comes No. 7 in this list.
3. Francis Ford Coppola's Turtle Inn, Stann Creek Distrcit, Placencia, Belize
Located 3 kms out of town, this luxury resort with 18 rooms skirts a palm-studded beach. It is a chic beach counterpart to the jungle-bound Blancaneaux, listed No. 5 in this list, which is also owned by Coppola. Guests will often book partial stays at both.
4. Bono's The Clarence, 6/8 Wellington Quay, Dublin, Ireland
Founded in 1852, the property was a declining middle-grade house until its 1996 reincarnation as a posh 50-room boutique hotel. Across the river from The Morrison, this hotel is partly owned by impresario and venture capitalist, Bono, the frontman for the rock band U2, but his interest is purely profit.
5. Blancaneaux Lodge, Mountain Pine Ridge, Cayo District, San Ignacio, Belize
Located 130 km southwst of Belize City, in the hard-to-reach foothills of the Mountain Pine Ridge National Park, guests can sip cocktails in a bamboo bar or play croquet on the velvety lawn amid lush foliage.
6. Clint Eastwood's The Mission Ranch Resort, 26270 Dolores Street, Carmel, California
Located on the Carmel River facing extensive wetlands, this resort has a reputation as an unpretentious and affordable retreat which continues to thrive under the guidance of owner Clint Eastwood. He converted a working ranch into this unique farm-style hotel. Local craftsmen replicated the original woodwork and iron hardware during restoration.
7. Richard Branson's Ulusaba Game Reserve, Sabi Sands Reserve, Mpumalanga, Kruger National Park, South Africa
At $2,400 a night, the Ulusaba Game Reserve on the banks of the Mabrak River is a place to relax after a long day of safari in Kruger National Park in South Africa.
8. Doris Day's Cypress Inn, Lincolm & 7th Street, Carmel, California
Just six blocks east of the ocean, this Carmel landmark has been successfully owned and operated by Doris Day and her son Terry Melcher for nearly three decades. Pet friendly -- with dogs parading and playing in all public areas -- this 1929 Moorish Mediterranean landmark property is for travellers and their four-legged friends.
9. Gloria Estefan's Cardozo Hotel, 1300 Ocean Drive Miami Beach, Florida
Owned by singer Gloria Estefan and producer and husband, Emilio Estefan Jr., this 1939 art-deco hotel is a frequent backdrop for celebrity sightings, and its popularity with Cubaphiles and salsa fans.
THE TOP 15 ROYALS IN THE WORLD - The richest living monarchs today

Age: 61
Going at $22 billion
He became the 29th Sultan of Brunei 40 years ago as the heir of an unbroken 600-year-old Muslim dynasty. He rules the oil-rich land concurrently as prime minister, defense minister, finance minister and head of religion. His hobbies include collecting fine jewels and polo.

Going at $21 billion
Age: 59
He is the hereditary ruler of the tiny emirate Abu Dhabi, which holds one-tenth of the world's oil reserves. His endeavour is to reinvent the emirate as a 'cultural hub' of the Middle East.

Age: 83
Going at $19 billion
He became the king in August 2005. Shortly after he took the crown, he began the construction of a $26-billion city named in his honour. He is more cautious about spending money, however, than his half-brother, the late King Fahd.
Abdullah breeds Arabian horses as a hobby. His accomplishments also include the setting up of two libraries in Saudi Arabia and Morocco.

Age: 57
Going at $16 billion
The 'CEO of Dubai Inc.' shares his fortunes with his two brothers. In 2007, government-holding companies of Dubai bought big stakes in HSBC and Deutsche Bank and also bid for US retailer Barneys.

Age: 79
Going at $5 billion
Adulyadej, who is the world's longest-reigning monarch, is US-born, Swiss-educated and revered as a deity in Thailand. As an environmentalist, he has a royal car that runs on palm oil.

Age: 62
Going at $4.5 billion
His family, whose fortune goes back 900 years, has been collecting art for four centuries. He owns a private LGT bank, real estate and Rice Tec, a US producer of genetically engineered rice.

Age: 44
Going at $2 billion
He is nicknamed the 'king of the poor' on account of his efforts to alleviate poverty and improve human rights. His palace's reported operating budget exceeds $9,60,000 a day,much of which is spent on clothes and car repairs.

Age: 49
Going at 1.2 billion
This eligible bachelor inherited the tiny principality of Monaco after his father's death in 2005 (his father, you might remember, married legendary US actress Grace Kelly). He also inherited a fortune in real estate, art and a stake in Monte Carlo's casinos. This year, he hosted functions to pay tribute to his mother, Grace Kelly, who died 25 years ago.

Age: 55
Going at $1 billion
He overthrew his father in a bloodless coup in 1995. He is a sports enthusiast and is responsible for bringing events like the Asian Games to the tiny state. He funds the Al Jazeera and its English sister station.

Age: 70
Going at $1 billion
Only this year, he celebrated his 50th anniversary as leader of the world's 15 million Ismaili Muslims. He is a suave businessman, operating businesses from France and Switzerland. He also owns large horse farms.
Husseini is currently in the process of divorcing his second wife. His first ex-wife received a reported $20 million after they parted ways.

Age: 81
Going at $600 million
The queen, who has been holding on to her throne for quite some time now, keeps an active travel schedule. She has real estate holdings in England and Scotland which are appreciating, and also owns a valuable stamp collection. She is also an amateur photographer and is passionate about Welsh Corgis (a cute, small dog) and horses.

Age: 78
Going at $500 million
He took over as emir in 2006 after the crown prince was deemed too ill to ascend the throne following the death of former emir Sheikh Jaber. Soon after he took the throne, however, he voted for a significant raise in the royal family stipend.

Age: 66
Going at $500 million
After six years of living under house arrest, this sultan overthrew his father in 1970. He then began an active modernisation programme after opening up his country to the outside world. His fortune today is tied up in oil. He has funded the restoration of over a dozen mosques.

Age: 69
Going at $300 million
This dynamic woman wields more power than most of Europe's reigning monarchs: She appoints the country's prime minister and deputies and also signs Bills into laws. Her family fortune includes real estate, equity investments and antiques, which she reportedly actively manages.

Age: 39
Going at $200 million
He is Africa's last absolute monarch, assuming the throne when he was 18 years. His gets his wealth from investments and real estate. He reportedly loves to spend his money, starting with building palaces for each of his 13 wives. He recently held a reported million dollar-plus birthday bash for himself, which critics denounced given the country's poverty and high AIDS rate.