Where was The Night Manager filmed? The house and all the locations
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Bringing back Tom Hiddleston as Jonathan Pine for the second season, The Night Manager was filmed in England, as well as in Spain and Colombia.
The first season, which aired in 2016, was a major critical and ratings success, praised for its sleek production and performances, and for winning three Golden Globes.
Season 2 continues the story with an original plot inspired by le Carré’s characters and themes, expanding the series beyond the original novel.
Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Night Manager. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.
The first season, which aired in 2016, was a major critical and ratings success, praised for its sleek production and performances, and for winning three Golden Globes.
Season 2 continues the story with an original plot inspired by le Carré’s characters and themes, expanding the series beyond the original novel.
Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Night Manager. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.
The Night Manager locations
Rex Mayhew’s countryside house is an early Victorian rectory in Oxfordshire called Oxon Rectory, with stables and a lake, and it is available to rent as a filming location.
The scene in which Sally Price-Jones spies on mercenary Jaco Brouwer was filmed at Richmond-upon-Thames’s Landing Stage and Richmond Riverside areas.
Pine contacts Roxana (played by Camila Morrone) at the Wild Restaurant, a stylish Mediterranean-inspired restaurant and bar in Notting Hill.
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The fictional Bridcot Hotel in Queensway is actually the Fairways Hotel Paddington.
This budget hotel offers rooms typically costing £80–£180 per night.
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Roper’s son, Danny, attends Wellington College, a prestigious school in Crowthorne, Berkshire.
Founded in 1859, the school is set on a large parkland campus with magnificent Victorian architecture.
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The fictional Hotel Rusiñol in Catalonia (although in Catalan should be written Rossinyol) is actually Cap sa Sal, a former luxury hotel complex on the Costa Brava, near Begur.
Dramatically set on seaside cliffs above the Mediterranean, it was popular with celebrities, particularly during the 1960s and 1970s.
Closed in 1979, it has since been converted into private apartments. As you can see, the dome was added via CGI.
In the second episode appears the beautiful Three Cliffs Bay, a spectacular sandy bay on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, which has featured in other major productions, including The Witcher.
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The Gran Meliá hotel in MedellÃn is actually Torre Melina, a luxury hotel complex in Barcelona.
This is the former Hotel Rey Juan Carlos I, which reopened in 2024 after extensive renovation and rebranding.
The new name removes the reference to the former, controversial Spanish king, who was placed on the throne by the fascist dictator Franco.
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According to producer Matthew Patnick, the MedellÃn Gun Club was filmed between MedellÃn (the tennis club) and Catalonia (the interiors).
The hall of the Hostal La Gavina in S’Agaró, on the Costa Brava, appears when Pine meets Dos Santos (Diego Calva).
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The Ministry of Justice exterior was filmed at MedellÃn’s Town Hall, a large Brutalist-style government complex in the city centre.
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The funeral was filmed at Brompton Cemetery, a historic Victorian garden cemetery with grand avenues in West London.
Opened in 1840, it is one of London’s “Magnificent Seven” cemeteries, featuring monumental tombs.
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The Eje Cafetero town in Colombia was filmed in Tegueste, a small historic town in northeastern Tenerife, in the Canary Islands.
The introductory scene in the first episode, set in Syria, was also filmed on Tenerife.
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Belén Cemetery is a distinctive circular cemetery in the Belén district of MedellÃn, constructed in the early 20th century.
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The Monasterio Santo Ecce Homo in Colombia is actually the Ermita de la Trinitat, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea near Sitges, Catalonia.
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Teddy Dos Santos’s modern villa was filmed on location in a luxurious mansion overlooking the hills of MedellÃn.
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The Night Manager house in Season One
In the first season, arms dealer Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie) lived in a mega-mansion filmed at the spectacular Sa Fortalesa de Pollença estate in Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands.
Originally built in 1628 as a fortress to defend against Moorish raids, it was acquired in 1919 by an Argentine artist, who transformed it into a gathering place for leading avant-garde painters of the time.
Today, it is owned by a British banker who purchased the property in 2011 for €40 million and occasionally rents it out as a filming location.
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