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Globe trotting couple don't always opt for super exclusive design hotels
Despite their millions Brangelina often stay in affordable accommodation
List includes Hilton, Park Hyatt, Intercontinental and Hard Rock hotels

Published: 07:18 EST, 23 April 2015 | Updated: 11:35 EST, 23 April 2015

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With a net worth of £260million, Hollywood power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are in no danger of having to endure a night at the Holiday Inn.

As one of the most famous duos in the world, it's not surprising the globe-trotting pair have expensive tastes. There have even been reports that Brangelina, and their six children, have shut down whole hotel floors and chartering entire trains for a bit of privacy.

But the couple, whose combined salary comes from starring in over seventy box office hits, often opt for surprisingly low key accommodation, affordable for mere mortals like the rest of us.

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Just a regular family? Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Pitt pictured with their children (Zaharah Marley, centre)

Brad and Ange booked out an entire floor, but you can bag a room at the five-star Hilton Malta for £130 a night

Hilton, Malta

Price for a room: From £130 per night

Rather than opting for a fancy boutique retreat, Brad Pitt, 51 and Angelina Jolie Pitt, 39, allegedly booked out an entire floor of the distinctly mainstream Hilton Malta, while filming their upcoming film By the Sea.

The 410-room five-star hotel on the waterfront of Portomaso boasts views over the twinkling blue waters of the Mediterranean, a relaxation suite, two squash courts and a floodlit tennis court with coaching classes available.

As well as the nearby public beach for sun worshippers, activities in the area include scuba diving, a casino and a bowling alley.

And unless you're travelling with an entourage of nannies and body guards, you might want to just book the one room, which isn't as wallet-stretching as you might imagine.

Situated on Macquarie street overlooking Sydney Harbour , the 509 roomed hotel is glitzy but not unattainable

Sydney's Intercontinental hotel was the scene of Brangelina's much publicised balcony argument

Intercontinental, Sydney

Price for room: From £151 per night

The couple - who were newly weds when they visited Australia back in 2014, would probably prefer to blot this particular stay from their memory, as it famously resulted in that balcony argument. Maybe they couldn't decide whether to get room service?

Brange were pictured harshly gesticulating and looking thoroughly cheesed off while staying in Oz for the premiere of Jolie's directorial debut, Unbroken.

Situated on Macquarie street overlooking Sydney Harbour and the botanical gardens, the 509 roomed hotel is glitzy but not unattainable.

As well as a gym, spa and pool, there's an exclusive club area for those with a heftier budget.

Currently closed for an upgrade, the Park Hyatt Saigon hosted Brad and Ange during their 2011 trip to Vietnam

Angelina Jolie directs new film Unbroken in Sydney (archive)

Park Hyatt, Saigon

Price for a room: From £230 per night

Currently closed until June for a 'luxury redefinition project' Park Hyatt, has hosted Hollywood royalty Brad and Ange as well as politics heavyweights such as Hillary Clinton.

Situated in Ho Chi Min's Distrtict 1, home to the Opera House, Notre Dame Cathedral and hundreds of restaurants, sights, markets and bars, this two-square mile area seems to have it all, the hotel is known for its service and modern, luxurious rooms.

The 244 room hotels features the Xuan Spa, a tranquil urban retreat offering private therapy rooms, a fitness centre and outdoor pool.

Brad Pitt took his sons Maddox and Pax to the family-friendly Hard Rock Hotel in Vegas in 2009

The family-friendly four-star hotel, east of Sin City's famous strip, features 1503 air-conditioned rooms

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas

Price for a room: From £54

Daddy Pitt took his sons Maddox and Pax to the Hard Rock Hotel in Vegas in 2009, after treating them to a Cirque du Soleil show at the MGM Grand.

The family-friendly four-star hotel, east of Sin City's famous strip, features a whopping 1503 rooms featuring minibars and plasma televisions.

True to Vegas form, the hotel includes a 30,000-square-foot casino, as well as a Tahitian-style beach and swimming pool, six restaurants, three cocktail lounges, a nightclub, a spa, a poker room, and a music venue.

Guests might also be treated to glimpses of the celebs who love this Vegas institution, such as Paris Hilton and the Kardashians.

The Jolie-Pitts have stayed at the Frank Gehry designed Marques de Riscal in Elciego, northern Spain

Within the historical district and close to the Bodegas Marques de Riscal, the hotel has 43 chic guestrooms

Marques de Riscal, Spain

Price for a room: From £87 per night

The Jolie-Pitts enjoyed a child-free Spanish break in 2007, and stayed at the outrageous Frank Gehry designed Marques de Riscal in Elciego, Basque Country, northern Spain.

Within the historical district and close to the beautiful Bodegas Marques de Riscal, the five-star hotel has 43 chic guestrooms.

It may look like a hangout of the exclusively rich and famous, but travel deal websites such as Travel Republic offer discounted rates if you get in early.