Celebrities dabbling in real estate isn’t exactly breaking news.

Whether they’re nabbing a new property downtown or claiming a stake in a tropical hot spot, Hollywood’s most notable names are always looking for new ways to cash in.

The newest A-lister venturing into the investment ring: Reese Witherspoon.

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Reports are surfacing that the “Wild” beauty is looking to open a hotel in Nashville, Tenn. While Witherspoon is staying mum on her latest project — sans a cryptic Instagram — Us Weekly notes that she and hubby Jim Toth have already met with an architect and decorators.

Even though Witherspoon has her hotel team in place, if she’s on the hunt for suggestions, these fellow stars-turned-hoteliers might be able to help.

The U2 frontman gave

the Clarence

in Dublin, Ireland, a much-needed makeover after purchasing the property in 1992. The boutique hotel reopened in June 1996, boasting 49 bedrooms and gorgeous penthouse suites.

The Greenwich Village native didn’t have to look far from home when sizing up spots for his hotel. Located in Tribeca, the Greenwich Hotel is home to one of NYC’s most expensive suites: a 2,800-square-foot penthouse that will cost visitors up to $15,000 a night.

Who knew the “American Sniper” director’s hobbies included hospitality? The Carmel, Calif., resident renovated the classically refined Mission Ranch Hotel after recovering the property from condo developers. The ranch encompasses a variety of accommodations, including a farmhouse dating back to the 1800s.

After teaming up with fellow Westchester residents Carey Lowell and Russell Hernandez in 2007, the “Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” actor and company restored some classic charm to the Bedford Post Inn. Located in upstate New York, the inn features eight guestrooms, two restaurants and a yoga studio.

Visitors down under will find plenty of rest and relaxation at

Gaia Retreat & Spa

in Brooklet, Australia. Co-founded by the “Grease” beauty in 2005, this luxury spa

isn’t just a health nut’s paradise

, but a sanctuary where guests can enjoy the serene scenery of Oz’s Byron Bay region.

This screen legend has been in the hospitality business since 1969. As the founder of Utah’s Sundance Mountain Resort, the Academy Award winner brought his “dream” to life in the form of an elegant hideaway, home to 100 rustic cottages and suites in the wilderness.

The queen of fashion isn’t just about clothes. In September 2000, the extravagant Palazzo Versace opened its doors in Queensland, Australia. As the world’s first fashion-branded hotel, the audacious property is the epitome of stylish luxury.

And because one hotel isn’t enough for the Versace fam, expect the Palazzo Versace in Dubai to launch in the near future.