The Foothills is not just a place to stay, but a place where stories are made.
No Address
The Foothills Motel is proud to have been featured in No Address, the second film shot at our historic property. This Hollywood production chose our motel for its unique character and atmosphere, making Room 201 a memorable backdrop for key scenes.
While the movie tells a powerful story of resilience and community, the spotlight for us is the honor of being part of its journey. As a small, roadside motel with decades of history, Foothills has always been a place of rest for travelers. Now, our role in No Address adds another chapter—connecting our welcoming space to a story that resonates far beyond Auburn.
While the movie tells a powerful story of resilience and community, the spotlight for us is the honor of being part of its journey. As a small, roadside motel with decades of history, Foothills has always been a place of rest for travelers. Now, our role in No Address adds another chapter—connecting our welcoming space to a story that resonates far beyond Auburn.
Room 201 in the movie “No Address”
We invite guests to experience the same authentic charm that drew filmmakers here, whether you’re stopping in for a night or becoming part of our ongoing story.
Wisdom
The Foothills Motel holds a special place in Hollywood history as the filming location for Wisdom, Emilio Estevez’s 1986 directorial debut co‑starring Demi Moore. The film’s pivotal showdown was captured in our very own Room 209, making the motel an unforgettable backdrop for this dramatic story.
Though we’ve renovated and modernized over the years, guests can still experience the same authentic spaces that drew filmmakers here—from our welcoming lobby to the historic rooms that became part of cinematic history. Staying at Foothills means connecting with a place that has offered rest to travelers for decades, while also serving as a stage for unforgettable moments on screen
The Movie Shootout at Room 209
In the 1986 film “Wisdom,” a critical and intense scene unfolds in room 208 of the Foothills Motel, marking a significant turning point in the storyline.