Hotel Transylvania

In the year 1895, Dracula creates Hotel Transylvania, a lavish sanctuary for monsters. The hotel is designed to protect these creatures from the dangers posed by humans, reflecting Dracula's commitment to safety and security.

Dracula raises his daughter Mavis within the fortified walls of the hotel. Mavis grows up knowing only the safety of the hotel, surrounded by monstrous friends and isolated from human civilization.

Fast forward to the present day, Dracula organizes an extravagant party for Mavis's 118th birthday. Guests include legendary monsters such as Frankenstein's Monster, the Mummy, and the Werewolves, all eager to celebrate this special occasion.

Despite the festivities, Mavis expresses her longing to explore the outside world. Her curiosity worries Dracula, who is determined to keep her sheltered from what he believes are the dangers of human society.

A young human traveler named Jonathan accidentally discovers Hotel Transylvania while wandering in the nearby woods. His entrance sets off a chain of comedic events as Dracula tries to hide Jonathan from the other monsters.

In a frantic attempt to protect Jonathan, Dracula disguises him as a Flesh Golem, claiming he is a distant relative. This convoluted story is crucial for maintaining the safety of both the hotel and Dracula's daughter.

Mavis eventually discovers Jonathan and is enchanted by his zest for life. This encounter challenges Dracula's strict rules and opens her eyes to what lies beyond the hotel walls.

Dracula shares the tragic story of Mavis's mother, solidifying his determination to protect Mavis. However, this moment of bonding highlights the complexity of their lives in isolation.

After an unforgettable birthday party, Jonathan decides to leave the hotel, realizing humanity may never fully accept monsters. This decision causes heartbreak and conflict between him and Mavis.

Chaos ensues when Chef Quasimodo Wilson finds out Jonathan's true identity and threatens to cook him. In response, Dracula springs into action, using his magic to save Jonathan from the chef's clutches.

A shocking kiss between Jonathan and Mavis sends Dracula into a frenzy. Confronted with the reality of human-monster relationships, he admits to Mavis that he has misled her about the true dangers of the human world.

Dracula realizes that his overprotective nature has led to Mavis's heartbreak. Guilt-ridden, he embarks on a mission to reconnect Mavis with Jonathan, even if it means facing his fears.

Dracula and his monstrous friends head into town to find Jonathan, where they stumble upon a 'Monster Festival.' Surprisingly, they are welcomed by the humans, challenging Dracula's perceptions of the outside world.

In a heart-pounding moment, Dracula chases after Jonathan's departing plane, risking the sunlight. His determination reflects the deep bond he shares with his daughter and his desire to ensure her happiness.

Dracula finally communicates his wishes to Jonathan, expressing his desire for him to return to Mavis. Jonathan, moved by the heartfelt apology, agrees to come back, allowing a heartfelt reunion.