Most Expensive Hotel Rooms From Around The World

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1. Royal Penthouse Suite, Hotel President Wilson, Geneva

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One of the most contemporary addresses in Geneva, looking out over the lake, is the iconic Hotel President Wilson. The backdrop is breath taking and the interior isn't too bad either! The Royal Penthouse Suite occupies the whole of the eighth floor of this beautiful hotel. If you fancy a tickle on the ivories, there's a Steinway grand piano at your disposal and a telescope for a spot of star gazing. The suite has 12 bedrooms and as it boasts the world's biggest tv screen at 103 inches, it is well worth the cost of $80,000 per night!

2. Empathy Suite, Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas

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Located just about a mile from The Strip, this stunning boutique Las Vegas resort features an art program, one of a kind, that is interwoven right through the property with pieces by famous artists. Guests can, of course, visit the casino which is open 24 hours a day and dine in the five star restaurants on site. The Empathy Suite Sky Villa was designed by British artist Damien Hirst and comprises two master bedrooms, a salt relaxation room, jacuzzi and massage tables. If money is no object, you will have to shell out $100,000 for a one night stay.

3. Jewel Suite by Martin Katz, Lotte New York Palace, USA

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For those who insist that their nightly stay at a hotel comes with diamonds, then you are in luck if you choose the Jewel Suite at the Lotte New York Palace, designed by Beverly Hills jeweller Martin Katz. The suite is literally dripping with them. It features a 6 metre chandelier which looks like a "waterfall of diamonds." There is, naturally, a diamond boudoir showroom if you insist on a one to one consultation with Mr Katz himself. Every guest who books the Jewel Suite receives a diamond micro-band ring designed by Katz, which makes the $36,000 nightly rate almost good value!

4. Lover’s Deep Luxury Submarine, St. Lucia

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If you have $150,000 doing nothing in your back pocket, then the Lovers Deep Luxury Submarine will help you easily rid yourself of it. The hotel can be found underwater and actually moves in a submarine. Guests who are lucky enough to live the dream will be met with amazing views of shipwrecks and marine creatures, as well as a fairy tale underwater experience. Yes, it is costly but you will have gold sinks, diamond cups and emerald utensils. With that in mind, the price tag could almost be deemed as a bargain!

5. Ty Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons Hotel, New York

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This I.M. Pei-designed Four Seasons Hotel in New York is perfectly positioned between Park Avenue and Madison avenue, literally steps away from Carnegie Hall and Central Park. For the convenience of being slap bang in the center, the Penthouse of this 52 stories building. The architecture is unrivalled and has been described as an "artistic masterpiece." Just so you know, the 368 suits are painted in tranquil colors so you will be guaranteed a relaxing evening. The designer collaborated with Ty Warner to create this beauty.

6. Grad Riad, The Royal Mansour, Marrakech

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The Royal Mansour Marrakech will give you a warm welcome after you have parted with $30,000 for an overnight stay. There are 53 elegant Moroccan-style homes called riads and they feature silk and lace, handmade mosaic tiles, antique furnishings and intricate woodwork. The twisting alley ways lead on to Andalusian courtyards and a serene and tranquil spa. Food is prepared under the watchful eye of Michelin star chef Yannick Alleno. The Grand Riad is the hotel’s most expensive suite and with 4 bedrooms, you can treat your friends or family to share the experience with you.

7. Royal Villa, Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens

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When you are wanting to stay in a dreamy island in the suburbs of Athens, with a sea view to die for and sea front bungalow, head to the Grand Resort Lagoniss. You will enjoy your own private pool and also a private beach thrown in. There is a holistic spa and every wellness treatment you have ever heard of. The treatments are free but the Royal Villa comes at a cost, $45,000 per night to be exact. It was designed for royal guests and those who want to be treated like royalty! Both indoor and outdoor pools are heated so no worries there.

8. Bulgari Villa, Bulgari Resort, Dubai

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Situated on the man-made, exclusive Jumeira Bay, this island is carved into the shape of a seahorse and the Bulgari Resort in Dubai is an ‘urban oasis’, for its visitors. It was designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and the property comprises of 101 rooms and suites, together with 20 Bulgari villas. These all have their own pool and sea-view. With its spacious garden and decked terrace, as well as a private home cinema, indoor hydro massage and hammam, the hotel’s most sumptuous accommodation, the Bulgari Villa is the ultimate in luxury at $35,000 per night.

9. Mark Penthouse Suite, Mark Hotel, New York

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The Mark is at the epicenter of Manhattan’s s cultural riches. It is situated on one of the Upper East Side’s finest blocks, housed in a 1927 landmark building, It is surrounded by museums, restaurants, shops and Central Park. This hotel combines avant-garde design with an unprecedented service. All the rooms and suites are havens of opulence and make you feel loke royalty, especially the Mark Penthouse Suite. This is the largest hotel penthouse suite in America, has a rooftop terrace overlooking Central Park along with the Metropolitan Museum of Art and, oh yes, is $70,000 per night.

10. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab, Dubai

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When you insist on luxury and anything below that leaves a sour taste, then you need to head to one of the most popular hotels in the world, The 24-carat gold embellished Burj Al Arab can only be described as luxurious with a capital "L." The Royal Suite is even more stunning is determined to spoil visitors with extreme luxury. At $24,000 per night, the suite offers a 780-meter square space with its own private library, private dining room and 2 master bedrooms with jacuzzis, and walk-in showers. You can even borrow the hotel's Rolls Royce to drive around Dubai.

11. Private Island, Cheval Blanc Randheli, Maldives

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The ultra deluxe Cheval Blanc Randheli Resort is protected from the water by a large coral reef. Getting there would involve getting a trip on a Twin Otter of Havilland seaplane, designed exclusively for the Maison. The resort offers 46 island, garden and water villas, the most expensive being the Cheval Blanc Randheli Private Island which costs $50,000 per night. For that substantial price, you get a 4 bedroom villa on its own private island, complete with every service you can imagine and a whole host of amenities.

12. Penthouse Suite, Hotel Martinez by Hyatt, Cannes

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This opulent art deco hotel, reminiscent of the Roaring Twenties, has 409 rooms and is set on the French Riviera. There are not one but two Michelin starred restaurants to choose from! The film themed decor is very tasteful and the spa offers a multitude of treatments to make you feel and look great! The Penthouse Suite, a snip at $55,000 per night, has a private wood panelled terrace which has a magnificent view of the sea. The guest has a king sized bed and their own living room and dining room.

13. Hilltop Villa, Laucala Island, Fiji

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Laucala Island has so much to offer. It has unspoiled rain forests, mangroves and beaches, together with unparalleled levels of indulgent living. There's no chance of being bored as you have the choice of scuba diving, fishing, sailing, tennis, cycling, yoga, golf, culture evenings and water sports. The Island grows their own produce which is used in the 5 gourmet restaurants on site. At the top of the island is an enormous three bedroom Hilltop Villa which boasts its own nanny cook and private chauffeur. If this ticks all the boxes for you, you need to know it's $50,000 per night.

14. Ritz-Carlton’s Presidential Suite, Tokyo

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This hotel room houses the Presidential Suite which is huge at 307 square metres. The master bedroom has a large four poster bed and next door is the living room. You also have your own gym and indoor pool and when you take your shower afterwards, the bathrooms are made entirely from marble. Looking out of the window, guests can see the Imperial Palace and the Roppongi Hills. If you fancy staying here at the Ritz Carlton, be prepared to pay for the experience. You won't get any change from $40,000 per night.

15. Westin Excelsior’s Villa La Capula Suite, Rome

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Being almost twice as large as the Presidential Suite, this hotel offers the best amenities imaginable. As a guest, you may choose to relax in the large Pompeii-styled pool. You have your own balcony where you can admire the stain glass windows. There is a private kitchen and if you are a wine connoisseur, you will have up to 150 different wines to choose from. Once you have filled your wine glass, head over to watch a movie at the private cinema. By the way, all the furniture in the suite is hand carved!

16. Palms Casino Resort’s Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Las Vegas

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This isn’t a hotel as such but more of a house. The room's decor was designed to imitate the famous Playboy Mansion, home of Hugh Heffner. The suite is on two stories and has a glass elevator. It contains three bedrooms, a gym, spa and poker table. You won't have to lift a finger when staying at there as you will have a butler available 24 hours a day! Besides the unbelievable views of the strip, there is an added bonus of a rotating bed with a glass ceiling. All this for a mere $35,000 per night. Hope the bed doesn't make you feel nauseas.

17. Presidential Wilson Hotel’s Royal Penthouse Suite, Geneva

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The majority of hotel buildings are pretty large and the thought of having an entire top floor to yourself seems almost unreal. This is, however, what you get when you pay $40,0000 for your stay at the Royal Penthouse Suite in Geneva. It does work out good value as it can accommodate up to 40 people! The suite can only be reached by a private elevator and comprises four bedrooms and six bathrooms. The dining room seats 26 and there is a library, billiards room and water fountain. All the glass is bulletproof as UN Officials use the hotel.

18. The Maruka, Conrad Maldives Rangali Island Resort, Maldives

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Those of you who have an obsession with staying underwater can now have the opportunity to enjoy a hotel experience in such place for only $50,000 per night at the Maruka Villa. The villa is located 16 feet under the Indian Ocean and visitors can enjoy mesmerizing views of stunning marine creatures, awesome colors and amenities that will leave you wanting for nothing, including three large bedrooms, two bathrooms, a gym, spa and a private butler who will remain at your service day or night 24/7.

19. John Jacob Astor Estate, The St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort, Dhaalu Atoll, Maldives

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If you have around $38,000 spending money and have not yet decided how you will use it, then we have the answer right here. The largest over-water suite is tucked away and secluded from prying eyes here in the Maldives. It is only accessible by seaplane or the 66 feet yacht supplied by the resort. It has everything you want to get away from it all - three bedrooms, spa suites, a gym, a cinema and a private pool. The bar around the pool is shaped like a whale and serves the most insane cocktails.

20. Royal Penthouse Suite, Corinthia Hotel, London

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London has so much to offer , whether it's sightseeing places such as Buckingham Palace and The Houses of Parliament or seeing a show in the West End, the place is bustling with tourists. That's why you need to relax at the end of a tiring day by staying at the $40,000 per night Royal Penthouse Suite at the Corinthia Hotel. The Suite is spread over two floors and has a 180 degree view of London. two king bedrooms, a ten seat dining room, as well as a walk in wine cellar and a private spa. Sounds good to me!

21. Sterling Suite, The Langham, London

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The Langham holds lots of history. Throughout the 20th century it was favored by members of the Royal Family, especially the late Diane, Princess of Wales, who was often spotted lunching there. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and French President Charles de Gaulle British stayed at the Langham, as did play-write Noel Coward. If you want to join the famous names, it will cost you $41,500 per night for the Sterling Suite, with its six bedrooms, living and dining rooms and personal butler.

22. Penthouse Suite, Hotel Cala di Volpe, Sardinia

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Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean and just south of the French island of Corsica. If you think this idyllic destination is just what you need, then do something about it and treat yourself by checking out the Penthouse Suite at Hotel Cala di Volpe! This is luxury at another level and you can feel like royalty for the sum of $59,000 per night. Swim in your own private pool, grab a game of tennis at the private courts and finish with an authentic meal, cooked by a Michelin star chef. Well, it doesn't hurt to dream!

23. Maharajah Pavilion, Raj Palace, Jaipur

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Jaipur, with its 3.2 million residents, is known as the Pink City as this is the color scheme of many of its beautiful buildings. In fact, it's called the Paris of India and should be visited, to admire the beauty of the place. You won't be disappointed, especially if you decide to stay at the Maharajah Pavilion, Raj Palace. Even though it cost $64,500 per night, your every need will be met. You get a personal butler, a private chef, a chauffeur to drive you round the sights and a relaxing massage when you get back to your suite.

24. Four Seasons Resort Bali, Jimbaran Bay, Indonesia

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This Four Seasons resort is a haven that combines the greatest elements of Balinese culture together with contemporary conveniences. Tucked away by the azure waters of Jimbaran Bay, the luxury villas are furnished with hand carved furniture The enormous spa offers every treatment that has ever been invented and when you've been pampered, your private chef can cook up one of the local dishes which can be served on your private balcony. You can even visit one of the cookery workshops and learn new skills. All this for $28,000 per night.

25. Reagan Presidential Suite, Ashford Castle, Ireland

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This castle was built in 1228 so is literally teeming in history. It stands on 350 acres besides the banks of Lough Corrib and has been the backdrop of society weddings and other significant events over the years. The Reagan Presidential Suite, a split level suite, is where US President Ronald Reagan stayed when he visited in 1984. It has a four-poster bed, its own fireplace and the most spectacular views of the lake. It has been tastefully furnished in a traditional Irish manner. The cost of this suite is around $9,000 per night.

26. Royal Bridge Suite, Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas

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Atlantis Paradise Island was modelled and inspired by the mythical lost city. Atlantis Paradise Bahamas is the home of five luxurious hotels, The Royal, The Coral, The Beach, The Cove and the more recently constructed and most sumptuous The Reef. The property has an 19 hole golf course, just the 11 swimming pools, 20 restaurants and 18 lounges and bars. On the 23rd floor is the Royal Bridge Suite, with its 10 rooms and floor to ceiling windows. For your $34,000 per night, you can admire the grand piano and the stunning chandelier made from 22 carat gold.

27. Saffire Freycinet, Cole’s Bay, Australia

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The Saffire Freycinet in Cole’s Bay is a lavish resort with pure white sand beaches. enjoyable stay of your life. This top resort provides Private Pavilions for the absolute ultimate in both luxury and relaxation and the suites have their own dining room, where you will receive a complimentary dinner. More reasonably priced than some of the other options we have showed you, the price of $1,500 per night still guarantees you a wonderful experience you will always remember from your time in Australia.

28. The Spring Cottage, Cliveden House, London

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Be like Meghan Markle the night before her wedding to Prince Harry and stay in historic Cliveden House, a stunning stately home hotel on the outskirts of London. The 3 bedroom Spring Cottage is separate from the main house and stands right on the banks of the River Thames. It feels quaint, with its high end touches but still with a countryside feel to it. You can take a typically British high tea in the Cliveden dining room and maybe book into the spa, with its all year round outdoor heated pool. Simon Cowell has been rumored to be tying the knot with his partner at Cliveden House!

29. Tented Suite, Angama Mara, Kenya

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Ok, so a tent might not seem like a suite experience but the Tented Suites at Angama Mara in Kenya are well beyond anything you can possibly imagine. Each one has floor to ceiling windows which show views of the Maasai Mara from each room. They include a butler’s lobby so your coffee is waiting for you in the morning. The price of $18,000 per night includes your meals, all cooked by a private and you will also be treated to a safari activity. There is a gym, library and clubhouse so no chance of getting bored!

30. Judy Garland Suite, Lenox Hotel, Boston

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You can celebrate the life and work of the legend Judy Garland, here at Boston’s Lenox Hotel. This is where the actress and singer lived in 1968. The Judy Garland Suite looks out over the Back Bay and is all about Hollywood glamour. There are Italian marble bathrooms, vintage furnishings and you'll find gold touches everywhere. It's not the biggest suite but it’s perfect to book for a special occasion. The hotel is very central for exploring downtown Boston and the cost is $16,000 per night.