1. Hotel Burj Al Arab
The city of Dubai has emerged as a major global city within the last couple of decades. The city is known for its upscale shopping paradise and decadent skyscrapers. One of these is the hotel Burj Al Arab, it is the fourth tallest hotel in the world and sits on an artificial island off Dubai’s coast.
VIP Suite: $25,000 USD per night
2. The Ritz Carlton Tokyo
Tokyo is one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities and is known among travelers for its unique blend of the traditional and ultra-modern travelers. The Ritz Carlton Tokyo has modern luxury written all over it. The massive 3,300 square foot suite offers spectacular views of the Tokyo skyline in the Imperial Palace Garden. Have the perfect night while overlooking this amazing city and if you can afford the Ritz Carlton suite it had better be legendary.
One night in this ultra-modern luxury will set you back: $25,000 USD
3. Hotel Plaza Athenee
Located near the Eiffel Tower, the historic Hotel Plaza Athenee has undergone several renovations within the last decade in 2012. It’s luxurious Royal Suite underwent an upgrade that made it the most spacious and expensive hotel suite in Paris. The incredible 4,800 square foot suite contains four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen and an office. The updated interior features a blending of classic and modern style made from Italian marble imported from Verona. The antique furniture is from the era of Louis the 15th. The Royal Suite is indeed fit for a king.
Royal Suite: $26,000 USD per night
4. The Westin Excelsior Hotel
Located in Rome, this has often been called one of the most luxurious hotels in the entire world while some of its rooms come within shouting distance of affordability. Its luxury suite called the Villa La Cupola comes with a head-spinning price tag. It features an unbelievable five floors of five-star luxury totaling 60,100 square feet and if that seems excessive keep in mind that it doesn’t include the balconies and terraces which tack on another 1,800 square feet. The suite has its own elevator leading to a fitness area along with a private theatre and a total of seven bedrooms.
Villa La Cupola Suite: $30,000 USD per night
5. Palms Casino Resort
Las Vegas is built as the entertainment capital of the world. The city has long been a leader in the luxury hospitality industry as such its most expensive hotel suite is simply jaw-dropping in its extravagance. The Sky Villa Suite at the Palms Casino Resort is located 30 stories above the strip, a nine thousand square foot palace in the sky with private butlers attending to the needs of you. The suite features a glass elevator to the master bedroom which comes with a spectacular 360-degree panoramic view of the city. Stays to many of the world’s celebrities it’s only $35000 a night.
Sky Villa Suite: $35,000 USD per night
6. Hotel Martinez
The Hotel Martinez was acquired by Hyatt in 2012, it was opened in 1929 and quickly became one of the most respected luxury hotels in France. Its penthouse suite is 3,200 square feet of luxury located on its seventh floor with an astonishing view of the Bay of town from its private terrace which is almost as large as the suite itself, at a mind-blowing 2,900 square feet.
Penthouse Suite: $37,500 USD per night
7. The Raj Palace
Once the oldest and one of the largest mansions in India and in 1996 it was converted into a stunning luxury hotel. In this hotel, every suite is grand luxury with its own private mini-museum while being decorated in priceless antiques. The dining room is home to the world’s largest chandelier but the crown jewel of the Raj Palace is the most expensive hotel suite in all of Asia, the Presidential Suite also know as Maharajah Pavilion. The four-story suite connected by a private elevator boasts an unbelievable 16,000 square feet of space. The first floor contains the private lounge and bar, the second house is the private museum with walls intricately decorated with gold leaf. The third floor has a lavish dining area adorned with priceless decorations and the fourth has a private rooftop with amazing city views. Bathrooms come with solid gold and silver fixtures, antique furniture is crafted from silver and gold ivory. Every detail of this opulent suite screams luxury.
Maharajah Pavilion: $45,000 per night
8. Four Seasons Hotel New York
Opened in 1993, the five-star hotel has own its sterling reputation for service and luxury. Even the least expensive of its guestrooms will set you back $1,200 and it’s Ty Warner penthouse located on the 52nd floor is at this time the most expensive hotel suite in the United States named after the hotel’s owner. The 4,300 square foot suite was a collaboration between designer Peter Marino and famed architect IM Pei who came out of retirement to work on the project adorned in 22 karat gold and featuring sweeping 25-foot cathedral ceilings.
Ty Warner penthouse: $50,000 per night
9. Grand Resort Lagonissi
Rome has been inhabited for thousands of years with its recorded history alone going back thirty-four hundred years and it remains an important international trade hub. The Grand Resort Lagonissi is a beachfront five-star hotel with an international reputation for pampering its guests with only 18 suites. The level of comfort ranges luxurious to mind-boggling ultra-luxurious. The Royal Villa comes in 4,400 square foot boasts all of the perks and then some marble bathrooms, a private massage area, butler service, private parking, heated floors and a grand piano complete with pianist. On top of everything, it comes with a beautiful 7,000 square foot private garden.
Beachfront Suite: $50,000 per night
10. Hotel President Wilson
Finally, the Royal penthouse suite at the Hotel President Wilson in Geneva Switzerland has recently been recognized as the largest and most expensive hotel suite in the world. Located on the 8th and the top floor of the hotel, the stunning 18,000 square foot suite is rumored to have hosted such celebrities like Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Bill Gates. The suite takes up an entire floor and features an incredible view of Lake Geneva with multiple master bedrooms and a living room, and a dining room that can seat 26. It also has its own private boardroom, a 1,700 square foot terrace with telescope, a private media center and a billiards room. The hotel even throws in your own security team during your stay.
Royal Penthouse Suite: $80,000 per night
