Looking to splurge out for an anniversary, birthday, or special occasion? Then, look no further – these lavish hotels will blow your mind (and your budget). But hey, there is nothing quite like spending your birthday in an opulent sky villa in Las Vegas or celebrating your love overlooking Lake Geneva in Switzerland.
Looking for the most expensive hotel suites in the world?
If you want to know what it feels like to sleep in one of the most expensive hotel rooms in the world, you’ll be spoilt for choice with the list below. Feel like a king or queen in a royal penthouse or just bask in the luxury that comes with the most lavish hotels in the world.
You are going to want to experience at least one of these places in your lifetime, so start saving now. Get ready for the most opulent vacation you’ll ever experience at hotels with 5-stars or more.
And hey, the plus side is, it’s normally the extravagant prices of the penthouses and suites that get these places on the list. So, always check out the standard room prices at a more realistic chance of staying at one of the most expensive hotels in the world (you can still say you did it, even if it wasn’t in the penthouse).
Top 10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World
You may need to have won the lottery to afford a night’s stay at the hotels below. The most expensive hotel room on this list will set you back a whopping $100,000 per night! And if Geneva is your destination of choice you’ll be spending $80,000 for a suite at one of their most iconic hotels.
Without giving away too much more, let’s get straight into the top 10 most expensive hotels for you to add to your luxury travel list (you can dream, right?).
- Las Vegas, USA
Empathy Suite Sky Villa: Palms Casino Resort
This opulent villa will set you back a hefty $100,000 per night, making the Palms Casino Resort the world’s most expensive hotel. But hey, there is no better way to experience Vegas than in this Damien Hirst inspired villa.
Check AvailabilityDon’t worry you won’t just be getting a room with a spectacular view of the strip for that price. The 9,000 square foot sky villa houses two master bedrooms, an outdoor cantilevered jacuzzi ‘hanging’ in the air, overlooking the strip. You’ll also have a salt relaxation room, a 13-seater bar and so much more.
The luxuries of the suite were designed by artist Damien Hirst and the chic decor is contemporary and modern. You’ll find six of his original commissioned art pieces in the villa including two sharks suspended in formaldehyde. Other extras include 24-hour butler service, a chauffeured car, and a $10,000 casino credit.
Not only is the Palms Casino Resort Las Vegas an art haven for its guests, but it’s also located just 1.2 miles from the Las Vegas strip. Meaning you are a short walk from the colorful heartbeat of Vegas that draws in so many of its visitors.
If you are still after luxury in Vegas but don’t want to blow $100,000 per night at the most expensive hotel in the world then check out the Bellagio Las Vegas. Which will also give you the royal treatment with a slightly lower price tag.
If your heart is set on the Palms, other suites on offer include bowling alleys and even basketball courts in the $15,000 – $20,000 price range. Or you could opt for one of the hotel’s standard rooms that will only set you back about $60 a night.
- Geneva, Switzerland
Royal Penthouse Suite: Hotel President Wilson
Next up on the list as the second most expensive hotel room in the world is the Royal Penthouse Suite at the Hotel President Wilson in Geneva. You’ll be coughing up $80,000 per night to stay in this dreamy accommodation with panoramic views of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc.
Check AvailabilityThe Royal Suite sprawls across the entire 8th floor, also making it the largest hotel suite in Europe. The 18,000 square feet pad has 12 bedrooms, a Steinway grand piano, billiard table, lake-facing jacuzzi, and telescope for star-gazing. These luxuries can be accessed via your private elevator that allows direct access to the chambers.
But wait there’s more, you can also have the private chef whip you up any meal you want as well as a personal assistant to help manage your admin. They can even help you extend your trip and try out some more luxury hotels in Switzerland.
With everything you could ever dream up waiting in the suite for you, including Hermes products in the bathroom, you won’t want to leave. But if you do happen to want to venture out, the indulgent La Mer Spa isn’t a bad place to spend your day.
If security is a top priority for you, the Hotel President Wilson is the place for you. With bulletproof windows framing the wrap-around terrace, a panic button, and 24-hour security, you’ll rest easy knowing that you are in safe hands.
With security as the least of its guest’s worries, this elegant address in Geneva is fit for presidents and celebrities. This presidential suite is usually frequented by Heads of State and Saudi Royalty. Matt Damon and Rihanna have even rested their heads in the ultra-comfortable beds found in the penthouse.
- New York, USA
The Mark Penthouse: The Mark Hotel
If you have your eyes on an adventure in the Big Apple, among the most expensive suites in the world, you can expect to pay $75,000 per night for The Mark Penthouse at the Mark Hotel. This lavish space is the most expensive hotel room in New York and the third most expensive hotel in the world. It is also the hotel of choice for A-list celebs like Kendall Jenner, Oprah Winfrey, and Selena Gomez.
Check AvailabilityThis Upper Eastside hotel is nothing short of extraordinary. Close to the Met, Central Park, and the coveted 5th Avenue, you won’t have to worry about location when checking in here. However, when you are not out gallivanting, you will have many things to keep you entertained at the hotel.
The penthouse suite covers a whopping 10,000 square feet over the top two floors of the hotel. Wondering what a penthouse of this size entails? Well, at The Mark it’s 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 2 bars, a rooftop terrace, a library, and a living room the size of a grand ballroom. All of these spaces are complemented with custom-made furniture.
There are certain extra treats that come with staying in the largest suite in the United States. This includes a chauffeured car of your choice for 12-hours of daily use (the hotel has a relationship with McLaren so now is the time to use it). A cruise around the New York harbor on the hotel’s sailboat and dedicated butler service.
If you are looking for a room that doesn’t break the bank, the rest of the hotel is equally as enchanting. The iconic white and black marble lobby floor is the gateway to the other 141 rooms in the hotel. All interiors are inspired by a minimalist elegance and to top off this gorgeous boutique hotel is the famous culinary extraordinaire Jean- Georges Vongerichten in the kitchen.
- New York, USA
Ty Warner Penthouse: Four Seasons Hotel
The next location is also found in the city that never sleeps, but you won’t have to worry about your sleep at the Four Seasons Hotel. Especially if you are staying in the Ty Warner penthouse, which will set you back $60,000 per night.
Check AvailabilityThe classic lobby at the Four Seasons, with its exquisite stone pillars and vast ceiling, is a reason alone to visit this well-known hotel. Although you will continue to be wowed if you get past the lobby to explore the rest of the building.
Rooms are sleek, modern, and stylish and you’ll find Bvlgari products in the marble bathrooms that look like they belong in a palace. If you are staying in any of the suites you can organize a private 5-course meal on your terrace overlooking the city lights or Central Park.
But let’s get back to the penthouse that put this institution on the list of most expensive hotels in the world. Named after the hotel’s billionaire owner, Ty Warner, you can expect nothing but the royal treatment when spending a night in this 4300 square foot suite on the 52nd floor.
With floor-to-ceiling glass windows and panoramic views of New York City, you’ll fall in love as soon as you set foot in this palatial den. If you would prefer to take in the sights and sounds of bustling city life from outside you can take your pick from any of the 4 cantilevered glass balconies, which are the highest in the world.
While you are there you’ll have access to your own private spa, a guest relations manager, and chauffeured Rolls Royce. If you want to stay in shape while away you also have access to a personal trainer and a Peloton bicycle. A private elevator straight into your presidential suite is how you’ll arrive at your lavish stay in NYC.
- Cannes, France
The Penthouse Suite: Hôtel Martinez
Cannes is known for attracting the rich and famous during the summer months, and of course during the Cannes Film Festival. It would be no surprise if some of these A-list stars and Hollywood royalty checked into the Hotel Martinez, with the penthouse suite coming in at just over $50,000 per night – you are looking at spending about $53,000 for a night of luxury here.
Check AvailabilityThis iconic art deco hotel is one of the top luxury hotels in France boasting a two-star Michelin restaurant and so much more. You won’t get better views of the French Riviera than from this hotel and if you aren’t checking into the penthouse suite, there are 400 other stylish rooms to choose from.
The prestigious Penthouse Suite is located on the top floor of Hôtel Martinez. From your large private wooden terrace, you’ll be greeted with sweeping views of the ocean. You can also look forward to ultra-comfortable king-sized beds in each of the 4 rooms, along with a living and dining room.
As we know by now, If you are staying in one of the most expensive rooms in the world, you have certain privileges. At Hotel Martinez these include a Turkish bath and private jacuzzi on the terrace as well as walls adorned in works of art by Picasso and Matisse. And, of course, a butler service.
- Laucala Island, Fiji
The Hilltop Villa Estate
Located on a tropical island paradise in Fiji the Hilltop Villa estate comes in as the 5th most expensive hotel in the world at just under $50,000 a night. Perched on the top of Laucala Island and home to 3 bedroomed villas, you are looking at around $45,000 a night and for that price, you are getting a whole lot.
Check AvailabilityEach royal villa has a master bedroom and its own perks. With one boasting a library and hot tub while the other has its own private pool. You’ll have access to your own private staff, including a personal chef who can whip up meals for you in the private kitchen. As well as a nanny if the adults would like to spend an evening alone.
Owned by the CEO of Red Bull, Dietrich Mateschitz, you can be sure to find a plethora of enthralling activities on the island. This includes scuba diving, fishing, sailing, and cycling to name a few. If that doesn’t excite you, you can take a beach ride on one of the resort’s horses, play a round of golf, or check out what it’s like in a submarine.
Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, sandy beaches, and blue lagoons, this is the perfect place for an active family vacation. If you are looking to extend your stay on this tropical island, check out some of the other luxury hotels in Fiji.
- Jaipur, India
Raj Palace Hotel
Defined by grand opulence, this palatial hotel in India is one of the world’s grandest accommodation options. If you are staying in the most expensive chambers on the property, you’ll be forking out a lovely $43,000 a night, but if you are after a luxury hotel in India, this a wise choice.
Check AvailabilityThe Raj Palace Hotel is two and a half centuries old and was once the first palace in the city, which has now been converted into a heritage hotel. Characterized by glass chandeliers and deep ceilings – this is old-world elegance at its finest.
The luxury apartments are the ones that come with a hefty price tag but you are looking at a space decorated in gold leaf and walls made of mirrors with furniture made from gold and silver. The antique finishes and traditional Indian decor make this hotel what it is and your stay here is sure to be one to remember
When you are not relaxing in your chambers you can make use of the large swimming pool or book a day at the spa. Alternatively, indulge in a meal at one of the international restaurants on the property.
- New York, USA
The Royal Suite: The Plaza
Back to the Empire State, we’ll find another one of the most expensive hotels in the world. The Royal Suite overlooking 5th Avenue will cost you a cool $40,000 a night. You’ll enter this apartment from the private lift, into the grand entrance gallery and you’ll immediately be able to see that it’s not called ‘royal’ for no reason.
Check AvailabilityWith grand opulence exuding from every corner of this well-thought-out space, it’s hard not to want to stay forever. And you can do just that with every facility imaginable right in the suite for you. From a library to a 12-seater dining room as well as a fully-equipped fitness room and living room with a grand piano, you really won’t run out of things to do.
Oh, and there is plenty of space for 12 guests. With 3 bedrooms and bathrooms kitted out with only the top-of-the-range amenities and luxuries. And did we mention that the bedrooms have spectacular views of the city?
If you feel like venturing out on the town, make use of your butler service to help you with any information you may need to plan your day.
The large hotel is home to many other suites and rooms just as opulent, so if you are saving up for a few nights in the royal residence in the future, check out your other options in the hotel. You won’t be disappointed!
- Dubai, UAE
BVLGARI Resort & Residences
You’ll be heading to Dubai to stay in the 9th most expensive hotel in the world. Located on its own private, man-made island, you’ll find the exquisite Bvlgari Resort and Residences. The Bulgari Villa is what’s going to cost you, coming in at around $35,000 for a stylish night on the island.
Check AvailabilityThere are numerous other villas and rooms to choose from as well and the sunny property houses 101 other options. Of which you can choose from garden, sea and pool views. Whichever one you go for – you’re in for a treat at this property.
The Bulgari Villa has 3 bedrooms, an oval pool, an indoor jacuzzi, a private beach, a garden, and wooden terrace, a private gym, and the list just goes on. What more could you ask for? Oh, and if you have your own yacht (which at this rate, you probably do) you can dock it at the Bvlgari yacht club and marina.
This is the ultimate luxury destination for friends and family after a chic vacation. After your experience at this urban oasis, you are going to want to try out some more luxury hotels in the UAE.
- Dubai, UAE
Burj Al Arab
Just because this is last on our list does not mean you won’t need a lot of cash to visit this gem in Dubai. Coming in at around $28,000 a night in the royal villa suite – you’ll still need to save for a while to check into the Burj Al Arab hotel for a couple of days.
Check AvailabilityThe Burj Al Arab was marketed as the world’s first-ever 7-star hotel and let’s just say it lives up to its status. This well-known building is the 7th tallest hotel in the world and was designed to resemble the sail of a ship.
The building is situated on a man-made island and can only be accessed via the private curved bridge, or there’s a helipad for those wanting to arrive in style from above. One of the most exciting things about the hotel is the underwater restaurant that’s accessible by a submarine!
There is no shortage of lavish experiences at the Burj Al Arab, especially when staying in the Royal Villa, the most opulent chamber in the hotel. The space is set over two floors and decorated in 22 karat gold (talk about luxury).
You’ll have your own team of staff, including a butler, to ensure you are always comfortable in your private space. And of course, your own spa to bask in a day of relaxation if that’s what you feel like.
Final Thoughts on Expensive Hotel Rooms & Suites
So that’s a wrap on the top 10 most expensive hotels in the world. From sweeping views of the French Riviera in Cannes, France to tropical island escapes in Fiji, this is just a glimpse at how some people spend their vacations.
If you are lucky enough to experience one of these extravagant spots be sure to soak in all the luxuries and privileges that come with it.
And don’t worry – if you, like us, will probably never see the inside of one of these hotel rooms there are loads of other options that can be just as indulgent. Check out these luxury travel hotspots as a more attainable way of starting your luxury travel journey.
14 Most Expensive Hotel Suites in The World in 2021
If you pay an arm and a leg for just a single night in a grand hotel, what would you expect? A personal chef? A chauffeur who’ll be ready to whisk you away at every whim? A butler who’ll be on standby to do whatever you request, even brushing your teeth?
Okay, the latter is a little far-fetched, however, the others are a true reflection of these luxurious rooms and their amenities. These are grand experiences typically reserved for the world’s top 1%, composed of royal figures, Hollywood celebrities, and more. They probably make more money sleeping than the average person does working.
Michelin star chefs, villas overlooking the ocean, or penthouses with panoramic views of the city – this is what awaits at the most expensive hotel suites in the world. Get a full overview of them below.
- Palms Resort & Casino, Las Vegas, USA
Empathy Suite
Palms Resort & Casino recently received renovations and it came back featuring the single most expensive hotel suite in the world. The 5 star American hotel’s Empathy Suite is a grandiose display of luxury, featuring an around-the-clock butler and chauffeur.
Check AvailabilityIt’s well-designed and features an outdoor pool that offers views of Las Vegas from hundreds of feet in the air, an extensive art collection, and a bar that accommodates 13 guests. You get a free private tour of the resort as well as a $10,000 credit to spend during your stay.
While this suite that sleeps four costs $100,000 per night, you’ll pay at least double that as you’re to stay for a minimum of two days. This makes it the most expensive hotel in the world per night.
- Hotel President Wilson, Geneva, Switzerland
Royal Penthouse Suite
Set against the backdrop of the Mont-Blanc and offering views of Lake Geneva is the President Wilson Hotel in Switzerland. It’s home to the royal penthouse suite, one of the most expensive hotel rooms in the world and Europe’s biggest hotel suite.
Check AvailabilityThe accommodation and its amenities scream opulence. It features 12 bedrooms and sports a lake-facing jacuzzi, a 103-inch TV, a telescope for gazing at the stars, and more. It was made with heads of state in mind as it’s equipped with bullet-proof windows and a panic button.
When not bathing in its elegant tub standing in front of a floor-to-ceiling window, visit the La Mer Spa or the pool to loosen the knots in your body.
Expect a single night here to set you back around $80,000.
- The Mark Hotel, New York City, USA
The Mark Grand Penthouse
This chic penthouse is found near Manhattan and is surrounded by upscale shopping spots and is one of the most expensive suites globally. The Mark Grand Penthouse is also one of the world’s largest suites (over 10,000 feet). You pick from five bedrooms and six bathrooms to sleep and shower in, then soak up the sun in a conservatory or the rooftop terrace.
Check AvailabilityCatch a buzz at one of the two wet bars, then enjoy an intimate time around the four fireplaces with your friends or family. If you’d like to host a larger gathering, you can easily transform the dining room into a gigantic ballroom.
Everything from design to furniture here screams elegance, with marble finishes and a custom-designed kitchen.
The regal accommodation will set you back approximately $75,000 and comes equipped with a personal chef too. Feel like the King of New York – or the Duchess of Sussex – and enjoy majestic views of the Big Apple.
- Hotel Martinez, Cannes, France
Penthouse Suite
One of the most luxurious French hotels, Hotel Martinez, is home to this massive penthouse suite that offers a wood-paneled terrace overlooking the hotel’s private beach. The chic designed room features original paintings by Matisse and Picasso.
Check AvailabilityIt has two master bedrooms, a massive living and dining room, and two bathrooms sporting marble finishes. Soak up the sun on the terrace’s sunloungers and request your 24-hour butler to bring you some delicious cuisine. Alternatively, do that from the comfort of a beach-facing jacuzzi.
For a chance to rub shoulders with Hollywood royalty during the Cannes Film Festival, you’ll have to fork out around $53,200 per night.
- Four Seasons Hotel, New York, USA
The Ty Warner Penthouse
The Ty Warner Penthouse holds the mantle of one of the most expensive suites in the world thanks to its splendid makeup. It sits at the top of New York’s Four Seasons Hotel and offers 360-degree scenic views of the city from four cantilevered glass balconies.
Check AvailabilityThe bathroom boasts a glossy, ivory finish and you get picturesque views of New York from your bathtub. A great escape from the hustle and bustle of the city that never sleeps, relax your body in a Zen Room with a cascading waterfall. Alternatively, visit the private spa with a Chinese chromotherapy treatment infinity soak tub.
For just a reported $50,000, you get all that plus a chauffeured Rolls-Royce and a personal trainer.
- Faena Miami, Miami, USA
Penthouse Suite
In the United States’ favorite summer destination of Miami sits Faena Hotel’s penthouse, one of the most expensive hotel suites in the world. The five bedrooms, fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows and a balcony each, offer scenic views of the distant ocean.
Check AvailabilityIt features a flamboyant design with ivory and marble interiors and tiger print decorations. Guests get a personal butler and a chef’s kitchen, as well as a spa to relax their bodies. If you want, you can try to emulate classic pianists with the grand piano found on-site.
A single night’s stay at one of the world’s most expensive hotels in the world will cost you $50,000.
- Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo, Monaco
The Princess Grace Suite
In Monaco’s Hotel de Paris Monte-Carlo is the two-bedroom “The Princess Grace Suite”, named after the late consort of Monaco. The interior design of the suite is elegant and the suite has some of the Princess’ souvenirs, including her favorite poems and books.
Check AvailabilityThe two-floor suite offers a majestic sea view from your bedroom, heated infinity pool, jacuzzi, and private terrace. The suite has two sitting rooms featuring large TVs, as well as spacious living and dining rooms. Spend some quiet time in the study or put your cooking skills to use in the incredible kitchen.
You can also enjoy delectable cuisine at one of three Michelin-starred restaurants, then burn off the calories at the fitness center which also features a sauna.
A night at this grand suite with private beach access will cost you around $47,000, but it does include a helicopter transfer.
- Laucala Island, Fiji
Hilltop Estate
Sitting on a hilltop on Laucala Island is this massive resort, which easily trumps all luxury hotels in Fiji. It’s owned by Dietrich Mateschitz, Red Bull’s CEO, and boasts untouched nature in the form of rain forests, beaches, and mangroves. It features a vast range of attractions.
Check AvailabilityScuba diving, fishing, golfing, two massive swimming pools, 360-degree views of the ocean, horseriding, and more. This 3-bedroom villa comes with your own personal staff including a chef, nanny, and private chauffeur. You also get access to a boat and submarine for exploring the island’s marine life.
A night here will put you back approximately $45,000, which may even be considered a steal for the attractions on offer.
- Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens, Greece
The Royal Villa
Grand Resort Lagonissi is a Greek hotel in the capital of Athens and is an incredible resort overlooking a calm ocean. It’s also home to The Royal Villa, the hotel’s magnum opus and one of the most expensive suites in the world.
Check AvailabilityThe villa has two ocean-facing master bedrooms, each equipped with a marble-finish bathroom and a fireplace. Guests are spoiled with a seafront bungalow, private pool with sunloungers, private beach, spa visits, and delicious dining choices. You also get a butler who’s there to cater to your every need during your stay in the deluxe suite.
The Royal Villa costs around $45,000 per night and frequently hosts royalty, hence the name.
- Royal Mansour, Marrakech, Morocco
The Grand Riad
The Royal Mansour, a luxury hotel in Morocco, was made for King Mohammed IV and features 53 riads, each coming with its own pool. None of the riads are as luxurious as the four-bedroom “The Grand Riad”, the most expensive hotel room here. It sports clean pink walls and is nestled between trees and dotted with plants.
Check AvailabilityThe palace-sized suite offers guests their own staff, a private garden and pool, dining room and a billiards room. Visit your private fitness room or catch a flick at your private cinema with a butler available to take care of all your requests. Enjoy meals from the on-site restaurant that are prepared by a Michelin-starred chef.
A night here will set you back around $43,480.
- Hotel Cala di Volpe, Porte Cervo, Italy
The Penthouse Suite
In Porte Cervo, you’ll find the luxurious Italian hotel, Hotel Cala di Volpe, whose three-bedroom penthouse suite is a close competitor for the most expensive room in the world. Despite a rustic look, the suite is nothing but luxurious. The bedrooms all come equipped with a bathtub, jacuzzi, and hand-painted tiles on the wall.
Check AvailabilityThe room offers you a rooftop terrace and private pool to enjoy views of beautiful Costa Smeralda. Want a tan but don’t want to walk all the way to the beach? Then jump into the solarium.
Take care of your body at the fitness center with a personal trainer or at the wellness center which offers massages. End your day by enjoying Mediterranean cuisine, gourmet Sardinian dishes, and wine tasting at the hotel’s restaurant. The dining is even more rewarding thanks to the picturesque views of the bay and lush greenery on offer.
This luxurious suite costs around $41,177 per night.
- BVLGARI Resort & Residences, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Bvlgari Villa
For anyone looking for a truly secluded stay, the BVLGARI Resort & Residences, a luxury hotel in the United Arab Emirates, is perfect. It’s situated on a private, man-made private island shaped like a seahorse accessible by way of a 300-meter bridge from Dubai’s mainland.
Check AvailabilityThe hotel’s three-bedroom Bulgari Villa has a private beach, oval pool overlooking the ocean, and elegant Italian-inspired furniture. Guests also get a home cinema with a 65-inch screen, a private gym, a security guard as well as an indoor jacuzzi. If you own a yacht, you can park it at Bulgari’s yacht club.
A night at one of the most expensive rooms in the world will cost you around $40,000.
- Plaza Hotel, New York City, USA
Royal Suite
In New York City, there aren’t many hotels as iconic as Plaza Hotel, which houses the expensive three-bedroom Royal Suite. This grand room is splendidly designed with white walls and features many luxurious amenities, including a 12-seater dining room.
Check AvailabilityThe suite’s master bedroom overlooks Fifth Avenue, giving you scenic views of the human traffic below. The room has a bathroom fitted with an authentic gold fixture and heated floor, plus a private elevator and grand piano in the living room.
Make a meal in the chef’s kitchen, then burn off the calories in the fully fitted fitness room. If you need any help, be sure to ask your private butler.
For a night’s stay here, expect to pay $40,000.
- Nobu Hotel at Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, USA
Nobu Villa
Nobu Hotel at Caesar’s Palace houses the three-bedroom Nobu Villa, another Las Vegas room that’s one of the most expensive hotel suites in the world. It’s a safe haven that promotes an escape from Vegas’ fast-paced life with interiors inspired by Asian Zen.
Check AvailabilityNobu Villa features a lot of deluxe amenities, including a private elevator, barbecue pit, and a terrace with views of the city. The master bedroom has its own private entrance to the zen garden and whirlpool.
When booking here, you get a full bar, a butler, and a Rolls-Royce chauffeuring service. Soothe your body with a Nobu Zen massage treatment at Qua Baths & Spa.
A stay at this spacious villa will cost you $35,000 per night.
Summary of The Most Expenses Hotel Suites in The World
Having read the above, you now know how the top 1% vacations. Maybe you’re inspired, or you’ve just found your next dream vacation home. Either way, staying at one of the most expensive hotel suites in the world means you’ll be spoiled with unlimited splendor.
Have your butler fulfill your every request, enjoy panoramic views of the ocean or city, or just lounge around in the most expensive hotel suites watching movies. Regardless of what you choose, it’s all worth it!