10. Villa Nobu at Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas – $35,000
Known as a “hotel within a hotel”, this villa is the crown jewel of the eponymous hotel at Caesar’s Palace.
Housing area of 3140 square meters furnished in Asian style. Guests can get lost in the exclusive zen garden overlooking Las Vegas, then dine at one of the local restaurants or cook their own meals at the private BBQ area. Or you can order food from the 24-hour butler.
Don’t worry about getting to your villa: a limousine will be waiting for you to take you to and from the airport.
9. Penthouse in The Setai, Miami – $41,000
The luxury 3045 square meter penthouse has all the amenities you can only dream of.
In addition to the rooftop pool and jacuzzi, gourmets can cook in the kitchen equipped with appliances from the luxury brand Sub-Zero & Wolf.
The powerful Bose Wave system brings movies to life or enjoys a virtual concert in the music room.
And if you need help, the butler is always there to fulfill any guest’s wish.
8. Villa Dubai at BULGARI Resort & Residences, Dubai – $41,000
The beautiful oasis of civilization in the desert is known for its incredible luxury and exorbitant wealth. Where else in the world can you taste 23 carat gold ice cream and go on a luxury safari tour without leaving the city?
Those who want to spend their vacation in such a way that their grandchildren would not be ashamed to tell, bypass numerous Dubai hotels and immediately go to the Dubai Villa. This 999-square-meter residence offers three bedrooms, a private beach and pool, and security guards to keep strangers from interfering with your relaxation.
If you are tired of lying on the beach, you can retire to a home theater or relax in a Turkish bath.
7. Shahi Mahal Suite at Raj Palace Hotel, Jaipur, India – $45,000
India presents a stark contrast between poverty and wealth. And if many travelers see the first, then the second is available only to owners of tight wallets. Those who can afford to shell out $45,000 for a night in a hotel and get a room worthy of an emperor for it.
The Shahi Mahal Suite combines 17th century Indian décor with all 21st century technological comforts. This luxury suite has six bedrooms, as well as a private theater and library.
6. Ty Warner Penthouse at the Four Seasons Hotel New York, New York – $50,000
This super-expensive room offers 360-degree views of New York City from four balconies located 52 stories high. This is a fortress created far from the chaos of the city.
Guests can unwind in one of the 9 suites, book a massage at the private spa, or spend an evening in a chromotherapy bath lined with Chinese onyx.
If a penthouse visitor decides to hit the road, a chauffeured Rolls-Royce will take them anywhere.
5. Penthouse at Martinez Hotel, Cannes – $60,000
Known for its annual film festival, Cannes attracts celebrities and moviegoers alike for its artistic value and the relaxing atmosphere of the French Riviera.
Although Cannes has many luxury hotels, the most luxurious room of all can be found on the top floor of the Hotel Martinez.
The walls of the 975 square meter penthouse are decorated with original paintings by Matisse and Picasso, while the fourth floor has its own 487 square meter terrace.
Butler service and 24-hour room service are available.
4 Muraka Suite at Conrad Maldives, Maldives – $50,000
The Maldives is considered a beach haven for the rich and famous, offering crystal clear waters and warm white sands. Although local hotels are impressive in their own right, the real luxury in the Maldives is underwater.
Muraka is the world’s first underwater hotel room that costs $50,000 per night. However, the minimum stay at the hotel is 4 nights, so those who want to sleep with fish need to shell out at least $ 200,000.
What can you expect from a $50,000 night? Personal chef, butler, boat, bar, gym and pool. In addition to all this, you will automatically receive Hilton Diamond status.
3. Mark Penthouse Suite at The Mark Hotel, New York – $75,000
The Mark Penthouse holds the title of the largest hotel room in North America, measuring over 3,048 square meters (not including a terrace of almost 610 square meters). The fact that it’s in New York – a place known for its tiny apartments – makes it even more grandiose. This suite has seen quite a few celebrities, and even members of the royal family, such as Meghan Markle.
The room overlooks the Central Park, and when you get tired of admiring the views, you can go to dinner from Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, or visit the Bergdorf Goodman restaurant at any time of the day, where you will be delivered by pedicab.
2. Royal Penthouse Suite at the President Wilson Hotel, Geneva – $82,000
The largest suite in Europe covers an area of 5510 square meters, is designed for 24 guests and includes 12 luxurious bedrooms.
In addition to breathtaking views of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps, you will have at your disposal:
24/7 personal assistant
Chef
Butler,
private gym
and a private elevator.
If you can’t find something to do, watch a Netflix series on what is claimed to be the world’s largest 103-inch TV.
1 Empathy Suite at The Palms Hotel, Las Vegas – $100,000
The world’s most expensive hotel room is a masterpiece by British artist Damien Hirst and is adorned with some of his most prominent work, including Winner/Loser, featuring two bull sharks suspended in formaldehyde. The 2,740 square meter suite can accommodate up to 50 people at a time, spread over two floors and overlooking the Vegas Strip.
For $100,000 per night, you can expect 24-hour butler service, a tour of the hotel grounds, a private car with driver, access to day and night clubs and a priority list recording studio, and a $10,000 credit to spend on the spot. .
Please note that the minimum stay at Palms Empathy is two nights, so the guest will have to pay a minimum of $200,000.
