What you can imagine for the most expensive hotel in the world? Actually this is what you can get for $53,000 a night? You get a room in contemporary style. The suite is a whole floor of the hotel, you can arrive with your own private elevator. There you can get 4 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms with mosaic marble floor along with a cocktail lounge. You also get a terrace with amazing views through bullet proof glass where you can see the city, Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc.
2. Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas, United States : $40,000
The icon of this expensive suite is your own glass wall Jacuzzi. What you can imagine by paying that $40,000 a night? It’s two-story 9,000 square foot Villa includes a glass elevator, a rotating bed set beneath a mirrored ceiling, around-the-clock butler service, massage and spa rooms, work-out room and poker table, fireplace, three bedrooms, and pop-up plasma TVs. All those things are designed that you will forget that you have paid for unbelievable amount of money just for one night.
3. Ty Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons, New York, United States : $34,000
I guess it’s not that difficult to find this suite, It’s in the 52nd floor of the tallest hotel in New York. You should get what you can imagine in this $34,000 per night room. You can play grand piano in the library or enjoy the waterfall in the Zend room. You can get your own spa treatment and you can also be driven by your own chauffeur. You can also ring the bell at any time of the day or night if you wish your battler to bring you anything that can fill your taste.
4. Bridge Suite at The Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahama: $25,000
This Bridge Suite is really a suit that consist of 10 rooms that become a bridge between the two tower of the hotel. This hotel is famous for their famous guest list. It’s including Michael Jackson that came for a vacation there.
When you come to Cote d’Azur, You can find this suite easily. The Penthouse suite is the biggest, most expensive and only terraced suite in there. It’s painted with brown and cream colors unlike the hotel’s bright color. That penthouse suite is decorated with Art Deco style with a streamlined furniture, silk curtains and parquet floor.
6. Ritz-Carlton Suite, The Ritz-Carlton, Moscow, Russia: $18,200
What you get with that amount of money? The first answer is the views. You can see the most beautiful views of Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, and Christ the Savior Cathedral in Moscow from your suits. The suit is furnished with classic Russian style. You can also find a spacious room, a library, dining area, office room and the board room. You can even find a heated floor completed with a grand piano.
What you can get on this Dubai’s most luxurious hotel? You can get a marble floors, mahogany furniture and rotating bed on your bedroom. You get your own private cinema along with private elevator. Additionally, you can also pay for some extra money and enjoy driven by a chauffeur on a Royl Royce or you can also fly on your private helicopter.
The hotel was reopened in 2007 after the restoration of the 7th floor. The hotel owner built the luxury suite made of gold mosaics. In that suite you can also find the terrace that directly give you a beautiful scenery of Geneva and the Alpine Mountain. For this, you should pay for $17,500 per night.
9. Royal Suite, Four Seasons George V, Paris, France : $16,000
So What’s on Royal Suite of Goerge V? There’re two luxurious suits that separated with spaces, each suits has its own bathroom. The furniture is mostly antique one. The purpose of the two suits are one for sleeping and another one for entertaining the guest.
10. Imperial Suite, Park Hyatt-Vendôme, Paris, France : $15,500
What you have in your mind about staying in Paris? Glamorous, luxurious and expensive? Yes of course if you stay in this room. The imperial suite is located in the second floor of Park Hyatt-Vendôme’s Haussmanian building. You can enjoy your private spa in your 750 square foot suite. Hope you can relaxed while you’re spending $15,000 a night.
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