Most Expensive Hotel Suites In the World :

Niche, expensive, class, and grandeur. I explored the ten most, lavish, exquisite hotel suites around the globe. France, Switzerland being the obvious but a surprise entry by an Indian hotel, makes the article all the more interesting. The Beach, the mountains, the dessert, all seem glorious and out of this world with the presence of these 10 magnificent and mind boggling priced suite.

1) Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva

Tariff:  $ 65,000 /night

This suite is heaven on Earth with a breathtaking view of the Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc.  The imperial suite is reached via a private elevator and takes up the entire top floor of the hotel. It has four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a cocktail lounge, billiard room, library and a private fitness centre. The living room itself can accommodate 40 people while the dining room can seat 26 around an oval mahogany table. The suite is decorated in a contemporary style, with marble and hardwood floors. To top it all off, the doors and windows of the suite are bulletproof, ensuring maximum security.

2) The Presidential Suite, The Raj Palace Hotel, Jaipur

Tariff: $ 45, 000/night

The Presidential suite is located in the Raj palace hotel which is considered as the World’s best heritage hotel. Decorated in gold leaf, stucco, ivory and mirror it was a former Maharaja’s residence. Sprawled over 1, 500 meters this suite has a private roof terrace, a private museum and a swimming pool overlooking the city of Jaipur. It is one of the biggest suites in Asia.

3) Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Palms Casino Resort ,Las vegas,USA

Tariff: $ 40, 000/night

Hugh Hefner is the one person who knows how to vacation in Las Vegas.  The suite itself was built to model the original playboy mansion. It cost roughly $ 10 million to build. The lavish double-storied villa covers an area of 9,000 square feet inclusive of a glass elevator, a rotating bed set beneath a mirrored ceiling and a glass wall Jacuzzi offering amazing strip views. You are also entitled to around-the-clock butler service, massage and spa rooms, work-out room and poker table, fireplace, three bedrooms and pop-up plasma TV’s.

4) Ty Warner Penthouse, Four seasons hotel, New York,USA

Tariff : $ 39, 000/night

The Ty Warner penthouse was the brainchild of the renowned architect I.M Pei, Peter Marino and hotel owner Ty Warner. It cost a whopping $ 50, 000 to build. Situated on the 52nd floor of New York’s tallest hotel, it offers a mesmerizing 360 view of the city through its floor-to-ceiling bay windows. The suite has 9 rooms including a library and a zen room with a waterfall. As if all this wasn’t enough, full spa treatments, a personal trainer and a round-the-clock butler are included. You also have the advantage of being chauffeured around in a Rolls Royce or Maybach.

5) Penthouse Suite, Hotel Martinez, Cannes, France

Tariff: $ 37, 500/night

This luxurious suite is located on the seventh floor of the Hotel Martinez. It has a prime location on the Croisette in Cannes. The suite itself conists of four bedrooms, a sitting room, dining room, two bathrooms, shower, spa bath, dressing room and sauna. Moreover, it also has a bar, huge private beach and a gorgeous terrace from which one can see the Bay of Cannes.

6) The Royal Villa, Grand resort, Lagonissi, Athens, Greece

Tariff: $ 34, 500/night

The royal villa boasts of all the comforts and charm of a luxurious private home. It features two master bedrooms each with its own gigantic bathroom and a spacious living room with fireplace and dining table. One can also enjoy the service of a butler, private chef and pianist. Furthermore, it also has a large private wooden terrace accommodating a heated pool. Finally, there is a private path leading directly to the beach and a private deck at sea level.

7) Presidential Suite, Hotel Cala di Volpe, Sardinia, Italy

Tariff: $ 33, 000/night

This suite has so enough amenities it’ll make your head whirl. This spectacular suite has two living rooms, three bedrooms and three bathrooms spread across multiple levels. It also has multiple balconies along with a rooftop terrace with private swimming pool, plus a fitness suite and steam room. If by any chance, you get bored by all this then you can enjoy a bottle of wine from the exclusive wine cellar while lounging on the handcrafted Sardinian furniture, made especially for the suite.

8) Villa La Cupola Suite, Westin Excelsior, Rome, Italy

Tariff: $ 30, 000/night

Located on the fifth and sixth floor, it is one of the largest suites in Europe. Since it has been inspired by ancient Rome you will have the pleasure of having all Roman items-a cupola, a Pompeii-style Jacuzzi pool, stained glass windows. The suite covers almost 2,000 square feet in just balconies and terraces with an additional interior 6,099 square feet. Even though it only has two bedrooms, five more can be attached to it. There’s also a private kitchen in the downstairs area along with a private wine cabinet with over 150 wines to choose from. The cherry on top is a private cinema with Dolby Sound surround.

9) Ritz-Carlton suite, Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo, Japan

Tariff: $ 25, 050/night

Measuring 120 meters, this suite has magnificent views of the Imperial Palace outer gardens and Roppongi hills. It located on the 53rd floor. You will experience luxury like never before with king-size beds,  a gorgeous marble bathroom with Sony bravia 20 inch flat screen television. It also has rain-shower booths and access to indoor pool and fitness studio.

10) Royal Towers Bridge Suite, Atlantis, Bahamas

Tariff: $ 25, 000/night

Royal towers bridge suite offers you the experience of a lifetime by offering guests ten extravagant rooms filled with unique amenities. This includes a 1,250 square-foot living room with a grand piano and twin entertainment centers, a dining room topped with a 22-karat gold chandelier. The views from the 23rd floor through the 12-foot full length windows are fantastic.  You will also have a permanent staff of seven.

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