For those who want to experience the highest level of luxury when on vacation, why not splurge and stay in one of the world’s most expensive suites? While many luxury suites cost a pretty penny, this list only includes those that blew past the $50,000 per night mark, ensuring a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The Palms Las Vegas
The Palms Las Vegas lays claim to the largest suite in the world. The Extreme Wow Presidential Suite costs $100,000 per night and comes equipped with 3 luxurious bedrooms, a private pool, 30-foot rock climbing wall, movie theater, and video game room, and an in-suite spa and gym. Of course, you will also get plenty of attention as the hotel will provide you with a dedicated butler, personal assistant, concierge and housekeeping team to ensure a perfect stay.
The Sky Villa – Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi
Carrying a price tag of $75,000 a night, the Sky Villa at the Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi is full of the most lavish of amenities. Once you arrive, you are whisked away in a Lamborghini to your suite, where you can relax in one of the 2 outdoor Jacuzzis or take a dip in the indoor pool. After you’re done swimming, it’s time to get down to business, or at least pretend to, as the suite comes with a boardroom for 20 and a bar for 10.
Ty Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons New York
The exclusive penthouse of the Four Seasons New York comes with an equally exclusive price tag of $45,000 a night. The 4,300 square-foot suite is fit for a King and several guests, with its own private terrace, art collection and guests get access to their own personal butler.
Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Palms Las Vegas
The Sky Villa at the Palms Las Vegas is named after the king of excess, Hugh Hefner. While the suite may not be quite as raunchy as the namesake’s original Playboy Mansion, it is still very luxurious. The two-story suite costs $40,000 a night, and inside you will find everything from a private pool cabana to a rotating circular bed.
The Bridge Suite, Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai
Consider staying at the Atlantis in The Palm, Dubai, but only if you want to stay in the world’s most extravagant suite. The Bridge Suite’s price tag of over $22,000 per night offers guests world-class amenities and unparalleled luxury. Stretching across two stories, the suite has breathtaking views of the Dubai skyline from floor-to-ceiling windows, private elevator, home theater, and even its own 24-seater cinema.
Deluxe suite at Hotel President Wilson, Geneva
At the Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland, guests get to experience the heights of Swiss luxury and opulence with their deluxe suite, which comes with a price tag of $58,000 a night. The suite includes an adjacent suite with its own en-suite bathroom and living space, and all the furnishings are artfully chosen to create a beautiful and comfortable atmosphere. The suite also offers personal services, such as a dedicated butler, and offers unparalleled views of the Geneva skyline and Mont Blanc.
The Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva
Often cited as the most expensive hotel room in the world, the Royal Penthouse Suite in the President Wilson Hotel in Geneva comes with a staggering cost of $80,000 per night. This suite has everything you could want, from its 12 luxurious bedrooms, private sauna and Turkish bath, grand piano, 6 plasma TVs and a private cigar lounge. Features outside of the suite are also impressive, such as a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce, private chef, and 24-hour private security.
The Winner – Villa Les Cèdres, Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat
Finally, we come to the last and most costly suite on this list, Villa Les Cèdres in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. This villa costs an eye-watering $67,200 per night, but there is good reason for the price tag. Once inside, guests get to experience the highest levels of luxury, with a property full of priceless antiques, gold-plated fixtures, heated outdoor pool, and even staff quarters.
For those who want to experience the highest level of luxury and comfort while on vacation, these suites serve as a testament to the heights of opulence. With many of them spanning multiple stories and offering their own unique sets of amenities, these suites ensure a once-in-a-lifetime experience. However, be sure to start saving up if you want to stay in one of these suites, otherwise, you might find yourself in debt for decades.
