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You can’t get much more luxurious than these 10 hotels (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World). They’re all over the world, but they all have one thing in common: they’re expensive. Here are the top 10 most expensive hotels in the world.
10: Lover’s Deep Luxury Submarine (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World)
St. Lucia – $150,000 per night
The most expensive hotel in the world is the Lover’s Deep Luxury Submarine in St. Lucia, which costs a staggering $150,000 per night. The hotel is a private submarine that offers guests an underwater hotel experience.
The submarine features six rooms, each with its own Jacuzzi and double-sized bed. It also has a gym and a massage room. The submarine travels at 5 knots (about 6 mph) underwater for up to three hours at a time and can hold up to 12 passengers. It has all of the amenities one would expect from a luxury hotel, including Wi-Fi, but it also has some special surprises, like underwater speakers that play music while you’re underwater!
9: The Royal Penthouse Suite (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World)
Hotel President Wilson, Geneva – $80,000 per night
The Royal Penthouse Suite at the Hotel President Wilson in Geneva is the second most expensive hotel in the world, with a price tag of $80,000 per night. The suite boasts 12 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and a panoramic view of Lake Geneva.
The room is decked out with gold fixtures and marble walls. It includes a dining room that seats 24 people and an entertainment area that has a baby grand piano. The bathroom features two walk-in closets and an electric foot massager. It also has its own private elevator that connects directly to the lobby level of the hotel so guests don’t have to go through any other rooms to get there—and they can take it down from their rooms without having to exit into the public areas of the hotel first.
8: The Mark Penthouse, The Mark Hotel, New York – $75,000 per night
The Mark Penthouse at The Mark Hotel in New York is the third most expensive hotel in the world, with a nightly rate of $75,000. The penthouse includes five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a rooftop terrace with views of Central Park.
The penthouse boasts an incredible view of Central Park with floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests can enjoy meals on the terrace or lounge by the fireplace. The master bedroom has a king-size bed and its own bathroom. The other four bedrooms have queen-size beds and share a bathroom.
The penthouse also includes an open living room with leather couches and chairs; a dining room; a kitchen with granite countertops; two dressing rooms; a sauna; two powder rooms; two balconies; and an elevator.
7: Hilltop Villa, Laucala Island, Fiji – $60,000 per night
The Hilltop Villa at Laucala Island in Fiji is the most expensive hotel in the world, and it’s not even close. The villa costs $60,000 per night, making it four times more expensive than the second-most-expensive hotel—the Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson in Geneva.
The villa has its own private beach, and a swimming pool, and is surrounded by lush tropical gardens. It’s also located on one of the world’s most exclusive islands: Laucala Island. The island itself is only accessible by boat or helicopter.
6: Ty Warner Penthouse (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World)
Four Seasons Hotel, New York – $50,000 per night
The Ty Warner Penthouse at the Four Seasons Hotel in New York costs $50,000 per night, making it the fifth most expensive hotel in the world. The penthouse offers panoramic views of the city and includes a private spa and a personal butler.
The penthouse is located on the top two floors of the tower of this luxury hotel, which is located at 57 East 57th Street. It was designed by David Rockwell, who also designed other famous hotels such as The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay in California.
This luxurious apartment has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, an elevator, and a terrace with a Jacuzzi. It also has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer breathtaking views of New York City’s skyline and Central Park. This penthouse can accommodate up to 20 guests at once and comes with a personal butler who will attend to all your needs during your stay.
5: Penthouse Suite, Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez, Cannes – $40,000 per night
If you’re looking to spend a little extra, the Penthouse Suite at the Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez in Cannes costs $40,000 per night. The suite includes a private terrace with views of the Mediterranean Sea and a private cinema.
That’s right: A private cinema. You can watch movies while you sip drinks on your terrace overlooking the sea. This suite is definitely living up to its name—it’s one of the most extravagant hotel rooms in existence. You’ll also get access to an exclusive spa area and a personal fitness trainer who can be booked for your stay.
4: Villa Rockstar, (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World)
Eden Rock, St. Barts – $37,500 per night
If you’re looking for the ultimate luxury getaway, look no further than The Villa Rockstar at Eden Rock in St. Barts. This villa includes a recording studio, a private pool, and a personal chef—all for the low price of $37,500 per night!
This makes it the seventh most expensive hotel in the world. The villa is located on Eden Rock Island, which is just off St. Barts’ main island and boasts some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. It’s also just a short boat ride from Gustavia Harbor, where you can find all sorts of delicious restaurants and bars. The villa itself is made up of two separate apartments that share a rooftop terrace with stunning views of both the sea and neighboring islands like Saint Martin. You’ll also get access to two private beaches as well as two infinity pools (one on each floor) that overlook those same beautiful views.
3: Royal Villa, Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens – $35,000 per night
If you’re looking for a place to spend the weekend, look no further than the Royal Villa at the Grand Resort Lagonissi in Athens. The hotel costs $35,000 per night and includes a private beach, swimming pool, and movie theater.
It sits on a small island with its own private beach accessible only by boat or helicopter. It has five bedrooms and four bathrooms, as well as a wine cellar and sauna. The dining room seats up to 20 people and has views of both the Aegean Sea and Mount Hymettus mountain range. The villa was designed by Elisabeth Vonarburg, who also designed other high-end properties for Latsis such as the Porto Carras Golf Club Resort & Spa in Greece’s Peloponnese region (which costs about $33,000 per night).
2: Grand Riad, The Royal Mansour, Marrakech – $32,500 per night
The Grand Riad at The Royal Mansour in Marrakech costs $32,500 per night, making it the ninth most expensive hotel in the world. The riad includes a private pool, a rooftop terrace, and a personal butler. The hotel was designed by architect Yves Taralon and opened in 2008. It boasts 55 suites over three floors and an additional three villas on its grounds. The rooms are decorated with rich fabrics and brocade upholstery, as well as Moroccan art pieces. Guests can enjoy meals at one of three restaurants: Le Jardin des Sens (the Garden of Senses), La Table du Chef (the Chef’s Table), or Le Sereal Lounge Bar.
1: Hillside Villa (10 Most Expensive Hotels in the World)
Laucala Island, Fiji – $32,000 per night
If you’re one of those people who has always dreamed of owning your own private island, then you need to check out the Hillside Villa at Laucala Island in Fiji.
The villa is the tenth most expensive hotel in the world, with a nightly rate of $32,000. That’s right—thirty-two THOUSAND dollars. But it’s totally worth it if you’ve got the cash to spare. The property includes a private infinity pool, a private beach, and a personal chef who’ll cook whatever you want for dinner—but that’s not even the best part! This incredible island paradise also comes with an entire staff of servants and assistants who will take care of absolutely everything for you: from cleaning up after yourself to making sure your clothes are clean (because those are some dirty clothes). They’ll even bring fresh towels and toiletries every morning!
In short: this place is basically heaven on earth. It’s so good that Oprah herself has said she’d consider buying one herself—and she only has one home right now! If Oprah says it’s good enough for her, then why shouldn’t YOU have it? In summary, these are the ten most expensive hotels in the world, offering guests luxurious amenities, stunning views, and unparalleled experiences at a steep price.
