For the average person, a warm bed and breakfast are all they need for a trip. For the rich, they want more, an experience. The cost of a night at the world’s most expensive hotels can be equal to, or even higher than, the average American’s annual income.
"Excellent value for money", with that price, the hotel room also has private butler service, party space, gold-plated bathroom or silk bed sheets,...
Let's see what's inside the most expensive hotel rooms in the world?
At No. 5, this five-bedroom suite at Faena Miami Beach (USA) costs $54,000 per night. The sky-high price comes with a host of amenities, including two floors of gathering space, five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
Dedicated butler and reception services ensure guests can enjoy everything during their stay, as the private beach and other amenities of Faena Hotel ensure that guests can relax in privacy.
At number 4, the top room of the Mark Hotel in New York City (USA) is the most expensive, at $75,000/night. The room is over 1,000 square meters wide and has welcomed many famous guests.
The room features vaulted ceilings and views of the New York City skyline. There is also a grand piano, a library, a conservatory, a freestanding fireplace and access to a rooftop terrace. Guests staying in this penthouse have access to a private elevator that takes them from the lobby to their room, with separate security.
In third place, the Empathy Suite at Palm Casino Resort (USA) previously held the title of the most expensive hotel in the world, with a price per night of $100,000. Now, the room price has been reduced to just $75,000.
According to the Palms Casino website, the suite is over 8,000 square feet and features “artwork on every surface.” Guests can enjoy two master bedrooms, a private courtyard, a private pool, two massage rooms, and a sauna. There’s also 24-hour butler service and first-class front desk service.
In second place, a suite in Geneva, Switzerland, costs $80,000 a night. The room is over 1,600 square meters, covering the entire eighth floor of the Hotel President Wilson. The living room overlooks Lake Geneva. Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including playing the suite's Steinway piano, using the telescope on the private terrace, playing billiards, working out in the private gym, or just lying down and watching the 103-inch Bang & Olufsen plasma TV.
The hotel is close to the United Nations and regularly hosts heads of state, including former President Bill Clinton and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. According to Town & Country, the suite's windows are even made of bulletproof glass to accommodate these high-profile guests.
At $100,000/night (about 2.5 billion VND), the Royal Mansion at Atlantis the Royal (Dubai) is the most expensive hotel room in the world. The spacious standard suite has four bedrooms, a living room and dining room, a bar and an office,...
Rooms are built with Calacatta marble, with silk fabrics softening the suites. In addition to high-quality materials and artwork decorating the rooms, there are amenities from some of the world's most famous luxury brands.
Guests can enjoy gold-plated toiletries, products from Hermès and Louis Vuitton, and high-end electronics, according to Architectural Digest.
“We wanted something elegant, grand, rich; something that would appeal to everyone,” Atlantis President Timothy Kelly said. He hopes visitors can come and feel at home.
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