The Most Expensive Hotel Rooms In The World

Cost per night: $100,000*
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada 

The Palms Casino Resort is one of Las Vegas’ most famous hotels (and that’s coming from a region with a lot of hotels). The Resort has 703 rooms, but only one Empathy Suite. The Sky Villa sleeps four guests and has two king beds and 9,000 square feet of space. Designed by Damien Hirst, the Empathy Suite is truly a masterpiece.

Empathy Suite, Palms Casino Resort @OrionFeatherwood / Pinterest.com

The Empathy Suite Sky Villa is for high-rollers only, as the price is $100,000 a night with a minimum stay of two nights. Crazy features of this hotel include sharks suspended in formaldehyde, an amazing pool, and a bar built from medical waste. To stay in a regular room at the Palms Casino resort, an MGM competitor, you’ll pay $100-$150 a night.

Cost per night: $30,000*
Location: Randheli Island, Maldives 

Cheval Blanc Randheli is located in the Maldives’ Noonu Atoll. A stay at this luxury hotel provides an “unforgettable seaside experience” and a “timeless escape.” You can enjoy features like water villas, a Guerlain spa, and high-end rooms like the Owner’s Villa. If you can afford it, that is, as the Owner’s Villa costs around $30,000 per night.

The Owner’s Villa, Cheval Blanc Randheli @elitetraveler / Pinterest.com

The Maldives, if you’ve ever seen an episode of the Discovery Channel featuring them, are picture-perfect, and the Owner’s Villa at Cheval Blanc Randheli immerses you into the island’s white sands and turquoise waters. Amenities include butler services, four bedrooms, tennis courts, water sports instructors, and the Cheval Blanc Spa Island.  

Cost per night: $40,000*
Location: Togo Village, Fiji 

If you want to “live on top,” you can stay at the Hilltop Estate, located on Laucala Island in Fiji. The Hilltop Residence is buried in the hills of the island, and it is a “resort within a resort,” according to its website.

Hilltop Estate, Laucala Island @suitesandvillas/Pinterest.com

Laucala Island is home to hotels like Marriott, Hilton, and more, but few can touch the lavishness of the Hilltop Estate. Features of this luxury hotel include panoramic views, a pool, huge bedrooms, and your own private cook, chauffeur, and nanny. Guests who want to explore Laucala can take advantage of activities like walking tours, farm visits, golf, and, of course, tons of time on the white, sandy beach.  

Cost per night: $100,000*
Location: Jumeirah Bay, Dubai 

When you see that a hotel is located in Dubai, the gold capital of the world, you know that there’s about to be some serious luxury attached. The Bulgari Resort & Residences is exactly that. It looks like a golden palace, set right beside Dubai’s white-sand beaches.

The Bulgari Villa, The Bulgari Resort & Residences @shaamalv / Pinterest.com

Set in Jumeirah, the Bulgari’s largest residence is the 1,772-square-foot Bulgari Villa. The Villa is private, luxurious, and decked out with a huge garden, oval pool, wooden deck terrace, private home theater, and indoor hammam (steam bath) and hydromassage. The Bulgari Villa is one of the most expensive rooms on this list, costing $100,000 a night for a stay. 

Cost per night: $50,000*
Location: Miami Beach, Florida 

The Faena Hotel, located right on Miami Beach, is a study in bright blue waters and turquoise sand. In addition to the beautiful views out, there are some amazing sights to behold inside the hotel. The Faena is designed decadently, and it has luxe amenities like butler service, living rooms inside the suites, a chic spa, and cabaret theater.

Penthouse, Faena Hotel @moneyinc / Pinterest.com

The Penthouse Suite looks like something out of a Disney movie, and it’ll cost quite a bit. You’ll pay $50,000 a night to stay in the Faena’s crown jewel. Designed by Frank Pollaro, this five-bedroom, two-level suite has furnished balconies, elegant furnishings, and views of the ocean. 

Cost per night: $80,000*
Location: Geneva, Switzerland 

When diplomats meet in Geneva to talk politics, this is where they stay. The Hotel President Wilson is a luxury hotel in Geneva, Switzerland, and it is located right near the U.N. building by Lake Geneva. It is one of the most expensive hotels in Europe, and its Penthouse costs $80,000 a night.

Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel @bykoket / Pinterest.com

Owned by Marriott, the Hotel President Wilson’s Penthouse Suite takes up the entire top floor. It has a panoramic terrace with beautiful views of Lake Geneva. It offers twelve luxury bathrooms, toiletries by the high-end label Hermes, and marble bathrooms. Guests at Hotel President Wilson can enjoy the Bayview, which is run by Chef Michel Roth, a prestigious French chef, and the Spa La Mer, a ultra-luxurious spa. 

Cost per night: $41,000*
Location: Cannes, France 

Located in the French Riviera, you’ll shell out no less than $41,000 a night to stay in the Penthouse Suite at Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez. The penthouse has 17,976 square feet of living space, and that includes the 3,122-square-foot terrace, which overlooks the Boulevard de la Croisette.

Penthouse Suite, Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez @hellomag / Pinterest.com

When celebrities attend the famous annual film festival in Cannes, France, this is where they stay. The Grand Hyatt Penthouse even has works of art by Matisse and Picasso hanging on its walls. You can’t even book the Penthouse online—you have to call the hotel directly to reserve your room. 

Cost per night: $43,480*
Location: Marrakech, Morocco 

For a regular room at the Royal Mansour in Marrakech, Morocco, you’ll pay $1,300 a night, so you can only imagine just how expensive the Grand Riad would be. To stay in the Royal Mansour’s “gem,” you’ll pay over $40,000 a night.

The Grand Riad, The Royal Mansour @healthyweights / Pinterest.com

Unlike the Hilton or Hyatt, the Royal Mansour wasn’t built by a company—it was built by a king. The hotel has three-story traditional-looking houses, complete with rooftop terraces, plunge pools, fireplaces, and courtyard patios. The Grand Riad has ornate decorations, personal butler service, a library, reception room, bar, and snooker room. It’s basically your own miniature private palace. 

Cost per night: $45,000*
Location: New York City, New York 

The Mark Hotel has long been one of New York City’s most luxurious hotels. The five-star hotel is located right near Central Park, and a regular room there costs over $1,000 a night. The Five-Bedroom Terrace Suite costs $45,000 a night to experience “Old-World comfort” and a “lavish NYC hotel experience like no other.”

The Five-Bedroom Terrace Suite, The Mark Hotel @Jetseapp / Pinterest.com

New York City is home to companies like Barnes & Noble, Calvin Klein, Bloomberg, and more, and it is also the site of many famous landmarks, of which the Mark is one. The Five-Bedroom Terrace Suite has five-and-a-half bathrooms, five bedrooms, a dining room, an eat-in kitchen, and a terrace with beautiful views of the city.  

Cost per night: $36,000*
Location: New York City, New York 

The Mandarin Oriental in New York City is one of several of these luxurious, high-end hotels. Whether you’re staying in Hong Kong, Washington D.C., Miami, London, or Boston, you’re guaranteed to have a high-rolling time at this hotel. This is especially true if you’re staying in the New York City Suite 5000.

Suite 5000, Mandarin Oriental @caroparz / Pinterest.com

This two-bedroom suite is lavish, to say the least. It’s located on the Mandarin’s fiftieth floor, ensuring some very Instagram-worthy views of the city. The highlight is the master bath, which has a large soaking tub inlaid with Swarovski crystals to give you the feeling as though you’re sinking into a pool of light.   

Cost per night: $45,000*
Location: New York City, New York 

I.M. Pei, Peter Marino, and Ty Warner collaborated on this lavish penthouse. The Ty Warner Penthouse, located at the Four Seasons New York, is an architectural tour de force. The Penthouse took seven years to create, and it costs $45,000 a night to stay there, making it one of the most expensive hotel rooms in America, if not the world.

TY Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons Hotel @metrofeedz / Pinterest.com

The Penthouse is fifty-two stories above the ground, and it has four cantilevered glass balconies. The Penthouse has one king bed, an oversized master bath made of Chinese onyx, and a 360-degree view of Midtown, Uptown, and Downtown. The Four Seasons Hotel is partially owned by Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates, so it’ll never run out of funding to build luxurious rooms like the Penthouse.

Cost per night: $41,170*
Location: Sardinia, Italy 

Located in Sardinia, this Italian hotel looks like a sleepy fishing village, though the hotel itself is full of cutting-edge luxury. The Cala di Volpe is a dreamy escape from regular life, and its rooms look like something out of a movie, with beamed ceilings, striking archways, and terra-cotta rooftops.

Penthouse Suite, Hotel Cala Di Volpe @chichigim / Pinterest.com

The Penthouse Suite, the main highlight of the Cala di Volpe, is a two-floor room with three bedrooms and three bathrooms (the bathrooms come complete with Jacuzzis, of course). There are also two living rooms, a solarium, a gym, and a huge terrace with its own private swimming pool. Need something? Just call for the service of the private butler that comes with the room. 

Cost per night: $38,000*
Location: Paris, France 

The Hotel de Crillon, located in Paris, France, opened in 1909, but the hotel building itself dates back to 1758, just a few decades before the French Revolution. Owned by Rosewood Hotels, this five-star hotel is one of Paris’ finest, offering beautiful views of the city and baroque decorations that look like something out of Marie Antoinette’s playbook.

Grand Apartments, Hotel de Crillon @constante2005 / Pinterest.com

The fourth floor holds The Grand Apartments (Les Grands Appartements). The two suites have unique décor, and they form a three-bedroom apartment, complete with dressing rooms, dining rooms, and uniquely-decorated bathrooms. If you want to live like Marie Antoinette, you’ll have to spend money like her. Les Grands Appartements cost $38,000 a night.

Cost per night: $15,420*
Location: Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 

Rosewood Hotels are known for being some of the finest in the world. The Harbour House, located at Rosewood Hong Kong, is no exception. The House is, as Rosewood calls it, the “ultimate expression of exclusive…luxury.” Located on the fifty-seventh story of Rosewood Hong Kong, the Harbour House is full of high-end amenities.

Harbour House, Rosewood Hong Kong @guojunming2000 / Pinterest.com

Those willing to pay over $15,000 a night can enjoy two outdoor lap pools, wraparound landscaped gardens, a private gym, and beautiful views of Victoria Harbour. The hotel itself is unmissable, as the Rosewood soars nine-hundred feet into the sky, overlooking the glamorous waterfront of Kowloon.