TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The concept of luxury hotels is both fascinating and intimidating for some. But for those dreaming of the ultimate indulgence, privacy, and experiences, there are numerous hotels that elevate the definition to unprecedented heights—solidifying their status as the most expensive hotels in the world.
Imagine paying upwards of $50,000 a night for not only a place to stay, but an unforgettable, opulent escape. With their exceptional amenities, top-tier services, and world-class design, every detail of these exclusive retreats seems to be crafted to perfection.
List of the Most Expensive Hotels in the World
Island.com and Housiey.com both named the Lover’s Deep Luxury Submarine in St. Lucia among the most expensive hotels in the world. Other hotels worldwide known for their jaw-dropping rates include:
1. Lover’s Deep Submarine - St. Lucia
Rate: $222,000 per night
The dream of sleeping beneath the sea, just like Ariel from The Little Mermaid, is about to be brought to life. At Lover’s Deep Submarine in St. Lucia, a luxury submarine submerged in the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean Sea, offers an unforgettable stay surrounded by vibrant underwater life.
As one of the most expensive hotels in the world, Lover’s Deep Submarine makes it only available for two guests, but every detail of the experience is meticulously crafted by a professional team—including a captain, crew, chef, and butler. Inside your luxurious cabin, comfort wouldn’t be the only thing that will find you brilliant; the serene underwater world just outside your window will also charm you.
2. The Empathy Suite at Palms Casino Resort - Las Vegas, USA
Rate: $100,000 per night
The Empathy Suite at Palms Casino Resort isn’t for everyone, but if you’re willing to pay six figures for a single stay, it’s all yours. Designed by legendary English artist Damien Hirst, the 9,000-square-foot masterpiece is packed with original art, two master bedrooms, a private pool, and a panoramic view of the iconic Las Vegas Strip.
However, the real showstopper is the six pieces Hirst placed to enhance the room, including the two real 13-foot bull sharks preserved in formaldehyde.
3. Royal Mansion Penthouse at Atlantis The Royal - Dubai
Rate: $100,000 per night
Dubai knows how to do luxury, and the Royal Mansion Penthouse at Atlantis The Royal takes it to a whole new level. This penthouse presents sweeping views of the Palm Jumeirah, an infinity pool, and a team of dedicated staff catering to your every need.
The grandeur design of the penthouse speaks for itself, with centuries-old olive trees lining the private entryway and pure white marble floors guiding your steps. It’s easy to see why the 21th century’s greatest pop star, Beyonce, chose to stay here during her visit in Dubai.
4. The Hotel President Wilson Royal Penthouse Suite - Geneva, Switzerland
Rate: $80,000 per night
Adorning the eighth floor of the esteemed Hotel President Wilson, the Royal Penthouse Suite may leave its guests in awe for its dedicated amenities. With 12 bedrooms and bathrooms inside, the 18,000-square-feet suite is so expansive that it also includes a 16-person meeting room and a 26-person dining room—all outfitted with luxurious Hermes items.
As the holder of the Privacy award, The Hotel President Wilson goes above and beyond with its security windows which are made of bulletproof glass. This allows guests to take in the stunning views of Lake Geneva and the Alps while maintaining a strong sense of safety and privacy.
5. Ty Warner Penthouse at Four Seasons - New York, USA
Rate: $80,000 per night
Four Seasons is undoubtedly a top contender among the most expensive hotels in the world, and with the Ty Warner Penthouse available, it’s clear to see why. Located on the top floor of the 52-story building, the penthouse is a haven for the world's elite, offering the finest amenities imaginable.
It comes complete with three private elevators, allowing you to travel seamlessly throughout the space. With four glass balconies—the highest in the world—guests can effortlessly take in a 360-degree view of the city, from uptown to downtown and midtown.
6. The Mark Penthouse - New York, USA
Rate: $75,000 per night
The Mark Penthouse at The Mark Hotel may not come with a modest price tag for a single night's stay, but the experience is truly unmatched. Spanning an astonishing 10,000 square feet, the penthouse boasts five bedrooms, six bathrooms, two powder rooms, a library lounge, a dining room for 12, and a private 2,500-square-feet rooftop terrace overlooking Central Park.
Designed by the renowned French interior designer Jacques Grange, each piece of décor within this luxurious sanctuary is custom-crafted, further enhancing the uniqueness of the stay.
7. The Hilltop Villa at COMO Laucala Island Resort - Fiji Island
Rate: $52,000 per night
For those who seek true seclusion, COMO Laucala Island Resort in Fiji presents the Hilltop Villa, a paradise perched on top of a private island. This villa comes with your own two-tier swimming pool, private beach, a team of personal chefs and butlers, and a never-ending list of activities to enjoy. Surrounded by pristine rainforest, the villa enhances its ambiance through construction using only natural materials and traditional Fijian techniques.
8. The Penthouse Suite at Hotel Martinez - Cannes, France
Rate: $50,000 per night
With the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, it’s no surprise that the city is home to one of the most expensive hotels in the world. Overlooking the stunning French Riviera, the Penthouse Suite at Hotel Martinez is the epitome of sophistication, once welcoming Hollywood stars like Scarlett Johansson and Robert Pattinson.
Amenities like a state-of-the-art coffee machine and a large TV with an exceptional sound system further enhances the extraordinary experience, earning the hotel the Technology award.
If you thought luxury was just about a comfy bed and room service, these most expensive hotels in the world will redefine your perception of the word. For further exploration of remarkable accommodations, be sure to check out the most historic and oldest hotels in the world.
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