5. Penthouse at the Martinez Hotel, Cannes – $60,000
Cannes, famous for its annual film festival, attracts both celebrities and film lovers with its artistic value and the relaxing atmosphere of the French Riviera. Although there are many expensive hotels in Cannes, the most luxurious room of all can be found on the top floor of the Martinez Hotel. The walls of the 975-square-meter penthouse are decorated with original paintings by Matisse and Picasso, and on the fourth floor there is a private terrace of 487 square meters. Butler service and 24-hour room service are available for guests.
4. Muraka Suite at Conrad Maldives Hotel, Maldives – $50,000
Maldives is considered a beach haven for the rich and famous, offering them crystal clear water and warm white sand. While the local hotels are impressive on their own, the real luxury in the Maldives is underwater. Muraka is the world’s first underwater hotel room, which costs $50,000 per night. However, the minimum stay at the hotel is 4 nights, so those who want to sleep with pisces need to pay at least $ 200,000. What can you expect from a $50,000 night? Personal chef, butler, boat, bar, gym and swimming pool. In addition to all this, you will automatically receive the Hilton Diamond status.
3. Mark Penthouse Suite at The Mark Hotel, New York – $75,000
The Mark Penthouse has the title of the largest hotel room in North America, its area is more than 3,048 square meters (not counting the terrace of almost 610 square meters). The fact that it is located in New York City – a place known for its tiny apartments – makes it even more grandiose. This suite has seen a lot of celebrities, and even members of the royal family, such as Meghan Markle. The room has a view of Central Park, and when you get tired of admiring the views, you can go to dinner from the Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, or visit the Bergdorf Goodman restaurant at any time of the day, where you will be taken by pedicab.
2. Royal Penthouse Suite at the President Wilson Hotel, Geneva – $82,000
The largest suite in Europe covers an area of 5,510 square meters, accommodates 24 guests and includes 12 luxurious bedrooms. In addition to spectacular views of Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps, you will have at your disposal: a 24-hour personal assistant, a chef butler, a private gym and a private elevator. If you can’t find something to do, watch some Netflix series on a 103-inch TV, which is considered the largest in the world.
1. Empathy Suite at The Palms Hotel, Las Vegas – $100,000
The most expensive hotel room in the world is a masterpiece by British artist Damien Hirst and is decorated with several of his most outstanding works, including “Winner/Loser”, featuring two bull sharks suspended in formaldehyde. The 2,740-square-meter suite can accommodate up to 50 people at a time, is located on two floors and overlooks the Vegas Strip. For $100,000 per night, you can count on round-the-clock butler services, a tour of the hotel, a private car with a driver, access to day and night clubs and a recording studio on a priority list, as well as a $10,000 loan that can be spent on the spot. Please note that the minimum stay at Palms Empathy is two nights, so the guest will have to pay at least $200,000.