Top 5 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms Around the World
5-Nobu Villa and Nobu Hotel $35,000 per night
Several more Las Vegas resorts, especially those
on the Strip, are massive works of human engineering and trade. They re big, bright, and tower over the neon on the street. The Nobu Hotel, on the other hand, is more restrained, with only 182 rooms and a continuously austere and lovely aesthetic.
Guests can stay in the hotel s most luxurious suite, the Nobu Villa, for $35,000 so for every night.
It has 10,500 square feet, a personal butler, masseuse, limo, and 24/7 access to celebrity chef (and hotel owner) Nobu Matsuhisa s world-class cuisine. It also has a full bar, a whirlpool, and its own barbecue pit on the terrace.
The entire establishment straddles the line among lavishness and graceful clarity, a line that most other entries on this roster straddle.
4- The Royal Villa at Grand Resort Loganissi $45,000 per night
The Grand Resort Lagonissi is situated south of Athens, Greece, on its own mini peninsula jutting into the Aegean Sea. The resort is well worth the money.
simply because of its unobstructed view of the Mediterranean and a dozen of the
The Greek islands that poke their heads out of the water are breathtaking. Furthermore, it is
The Royal Villa, its most luxurious room(s), costs $40,000 per night.
Guests stay in a villa "designed for royal and prestigious guests" for the price.
It's obvious. The villa has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private gym, and a private pool.
A relaxation parlour, an indoor swimming pool, and an outdoor pool are all part of the package. The best part is that it has its own.
That way, you can be waited on hand and foot before shooing that unaesthetic servant away, allowing you to forget about the lower class.
3 - The Ty Warner Penthouse at Four Seasons $50,000 per night
The Four Seasons New York is located in the heart of Manhattan.
The hotel, located between Madison and Park Avenues, is a short walk from dozens of major New York City landmarks, and from its Ty Warner Penthouse, you can see the Empire State Building.
You can see them all through your many gold-trimmed bay windows.
The room was designed by possibly the most famous architect of all time, and it is extravagant and expensive; even the sheets are made of 22-carat gold fabric.
You can see Central Park and the rest of the city through its gold telescope.
city, swirling a snifter of brandy, knowing you've won the game of life
Faena Miami s 2th The Penthouse Suite- $50,000
The Penthouse Suite at Faena Hotel is as luxurious as you d expect.
a $50,000-per-night suite However, unlike the other hotel room entries on this page,
list, the suite is in Miami, and boy, does it show.
The architecture is all art deco; every structure is art deco at every opportunity.
maximal. The chairs and couches are tiger print and gold, and the couch is a golden greyhound.
The leopard print living room is guarded by a statue, and every inch that could be gold-plated is.
It is leafed. The building s entrance features a Damien Hirst art piece titled
“Gone but not Forgotten” is a golden woolly mammoth skeleton.
1 Cheval Blanc Randheli Private Island- $50,000/night
If staying on a hill atop a private island with a couple of dozen other elites isn't private enough for you, Cheval Blanc Randheli is.
where guests can rent an entire island for $50,000 per night
night.
The hotel, which is located in the Maldives amidst a coral reef, is as tropical and relaxing as the Maldives themselves.
As picturesque as it gets. The private island is even better because there isn't another one like it.
soul to divert your attention or obstruct your view That is, aside from a full-fledged team of
Personal chefs, bartenders, and even a private pianist are available.
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