Most expensive hotels in the world

 

Famous saying that money cannot buy happiness, but it can surely help you in buying some moments of happiness, merriment, and gaiety by staying in lavish hotel’s suite. Before starting any travel journey, the first thing in your checklist is accommodation or to be more specific, hotels. You start looking for hotels by taking into consideration number of factors like price, services, safety, and much more. You often search for a hotel that offers you awe inspiring and stupendous eyeshot, and such sightseeing excursion is accompanied by money. If money is no object for you and you’re looking for your next premium getaway, then here ‘s a list of the most expensive hotel in the world. From royal penthouse suites to lavish underwater hotels, this list has all. So, give a read!

 

1. Lover’s Deep Luxury Submarine, St. Lucia

The most expensive hotels in the world, which cost around $150,000 a night, is located in St. Lucia. This luxury hotel is very eccentric from other hotels in way of experience it offers. No doubt it is costliest the type of experience you will get is surely worth the money. to stay in this hotel, you will have to go underwater in a submarine. The submarine hotel which propounds 5-star accommodation beneath the waves includes your own captain, private chef and butler, speed boat transfers to and from the submarine, helicopter transfers, beach landings and champagne-soaked breakfasts and much more, just giving a luxury vibe to a stay. In addition to this, it also offers the option to amend the voyage to suite your preferences like if you wish to travel to some other destination then the commander will take you there. Staying in this luxury submarine is surely a breath-taking experience which would cast an unforgettable memory in your life.

2.  Empathy Suite, The Palm Casino, USA

Located in Los Vegas, USA 2 km away from The Strip, Empathy suite holds the second place in this list of most expensive hotels in the world. Staying for a night in this royal hotel will make you pay a price of $100,000. This suite was designed by renowned British artist, Damian Hurst who completely overhauled the Old Sky Villa Suite. You’ll get two master bedrooms, massage tables, a bolster jacuzzi, a salt relaxation room and a private tour of the art collection and amenities for $ 100,000. Guests can look in on the 24-hour casino or dine at a variety of on-site restaurants. This hotel is perfect for art lovers as it has a place which include six Damian Hurst originals and custom furniture that includes his motifs.

3. Hotel President Wilson Royal Penthouse Suite, Switzerland

Named after the 28^th president of USA, this glamorous hotel in situated in Geneva, Switzerland. The 1800 square meters Penthouse suite will cost you around $80,000 for a night, thus making it the third most expensive hotel in the world. This royal penthouse occupies the entire 8^th floor of Hotel President Wilson and offers a mesmerizing view of Lake Geneva and Mount Blanc. This penthouse includes 12 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and a jacuzzi bath overlooking the lake as well as 24/7 personal assistant, private chef, and butler. The royal penthouse is also ahead in case of safety as it has bulletproof glass, 24/7 security, a security camera system throughout the suite and a rampart safe to store your valuables. This hotel also gives old skool vibes as it also places 1930 Brunswick billiard table, a Steinway grand piano and a Bang & Olufsen’s BeoVision 4-103 home cinema system.

4. The Hilltop Villa, Fiji

Nextup, we have the Hilltop Villa in this list located in Laucala island in Fiji and owned by Red Bull CEO Dietrich Mateschitz. You’ll be offered a four-acre villa, split into three separate villas; that each offers the most beautiful views of the island for $45,000 a night. The first villa named as the DELANA includes a master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe, a living room, a library, your own large private pool with waterfall and hot tub and a solid wood soaking tub. The DUA, second villa will offer you similar specifications but sleeps two comfortably, with sliding doors separating all the rooms. Last villa is the RUA, the second biggest villa out of the three, includes a separate living area and large private pool. If you are tripping off with your family of 8 to 10 members, then this Villa should be in your list.