Top Ten Most Expensive Hotel Suites
We have combined lists from The Most Expensive Journal and The DirJournal to give you the top ten most expensive hotel suites in the world for 2010.
10. The Bridge Suite, The Atlantis, Bahamas. $22,000/night
The Bridge Suite is located on top of a bridge that connects the two Royal Towers buildings, so it overlooks the entire resort and marina. An 800 square foot balcony and 12-foot high ceilings throughout with full length windows allow you to enjoy a 360 view of the water, lagoons and pools in Paradise Island.
The suite has 10 rooms that are decorated in black, red and gold. The living room is a 1,250-square-foot room with grand piano and twin entertainment centers. The master bedroom has a sitting area, his-and-hers closets, and hand-painted linens. The kitchen also has its own entrance, so a permanent staff of seven, including a butler and a cook can access the rooms without bothering you.
9. Presidential Suite, Ritz Carlton, Tokyo. $25,000/night
The suite is located on the 53rd floor above Tokyo with spectacular views, a personal concierge, and oversized marble bathroom with a 20 inch flat-screen television.
8. Villa La Capula Suite, Westin Excelsior, Rome. $29,000/night
The suite is located on the fifth and sixth floor and covers 6,099 square feet and has an additional 1,808 square feet of balconies and terraces. While it only has two bedrooms, five more can be joined to it. The downstairs also has a private kitchen and a study/library covered in hand-carved wood.
7. Grand Resort Lagonissi in Athens, Greece – The Royal Villa.$32,000/night
This is a three-bedroom suite with two pools-an indoor pool and a heated outdoor pool. The suite has a nearby marina and beach, a private chef, butler and even a pianist.
6. Hotel Cala di Volpe in Cost Smeralda, Italy - Presidential Suite. $34,000/night
The duplex suite has three bedrooms and bathrooms, an outdoor saltwater pool and a private gazebo and solarium.
5. Four Seasons Hotel in New York, USA - Ty Warner Penthouse Suite. $35,000/night
This suite's carpet is so expensive that guests must wear special booties provided by the hotel to walk on it. It has great views of the city, a 700 square foot library and a waterfall in its Zen room.
4. The Hotel Martinez in Cannes, France – Penthouse Suite. $35,000/night
This luxurious suite is located on the seventh floor of the Hotel Martinez, and has four bedrooms and an impressive terrace—complete with Jacuzzi—which commands an impressive view of the Mediterranean Sea.
3. Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada – Hugh Hefner Sky Villa. $40,000/night
Sin City's most expensive suite is named after the Playboy Mansion's famed resident, and it shows in the 250-person capacity and the extravagant amenities. This suite houses a poker table, wet bar, full size gym with sauna and spa, and a balcony with a spectacular view of the Vegas strip as well as an equally spectacular infinity edge jacuzzi. All of this is centered around an 8-foot rotating round bed.
2. Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland – Royal Penthouse suite. $65,000/night
The Royal Penthouse suite, renamed and repriced from the $35,000 Imperial Suite, boasts a private elevator, bulletproof windows, armored doors, surveillance cameras and even bedside panic buttons. Of course, it's not all about security; the suite also features a number of period pieces and stunning views of Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva.
1. Taj Boston $6 million Hotel Suite in Boston, USA. $6 million for two nights
Less than 5 miles from Logan Airport and overlooking Boston's majestic Public Gardens, Taj Boston will be king of the crop for a very limited time. On the weekend of October 15-17, 2010, the hotel's presidential suite became the most expensive hotel suite in the world to comemmorate the new theatre complex at the Boston Conservatory.
Along with two nights in the 1,540 square foot presidential suite, the $6 million price tag included transportation to Boston on a private jet, limo service, a Jaguar XJ, an engraved Chistofle sterling silver platter, etched Tiffany Champagne flutes and a magnum of Cristal Rose Champagne. The guest also received two lifetime services–valet parking at the hotel and tickets to performances at the Boston Conservatory.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature of this expensive package is that the guest's name will be engraved on the Conservatory's new theatre.
