The World's Most Expensive Hotels
The Cost of a Night
World’s Most
Expensive Hotels
Helicopter transfers, rooms designed by world famous artists, 24 hour butler service and views of Central Park are just some of the perks that staying in the world’s most luxurious hotel rooms bring. From beach to city, these hotels are some of the most expensive around the world, and whilst they may sound dreamy the price tag may also be a little out of reach. So, how long would you have to work to be able to stay for a night in a luxury suite? And how does that compare to a night in a standard room?
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Palms casino resort
Las Vegas, United StatesLocated on the famous Las Vegas Strip, the Palms Casino Resort is a hotel that is also home to a casino, recording studio, Michelin-starred restaurant and a concert theater.
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The Empathy Suite
$100,000Standard Room
$195 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Empathy Suite
0Standard Room
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Hotel President Wilson
Geneva, SwitzerlandWith views of the Swiss Alps from it’s most expensive 12-bedroom suite, the Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland has previously hosted heads of state.
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The Royal Penthouse Suite
$85,395Standard Room
$648 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Royal Penthouse Suite
0Standard Room
0
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mark
New york, United StatesOn the Upper East Side of Manhattan New York, The Mark Hotel’s most expensive suite was once believed to be the most expensive in the United States.
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The Penthouse
$75,000Standard Room
$695 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Penthouse
0Standard Room
0
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Hotel Martinez
Cannes, FranceArt deco glamour and the Mediterranean sea have made the Hotel Martinez in Cannes well-loved by the stylish elite and celebrities. The Penthouse Suite offers 500m2 of private terrace with unrivalled views.
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The Penthouse
$67,754Standard Room
$1,060 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Penthouse
0Standard Room
0
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Four Seasons Hotel
New York, United StatesViews over Central Park make the Four Season Hotel in New York one of the most iconic hotels in the world. The most expensive suites come with a chauffeured Rolls-Royce, 360-degree views of Manhattan and a private spa.
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0- Cost per night
The Ty Warner Penthouse
$50,000Standard Room
$1,195 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Ty Warner Penthouse
0Standard Room
0
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Faena
Hotel
miami, united statesLocated in the Faena District on Miami Beach, the Faena hotel is full of movie style glamour and had design input from Baz Luhrmann. The hotel is also home to a wooly mammoth skeleton dipped in 24 karat gold.
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0- Cost per night
The Penthouse Suite
$50,000Standard Room
$450 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Penthouse Suite
0Standard Room
0
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Laucala Island
FijiA private island resort in Fiji in the South Pacific, rainforest and beach combine to provide guests with the ultimate luxury. With just 25 villas and 350 staff, every whim is catered for on the 12 km² island.
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0- Cost per night
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$43,651Standard Room
$4,800 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
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0Standard Room
0
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BVLGARI Resort & Residences
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesOn a private island off the coast of Dubai the BVLGARI Resort & Residences is an opulent hotel which offers a 24 hour butler service to those staying in the most expensive suites.
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0- Cost per night
Villa Dubai
$42,919Standard Room
$470 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
Villa Dubai
0Standard Room
0
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The
Setai
Miami, United StatesThe Setai is located on South Beach, Miami with the penthouse suite occupying the whole of the top floor of the beachside hotel with a rooftop pool, jacuzzi and butler service.
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0- Cost per night
The Penthouse
$42,178Standard Room
$518 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Penthouse
0Standard Room
0
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Royal Mansour
Marrakech, MoroccoThe Royal Mansour was designed by King Mohammed VI and has 53 private riads in Marrakech with The Grand Riad coming with its own pool, roof terrace, cinema room and staff.
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0- Cost per night
The Grand Riad
$38,343Standard Room
$1,262 - Days you’d need to work to stay one night
The Grand Riad
0Standard Room
0
Methodology: We’ve taken a seedlist of the world’s most expensive hotels and taking the costs for a night of the most expensive suite worked out the cost per night. We’ve also compared this to the cost of a night in a standard room for one night on 1st August 2020 searching on each hotel’s website. Based on the salary input we’ve then worked out the approximate number of days you would need to work in order to stay for one night. All prices and data correct as of February 2020. Data and image attribution can be viewed here.