If living like royal family tops your luxury vacation priority list, scope you the most expensive hotel rooms in the world. These agreement guests a taste of how the superrich holiday. Here is a list of the expensivet hotel rooms in luxury hotels across the world.
Spreading over 12,798 square feet of space, the Royal Villa at Athens’ Grand Resort Lagonissi emerges with a price tag designed to send you reeling. At £31,725, this beautiful hotel room strikes of a bygone era, yet has all the amenities you would want in a modern luxury hotel. It houses a heated pool and a steam room and offers entrance to a private beach. Guests are greeted by a butler, a chef and a pianist.
This is 10,000-square-foot space named after the Playboy founder that has got to be something else. Guests at the Hugh Hefner Sky Villa get a room with a beautiful rotating bed, a mirrored ceiling and a poker table. There is also an open-air Jacuzzi available with a view of the Las Vegas strip. All this is for a price of £25,380.
If you can arrange up £21,580, book the Ty Warner Penthouse at NYC’s Four Seasons. This nine-room space offers 360-degree views along with houses a grand piano, a four-foot-high glass-cut chandelier and has TVs that can access every channel in the world. Butler service is also available there.
At 12,917 square feet, a really spacious suite with four rooms, six bathrooms and a cocktail lounge for guests. This luxurious suite has bulletproof windows as well and the price pinch is £20,975.
This is a 4,740-square-foot suite with a price tag of £15,890 has previously hosted the likes of Michael Jackson and Oprah Winfrey. It contains ten rooms houses and marble baths. Guests can enjoy the services of a butler and a chef as well.
If you are looking for luxury hotels with rooms that are classic, moderate, yet supremely luxurious, the Ritz-Carlton Suite at The Ritz-Carlton in Moscow is the perfect fit. The 2,550-square-foot suite houses a piano and a library and presenting views of the iconic Red Square. The £11,570 price comprises five meals a day.
It is so bright and colorful that it is almost cheesy, but the 8,395-square-foot Royal Suite in Dubai’s Burj Al Arab is the essence of luxury. This suite contains marble floors and mahogany furniture has a rotating four-poster bed, a private cinema and offers Hermes toiletries. The £11,435 offer includes a chauffer-driven Rolls-Royce. By paying extra worth, guests could get a helicopter as well.
Talking about the expensive hotel rooms you cannot forget the Royal Armleder Suite at Geneva’s Le Richemond. This is 2,476-square-foot suite that costs £11,120 boasts of mosaics, parquet floors and bulletproof windows. There is also a 300-square-foot terrace offering magnificent views of the Alps.
Some luxury hotels offers the kind of royal treatment guests get at the Royal Suite in Paris’ Four Seasons George V. The traditional furniture and marble entrance are exquisite. The 2,630-square-foot suite also contains a private office, a powder room and a sauna. The cost is a cool £10,185.
10. Imperial Suite, Park Hyatt Vendôme at Paris
This is a 2,153-square-foot suite that costs £9,865 houses a 645-square-foot balcony, a dining room and a bar. There is also a steam room along with a whirlpool and a massage table.
Last Updated: 23/05/2011