For hotel suites, you can pay anywhere from $500 to $10,000 or more per night. When choosing from the 10 most expensive hotel suites in the world, you'll have to put your hand in your pocket even more, as you can't find one under $39,000. Let's take a look at the 10 most expensive hotel suites of 2023.
10. Presidential Suite - Mandarin Oriental, New York - $39,200
You'll find the Mandarin Oriental New York in one of the imposing skyscrapers south of Central Park. It is one of the most luxurious hotel suites in the city. You can book the Presidential Suite for USD 39,000 per night. It is located on the 53rd floor of this building. In fact, there is no better view in New York than the one offered by this suite. And when it comes down to it, you can't really wish for more luxury than what the Mandarin Oriental offers.
Chocolate brown inlays from Mozambique, top quality marble and granite flooring from Italy, and silk wallpaper and curtains all suggest you've reached the top. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, dining room and office, all in 250 square metres in the heart of New York. Not bad for a start, as we're looking at the top 10 most expensive hotel suites in the world in 2023.
9. Royal Suite - The Plaza, New York - $40,000
The Plaza Hotel is the jewel of New York, just as the Royal Suite is a jewel of the Plaza. For $40,000 a night, you can go to the top floor of the hotel with a private lift. You will find one of the most expensive luxury hotel suites in the world. This suite covers an area of 400 square metres. In fact, it consists of 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, with each window overlooking the famous Fifth Avenue. In the Royal Suite, of course, everything is controlled by state-of-the-art technology, including cooling/heating, lighting and blinds. The butler service is available 24 hours a day and is ready to attend to your every need.
8. Penthouse Suite - Hotel Cala di Volpe, Sardinia - $41,000
3 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a swimming pool on the 250 m² terrace, hammam, solarium and a wine cellar. So begins the presentation of the most exclusive Penthouse suite at the 5-star Cala di Volpe hotel in Sardinia. The suite, for $41,000 per night, offers a fantastic view of the Costa Smerald. Especially from its large terrace where you can even throw a big party. The furniture reflects Italian elegance perfectly, but with some unexpected colourful accessories and interior design elements that make it really comfortable. It's not easy to leave this beautiful suite, unless you head to one of the upcoming hotel suites on our list.
7. The Grand Riad - Le Mansour Royal, Marrakech - $44,000
Unparalleled royal luxury in the heart of Marrakech, Morocco. The largest and most lavish suite at the Royal Mansour luxury hotel, built at the behest of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, is the 4 bedroom Grand Riad. The Grand Riad is in fact a 3-storey villa of 1800 square metres built in a Moroccan style. The villa is located in the most quiet and peaceful part of the resort, away from the other Riads.
The Grand Riad bears all the hallmarks of Moorish architecture, as does the interior of the villa. The fully equipped Grand Riad has a cinema room, a Moroccan hammam, a private gym and a rooftop pool. Many celebrities have stayed here before, but there is no point in asking any of the 450 hotel staff (5 for each guest), as strict confidentiality is essential. Perhaps this is why celebrities choose to stay here. This is arguably one of the best hotel suites in the world.
6. Ty Warner Penthouse - Four Seasons, New York - $50,000
As you can see, Penthouse suites are on the list of the most expensive hotel suites in the world in 2023. The luxury suite was named after Ty Warner, the owner of the building. The penthouse is located on the top floor of the 52-storey Four Seasons skyscraper in New York. The suite is almost 400 square metres. It cost about 50 million dollars to build.
So you'll probably find the most exclusive furniture in the Penthouse. And they have managed to represent it with exceptional elegance, matching the understated elegance of Four Seasons. The suite offers a 360-degree panorama that provides a truly commanding view of 200 metres above New York. If this is Ty Warner Penthouse, we must mention the nearly $1 million inlaid wardrobe, the private lift, the infinity panorama bathtub and the exclusive and unlimited use of Rolls-Royce.
5. Penthouse Suite - Hotel Martinez, Cannes - $53,500
Cannes is one of the most famous resorts on the French Riviera and is best known for its Cannes Film Festival. One of the largest film gatherings in the world every May. The Penthouse Suite at the 5-star luxury hotel Martinez Cannes by Hyatt is in 5th place with its price of over $53,000 per night. And what does it get you in return? A suite of almost 1000 square metres on the top floor of the hotel. It offers an impressive 500 square metre panoramic terrace. Of course, it has no shortage of marble bathrooms for its four bedrooms, a Turkish bath, a private Jacuzzi on the terrace and Picasso and Matisse artifacts on the walls.
4. Hilltop Villa - Laucala Island, Fiji - $64,000
The resort known as Laucala Island is a legendary private island in Fiji. Hilltop Villa which spans 1.5 acres is actually a resort within the resort. Hilltop Villa, for $64,000 per night, consists of 3 buildings. True to its name, it sits on the highest peak on the island. Appropriately, this suite has the best views and privacy. Chauffeur service, private chef, jet ski, private boat - these are just some of the services at Laucala Island Hilltop Villa. The most fantastic of all is still - next to the stunning surroundings and views - the multi-storey panoramic pool with a waterfall and jacuzzi. Although you can find even more expensive private islands to rent, Laucala Island Hilltop Villa is obviously the most expensive villa suite in the world.
3. The Mark Penthouse - The Mark Hotel, New York - $75,000
The most expensive luxury suite in the United States is the 3rd on the list. The Mark Hotel in New York charges $75,000 for a night in the 5-bedroom The Mark Penthouse. This penthouse suite is not new. But this is the first time you can book it after a family rented it for 16 months (at a discount, of course) after its total renovation. The suite bears the hallmarks of style and elegance of The Mark luxury hotel.
This luxury suite of almost 1000 square metres, two bedrooms, five bedrooms and six bathrooms is located on the top two floors of the hotel. It has a 250 square metre terrace with panoramic views of Central Park. With the huge, incredibly bright spaces and the magnificent panorama, you can feel like you are in the centre of New York. It is no wonder that many heads of state, wealthy and influential businessmen choose The Mark Penthouse.
2. Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland - $80,000
Luxury on 1680 m2 on the shores of Lake Geneva. The Royal Penthouse Suite is located on the top floor of the President Wilson Hotel. The hotel is part of the Mariott hotel chain. The view of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc is breathtaking. The suite is made entirely of glass. It has 12 bedrooms and 12 marble bathrooms. And it can be booked for $80,000 a night. What makes the suite special - apart from the price - are the extra services like a 24/7 personal assistant, a private chef and a butler.
But they have gone even further in Geneva; the whole suite is super reinforced. In fact, it contains a giant safe, a security camera system and bulletproof glasses are everywhere. In addition, you'll find some unique furniture in the suite. For example, the 1930 Brunswick pool table, the Steinway grand piano, the Bag & Olufsen BeoVision 4-103 home cinema system or a private lift.
1. Stephen's Villa, The 13 - Macau - $100,000
The luxury hotel "The 13" in Macau offers the most expensive suite in the world. Stephen's villa costs $100,000 per night and is an astonishing size (2800 m2) and elusive luxury. The interior is inspired by the baroque style. Everything is richly ornamented, from frescoes to furniture and sculptures. The luxurious suite contains multi-million dollar decorations. It is accessible with a private lift. And it will occupy an entire floor on the top floor of the hotel.
The hotel will open in 2023 and will only offer villa-style suites. They spent an average of $7 million on furniture for some of the suites. And by the way, "The 13" has the largest fleet of Rolls-Royce Phantoms in the world. They are exclusively red and gold. One is, of course, always available to Stephen's Villa guests. Just like the butlers who studied in England, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.