If you had all the money in the world, you’d most likely live a life of extreme luxury,
filled with expensive sports cars, yachts and grand trips around the world.
While most of us are familiar with spending a night in a hotel room, chances are you've
never seen the types of rooms that the rich and famous frequent.
A night's stay at these hotels will literally break the bank, Lets get it on!
EMPATHY SUITE Probably one of Vegas’s best kept secrets,
only because there aren’t many people on the planet who can even afford to know about
it, is the Empathy Suite in the Palms Hotel, the most expensive hotel room on the planet.
At a cost of $100,000 a night, you can’t simply book this 2 story mansion in the sky,
you have to apply to be able to even get a reservation.
Walk inside and the first thing you’ll find is this striking piece with two sharks in
it, which is quite a way to enter a room.
Further on in the first floor you’ll find a full bar that seats 13, filled with medical
supplies to represent the crazy Vegas lifestyle.
Walk into the game-room and there’s a one-of-a-kind pool table unlike any other, just a few feet
away from a sitting room with what’s gotta be the longest couch in the world, and we
haven’t even talked about the infinity pool yet.
Overlooking the entirety of Las Vegas, the glass enveloped infinity pool is the perfect
place to really soak in a hundred thousand dollars’ worth of luxury.
From the second-floor master bedroom you get a wraparound view of the city skyline and
the mountains on the horizon.
Waking up here has got to make you feel like a serious high-roller.
MURAKA SUITE Civilizations underwater are a common fantasy
in movies, but at the Conrad Maldives Hotel in the Maldives, that fantasy is very much
a reality and an expensive one at that.
Only accessible by a private seaplane, the Muraka has one of the most exclusive hotel
rooms on the planet.
On its own private island, the Muraka isn’t just a hotel room, it's an experience.
Both above and below the Indian Ocean, the most insane feature is the underwater master
bedroom, where you can relax as light filters in through the water and tropical fish and
even sharks swim about the 180-degree wraparound view.
On the upper floors are a full spa, jacuzzis overlooking the ocean and a massive deck that
includes access to a yacht and jet skis that you can rip around the tides whenever you
want, and even with all the water around you, no suite would be complete without its own
infinity pool.
While this fantasy dream vacation might seem entirely priceless, the entire underwater
experience comes in at $50,000 a night, a pretty staggering number, but where else can
you literally sleep with the fish and wake up with them?
GRAND ICE SUITE The Snow Village Hotel in Finland has got
to be one of the coolest hotels on Earth, literally and figuratively.
Uniquely hand-carved every winter from thousands of tons of ice and snow, you’ll never get
the same experience here twice.
Unlike anything you’ve ever seen, every part of this insane hotel is hand-sculpted
and features ornate dragons, wizards, warriors and even White Walkers on the walls of the
suites, although I’m not so sure that’s a sight I’d be thrilled to wake up to in
temperatures well below freezing.
With a price tag of $10,000 a night for the Grand Suite, you’ll never stay in a place
this unique again.
You can screen movies and episodes of Game of Thrones in the ice theater, sit on a real
iron throne without the iron, and while you’ve got an igloo-like spacious room with a $100,000
unique sculpture carved right into the wall, there’s also a heated area for those who
can’t handle the cold.
If you manage to make it through the night on these crazy crafted ice beds, you get a
certificate with your name on it to prove your bravery, and that alone might be worth
the cost.
JEWEL SUITE New York is one of the most famous cities
in the world, but also one of the most expensive, and a night at New York Palace’s Jewel Suite
will certainly run the cost of an already expensive visit way up.
The suite was designed by famous jeweler Martin Kass, who actually stores 2 million dollars’
worth of his jewelry inside.
The suite features a 2-story tall living area with wraparound floor-to-ceiling views of
New York’s incredible skyline out the 16 foot windows.
Included is a gourmet kitchen with seating for ten, and a jewel-adorned master bedroom
unlike any you’ve ever seen.
As if this weren’t enough, there’s a hidden private elevator to the 3rd floor solarium
and massive terrace where the best part of the entire suite awaits..
The hot tub!
This massive tub can fit up to 10 people and provides an incredible view of the Empire
State building from the 54th floor.
This really is the ultimate place to throw an epic party, if you can afford the insane
$25,000 dollar a night bill.
Don’t worry though, if you book the room for a month you’ll get a great deal at just
$250,000 for 30 nights.
THE GRAND PENTHOUSE SUITE The massive 12 thousand square foot Penthouse
Suite at the Mark Hotel is one of the most expensive in America.
The luxury suite is bigger than most houses, with 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, but no answer
as to why you’d need more bathrooms than bedrooms.
The hotel room seems to go on forever, big enough to get lost in pretty easily with its
many living, sitting and reading rooms each stocked with hundreds of thousands of dollars
of designer furniture, art, and décor.
If you can find your way to the 10 person dining room, you’ll be hand-served exquisite
one-of-a-kind meals whenever you want by a full team of butlers and world renowned chefs,
who like to use ingredients like $10,000 a pound truffles flown in from Italy for anything
from simple snacks to full dinners.
The 26-foot-high vaulted ceilings give way to massive windows with what’s only a preview
of the best view in all of NYC.
But for that, you’ve gotta make your way to the rooftop terrace.
Located right over Central Park, the view of Manhattan is unmatched as you feel like
the king of the world from your insanely exclusive perch.
So what’s the cost of living like a billionaire for a night?
How about $75,000.
As the most expensive suite in an already insanely expensive city, it’s easy to see
how it earns that title.
ROYAL BRIDGE SUITE Dubai is one of the busiest and wealthiest
business capitals in the world, so with all the rich people flooding in and out year-round,
it’s no surprise that some of the most luxurious hotel rooms in the world are available to
tend to their expensive tastes.
The Royal Bridge Suite at the Atlantis Hotel does exactly that.
The suite feels more like a renaissance museum than a hotel room, with its high vaulted ceilings
covered in wall-to-wall hand-painted murals, and art on the walls decked in 22k gold.
Inside there’s a spa where you can enjoy the most expensive massages around, and once
you’re all loosened up you can sit on the balcony overlooking the Arabian Sea while
your round-the-clock butler handles your every need.
The Royal Bridge Suite will really make you feel like royalty, and at $30,000 a night,
you better believe you’re getting your money’s worth.
TY WARNER PENTHOUSE SUITE Waking up to the startling view of Manhattan
in a custom-made bed with gold threaded sheets seems priceless, but at the Ty Warner Suite
at the Four Seasons New York, it can be yours for only $45,000 a night.
With a price tag like that, the accommodations better be worth it, and they definitely deliver.
The walls the sculptures clings to are lacquered with over a million dollars of straw market
tree, an incredibly rare wood you won’t see anywhere else.
The 26-foot-tall vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows provide a breathtaking view that makes
you feel like you’re on top of the world, probably because you actually are.
The bathroom features an infinity tub and rain head shower with views of Central Park
and the Manhattan skyline as a backdrop for a relaxing dip.
Of course, at this level of luxury you’re not expected to leave the room for much, which
is why the Suite includes 24 hour butler service, and if for some reason you’re gonna head
out on the town and leave all this elegance behind, a chauffeured Rolls Royce Phantom
is included with your stay.
HARDWOOD SUITE At the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas, the Hardwood
suite gives the term baller a whole new meaning.
This $25,000 a night hotel room in the heart of the Vegas Strip comes with 2 bedrooms,
4 bathrooms, and its own hardwood basketball court.
At a price tag like that, it's no wonder this suite is favored by NBA players when they’re
in town for a few nights of partying.
The design of the room continues the athletic theme, with a locker room to get ready for
a private game.
Inside there’s a massive bar, fully stocked with seating for an entire team.
While there’s a colossal master bedroom for the host, guests can also pull out massive
mattresses from the padded walls so they can turn down in style after one of the most expensive
game nights they’ve ever experienced.
A 24-hour butler is on call to wait on guests' beck and call, providing gourmet catered meals,
and yes, he does keep score on the court.
NOBU HOTEL VILLA Probably one of the most famous hotels in
the city full of secrets, it’s no surprise that Caesar’s Palace has a hidden villa
that’s only available to the most exclusive Vegas high-rollers.
In the Nobu Villa you’ll find out what $35,000 a night gets you in Vegas.
Without ever having to leave the room, you’ve got access to your own private sauna, a media
room decked wall-to-wall in 4k TVs, two guest bedrooms, and a master bedroom with 22 karat
gold inlaid sheets, with access to a zen garden and outdoor hot tub with a sweeping view of
Sin City.
Outside on the 4700 square foot Skydeck, you can stand atop the world knowing you’ve
got access to the most exclusive room in a city built on exclusivity.
If you’re feeling hungry, the room comes with pretty much any cooking implement you
could imagine, including a barbeque pit, pizza oven, 16 person bar and of course, the highest
quality gourmet chefs from Nobu at your beck and call to make the finest meals money can
buy at the snap of your fingers.
SKY PENTHOUSE SUITE Miami Beach, the city full of sunshine and
very expensive hotel rooms, like the Sky Penthouse Suite at the world-famous One Hotel.
Located right on the ocean, the One is square in the middle of the best party city on the
planet, and the Sky Suite is right at the top of the most luxurious places around.
The two-story suite features four bedrooms and four bathrooms, which is the least you
can ask for at $45,000 a night.
With such a staggering bill, you’d expect the Suite to come with only top-of-the-line
elegance, and you’d be correct.
Decked in all white, with sunlight soaking in through the floor to ceiling windows, the
suite reflects the feel of being out on the beach without any of the annoying parts.
While the inside of the suite is breathtaking on its own, with the fully stocked gourmet
kitchen, champagne cooler, and massive master bedroom with a closet only a millionaire could
fill, take a step outside and you’ll see where the suite really dazzles.
The Sky Suite includes a massive terrace, bigger than both indoor floors combined, fully
furnished with enough seats to house a party full of people, or just soak up the Miami
sun while overlooking the amazing Atlantic ocean thousands of feet below.