Got some money to burn? We have accumulated the world’s most outrageously expensive hotel suites so you can do just that. Instead of a down payment on a house or a new car, you could spend one night in one of these over-the-top rooms.
Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson.
The number one most expensive (and luxurious) suite in the world in located in Geneva, Switzerland, which should come at no surprise considering Swiss essence is trés chic. For the measly price of $62,613.47 you can stay in this sprawling 1,700m² suite located on the rooftop floor of hotel. The suite comes with 12 luxury rooms and marble bathrooms, panoramic views of the lake and mountain backdrop, Bang & Olufson gadgets, and a private gym. This suite also comes equipped with the toughest security, bullet-proof glass and hired body-guards for the rich and famous. The Royal Penthouse is so glorious it really shouldn’t be considered a suite, it’s in a league of it’s own.
Shahi Mahal Suite, The Raj Palace Hotel.
Want to live the in ultimately luxury like a Maharajah Prince? This would be the place to do it, considering this palace was created for India’s royal family. Costing up to $60,000 a night, this palace suite will sure be worth it: it is currently undergoing renovations, though when it is finished, it will have a new 24,000-square-foot landscaped terrace garden and a three-sided infinity pool. The suite already boasts its own astrology room, library, bar, and private theater.
Ty Warner Penthouse Suite at The Four Seasons NYC.
Named after the billionaire-owner of the Four Seasons hotel brand, this suite is the perfect place for out-of-towners to come experience New York City glamour, if you’re willing to sell all your belongings to afford the one night’s stay of $45,000. The Penthouse took seven years and $50 billion dollars to create, soaring 800 feet over the streets of Manhattan, a view like this is unforgettable. The Penthouse comes with its own Zen room (in case the price gave you a stroke), private spa room, floor-to-ceiling windows, grand piano, and 24-hour personal butler. This Penthouse embodies old-world money and glamour with the sophistication of New York City’s elite. 
Hilltop Estate Owner’s Accommodation, Laucala Island.
Once owner by media magnet, Malcolm Forbes, this property is a “resort within a resort”. Located up in the tropical rainforest of Laucala Island, staying at this estate is like renting out your own private island, for half the price. For only $40,000 a night, this 11,000m² piece of property is perfect for a multi-family getaway, if you’re Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The estate has a uniquely designed main residence with its own panoramic pool landscape, two spacious guest residences and special services such as a private cook, a chauffeur and a private nanny. When the estate is available for rent, you must apply by application. You must then wait for an invitation to stay in this most exclusive of paradise villas.
Penthouse Suite, Hôtel Martinez Cannes.
For the wealthy and famous Cannes Film Festival-goers, this is the chicest and most in-demand place to stay. The suite is set aside for the biggest Hollywood producers, actors, and directors. For only $37,500 a night, this beautiful art-deco suite can be yours. The suite comes with up to 4 bedrooms, a private 290m² terrace with jacuzzi (with the most exquisite view of the Bay of Cannes), living room, and private dining room. This is absolutely the most perfect place to host that grand soiree for all your celebrity friends.
*Coming soon, Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Los Cabos will debut one of the grandest most expensive villas ever built starting at $30,000 per night. The estimated date of opening is still pending, but early 2015 is the word on the street.
Photographs courtesy of the properties.
