Most expensive hotels in the world | See the top 10 with their prices

Have you ever been curious about the most expensive hotels in the world? How expensive do you imagine? Let me guess $5,000. Although that is definitely a lot of money for a commoner. However, not even the least hotel room on this list goes for that price. The ones on this shortlist start at $18,000 per night!

In this part of the world(Nigeria), as the second most expensive hotel city in the world, there are quite a lot of expensive hotels around. Find out their prices and locations here. But does any of the Nigerian hotels make it into the top 10 most expensive hotels in the world? Keep reading to find out.

 

Top 10 most expensive hotels in the world

The hotels on this list have everything, from luxurious penthouse suites with magnificent city views to extravagant underwater hotels.

#10   The Gwen, Michigan Avenue Chicago

Highest price per night: $17,000

The Gwen is named after Gwen Lux, a pioneering female sculptor of the twentieth century who was born in Chicago and is a fitting emblem for Marriott’s Luxury Collection’s Chicago location, which tries to have each hotel reflect the spirit of its location.

The Gwen, located on Chicago’s iconic Magnificent Mile and housed in the historic McGraw-Hill building—complete with its 1928 facade—does just that. Art deco interiors with taupe and gold-hued rooms exude old-fashioned glamour while yet being stylishly modern.

#9   Mardan Palace Lara

Highest price per night: $20,000

Mardan Palace is a nice hotel in Lara, Antalya, that cost an estimated $1.4 billion to build. It is often regarded as Europe’s most expensive luxury resort, with over 560 hotel rooms.

A 12,000 square-foot spa, four aquariums, five acres of the pool, and a private beach for guests with sand imported from Egypt are among the amenities. The hotel features velvet-lined furnishings, exotic wood floors, and marble bathroom interiors, making it ideal for tourists seeking comfort and elegance.

#8   Burj Al Arab in Dubai, UAE

Highest price per night: $24,000

The fourth tallest hotel in the world, this modern marvel is the world’s fourth-tallest building. The building’s shape is suggestive of a ship’s sail. It contains a helipad, and the hotel was designed by Tom Wright. It is also asserted to be a seven-star establishment.

#7   Ritz Carlton, Moscow

Highest price per Night: $26,300

The Ritz Carlton Moscow is described as a 19^th-century architectural homage to Imperial Russia appears like it was built for a Tsar. All 334 rooms feature Altai Mountains marble finishes, and guests who reserve the topmost Club Suites have full rights to an exclusive 11th-floor lounge with views of the Kremlin.

The Ritz Carlton Suite includes Russian Imperial furnishings, a library, heated flooring as well as an exquisite grand piano, is enclosed by floor-to-ceiling windows, and boasts Russian Imperial furnishings, a library, heated flooring, and also an exquisite grand piano.

#6   Hotel Plaza Athenèe (France)

Per night: $27,000

The Hotel Plaza Athénée is a five-star hotel located at 37 East 64th Street, between Park and Madison Avenues, on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. It includes 143 hotel rooms and was built in 1984.

The largest suite in this French hotel business is located on the fifth floor. From the hotel, you may enjoy views of the Eiffel Tower. Guests have their private kitchen and steam room, as well as French Regency textiles and furnishings.

#5   The Bvlgari Villa, The Bvlgari Resort Dubai, UAE

Highest Price Per night: $30,000

The Bvlgari Resort Dubai is a true ‘urban sanctuary for guests and locals alike, located on the exclusive, constructed Jumeira Bay, an island cut into the shape of a seahorse. The sunny complex, specifically designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, has 101 rooms and suites but also 20 Bvlgari villas with a pool, garden, and sea views.

The hotel’s finest accommodation is the ultimate opulent resort for a family which goes for $35,000 a night with its stunning oval pool, huge garden and wooden covered terrace, a private residence cinema, inner hydromassage, and hammam.

#4   The Royal Villa Grand Resort, Lagonissi in Athens

Highest price per night: $50,000

Mel Gibson and Leonardo DiCaprio once stayed at the Royal Villa, which costs $35,000 per night. There are two master bedrooms, each of which has a marble bathtub and steam bath, as well as a butler’s quarters. A private message space, a heated pool, as well as a private terrace with a view of the beach are all available.

#3   The Penthouse Suite – Hôtel Martinez

Highest Price Per night: $53,000

The Hôtel Martinez’s Penthouse Suite will set you back $53,000 for a night. The Hôtel Martinez is located in Cannes, France, one of the most well-known resorts on the Côte D’Azur.

For $53,000, you can expect to stay in a 1000 square foot suite on the resort’s top floor, with stunning panoramic views of the ocean from your wood-paneled panorama terrace.

Each of the four bedrooms has a king-sized bed, as well as a separate living and dining area, marble bathrooms, a Turkish tub, and a personal jacuzzi on the terrace.

#2   Royal Malewane, South Africa

Highest price per night: $59,250

Royal Malewane, a magnificent game reserve in South Africa’s Greater Kruger National Park, is one of the top hotels and resorts for safari fans. This safari resort offers one of Africa’s most qualified guiding teams. In turn, making it a perfect base from which to watch the Big Five game animals.

A luxurious spa with a warm lap pool, steam room, and fully equipped gym is available. The Royal Malewane Bush Spa uses Healing Earth, a South African substance, for its treatments. This takes place in individual casitas. A kosher kitchen is available, as well as an extensive wine and whisky list.

#1   The Palms, Las Vegas

Highest price per night: $100,000

The Palms is known for its famous high-rolling environment. Even though there are numerous luxury establishments to select from on the Las Vegas Strip. The Palms’ penthouse suites have hosted several of the most elevated events Las Vegas has ever seen, and they’re meant to entertain. The property offers luxury and style to suit every taste, with penthouses, villas, and themed suites.

Conclusion

You’ll want to visit at least a few of these locations at least once in your life. So, therefore, I believe you should start saving now. Prepare for the most luxurious vacation you’ve ever had at hotels with five stars or higher.