1. Maharajah Pavilion, Raj Palace, Jaipur, India - $44,000/night
Raj Palace is a 16th-century Maharaja palace located in Jaipur, India, fit for royalty. In fact, it is owned by the royal family! Princess Jayendra Kumari Ji decided to restore the palace in 1995, bringing it back to its present splendor. From the luxurious fabrics and intricate decor to the overall breathtaking design and charm, this palace is the oldest castle in Jaipur. Raj Palace offers an incredibly convenient stay during your visit to Jaipur. The Raj Palace hotel is filled with antiques and artifacts from the Raj era, including stunning Oriental rugs, crystal chandeliers, and rich fabrics. With striking domes, elaborate wall decorations, columns, and courtyards, the palace is not only majestic, but the history here seems to come alive.
Maharajah Pavilion is a 16,000-square-foot suite within a Maharaja palace. The pavilion spans four floors, all connected by a private elevator. Amenities include a private lobby, double-height reception rooms with vaulted ceilings, a library with an opulent dining room connected to the kitchen, a fully-equipped "entertainment gallery" with a private rooftop offering panoramic city views, as well as a small jacuzzi. Additionally, there is a swimming pool. The area also features a large lounge with soft seating, a private bar, a library, a study area, and a refined dining space with a private butler entrance and adjacent private spa. The cost for a night at the Maharajah Pavilion is $44,000/night.

2. Penthouse Suite, Hotel Cala Di Volpe, Sardinia, Italy - $41,700/night
Hotel Cala di Volpe embodies luxurious charm amidst nature and the sea. Located in the beautiful Porto Cervo in Sardinia, the 100-room Hotel Cala di Volpe, a Luxury Collection hotel, is a favorite among celebrities. The hotel offers 121 rooms and suites, each decorated with Sardinian handcrafted furniture, trompe l'oeil paintings, and intricate ceramic tiles. Private terraces provide stunning views of Cala di Volpe Bay, making them an ideal spot to enjoy the nearby 18-hole golf course. The Penthouse Suite offers the most spectacular natural vistas in the hotel, with a nightly rate of $41,700.
The Penthouse Suite comes with a personal butler, and for just over $40,000 per night, you'll enjoy a plethora of exclusive perks. Spanning 2,691 square meters, this vibrant, Sardinian-inspired paradise features 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms (each equipped with a hot tub), 2 living rooms, a private gym, steam room, and sun deck. With panoramic views of the sparkling Costa Smeralda coastline, the suite's expansive terrace areas, covering nearly 2,700 square meters, include a large private pool, multiple balconies, and an outdoor dining area that seats 8—perfect for enjoying local delicacies paired with rare wines from the suite's exclusive wine cellar.

3. Suite Sultan, Ciragan Palace Kempinski, Istanbul, Turkey - $41,500/night
One of the largest and most expensive suites in the world, the Suite Sultan offers an unparalleled experience where guests can immerse themselves in the grandeur of a historic Ottoman palace once inhabited by kings. Starting at $41,500 per night, Suite Sultan at Ciragan Palace is one of the largest suites in Europe, spanning over 4,930 square meters in the historic wing of the hotel. Staying in Suite Sultan is a true luxury privilege. Upon arrival in Istanbul, guests are treated to free limousine transport from the airport to the property (also provided for departures). For those who truly want to arrive in style, Ciragan Palace features the only registered helicopter pad on the Bosphorus.
Not only does the suite come with a 24/7 personal butler, but guests can also indulge in age-old traditions, such as therapeutic water treatments in a Turkish bath with handcrafted soaps in 12 different scents, which are sliced and packaged by the butler. Entering the suite through a grand foyer, guests will find the luxurious living room, a dining area for 12, and two large bedrooms situated on either side of the dining room. All furnishings, including Ottoman-style furniture and 19th-century accessories, are custom-made in Turkey.

4. Alang Alang Chateau, Cannes, France - $41,000/night
Alang Alang is truly one of the most stunning resorts in Southern Europe, where luxury is reflected not only in its opulence but also in its intrinsic value. Alang Alang boasts 9 magnificent rooms with en-suite bathrooms, offering sweeping views of the sea, mountains, Cannes, and on clear days, all the way to St Tropez. To ensure your stay is both comfortable and luxurious, the villa includes an on-site spa featuring an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, massage center, as well as a beauty salon and nail studio. Alang Alang also boasts its own private beach within the grounds.
The final touch of luxury at Alang Alang is the dedicated team of staff on hand, including a private chef, butler, villa manager, and an entire team of personal assistants, all available to cater to your every need during your stay at Villa Alang Alang. For your comfort, the outdoor infinity pool features a bar by the poolside, along with a sound system. The garden area also features a beautiful water feature and the villa’s private beach, ensuring you never need to leave this paradise—Villa Alang Alang. Additionally, Alang Alang provides a spacious area for staff, including 4 single beds, a kitchen, bathroom with a shower, a living room, and a security camera system to give the staff a space to relax without encroaching on the main areas of the villa.

5. Royal Bridge Suite at Atlantis The Palm - $38,000/night
As one of the largest and most luxurious suites in the world, the Royal Bridge Suite spans an impressive 924 square meters, adorned with gold and precious marble. This grand suite offers an elevated level of luxury, perched 22 stories above Atlantis, an iconic symbol of Dubai’s renowned hospitality. With its collection of signature suites and dedicated staff, guests can indulge in exceptional, personalized service, ensuring an unforgettable stay. The cost of a night in the Royal Bridge Suite is $38,000.
The Royal Bridge Suite boasts 3 opulent bedrooms, spread across two towers (East and West), offering breathtaking views of the Palm Jumeirah and the Arabian Sea. Staying in this suite guarantees a royal experience, reserved for the elite. A-list celebrities like Kim Kardashian have chosen to stay here during their visits to Dubai. From the extravagant reception area, to the lavish bedrooms, a private dining room with a 16-seat gold-leaf dining table, a spacious living room with a library/media center, and the master bedroom and bathroom with a hydrotherapy tub, customized shower, and 22-carat gold toiletries, every detail is designed to pamper its guests.

6. Live Exquisite at St. Regis Maldives Vommuli - $37,500/night

The Maldives stands as one of the ultimate destinations for luxury and privacy. For those seeking the pinnacle of both, the St. Regis Maldives Vommuli Resort offers unparalleled experiences. After undergoing renovations, the resort has reopened with even more exceptional offerings for its guests. The enhancements focus on upgrading the accommodations, including new wood finishes, roofing, flooring, and refinished surfaces, all designed to elevate the guest experience and deliver the unique services St. Regis is known for. St. Regis Maldives Vommuli is a highly eco-friendly resort, featuring 77 villas, with 33 on the beach and 44 overwater villas.
Among its exclusive offerings, the Live Exquisite package stands out. This extraordinary four-night package is priced at $150,000, making the nightly rate $37,500. Guests opting for this package will stay in the John Jacob Astor Estate Villa, one of the largest overwater villas in the Maldives, offering 1,540 square meters of opulence. The estate features three bedrooms, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a private home theater, a wellness center, and a dedicated butler service. Additionally, guests will embark on an unforgettable overnight cruise aboard the stunning 66-foot Azimut yacht, Norma.
Located just a short 20-minute ride from Male aboard a luxurious motorized catamaran, Jumeirah Vittaveli offers unparalleled variety, refined luxury, and bespoke exploration experiences, whether you're seeking a romantic retreat or an extraordinary family getaway. The resort features 89 villas and suites, each with a private pool and direct access to either the beach or lagoon. These private and spacious villas, available in one or two-bedroom options, provide the perfect haven for both families and couples. The Royal Residence is among the most exquisite choices.
The Royal Residence at Jumeirah Vittaveli spans over 3,500 square meters of serene luxury, with five bedrooms. This villa functions like a private resort, complete with two private pools overlooking the residence's beach, a dedicated barbecue restaurant offering live cooking and Teppanyaki-style dishes served on a Dhoni deck. Ideal for families, the villa can accommodate up to 14 guests. Guests can dine in the elegant dining room or unwind in the sunken living room surrounded by fragrant lilies, complete with a poolside bar and private sun deck.

8. Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens, Greece - $50,000/night
Grand Resort Lagonissi rests along the Athenian Riviera, a 72-acre peninsula south of the Greek capital. Priced at $50,000 per night, it is currently one of the world's most expensive resorts. With stunning views of the sea, private pools, and its own beach, the resort offers a sense of exclusivity, nestled within expansive grounds and Mediterranean-inspired decor. The bungalows and suites are designed to take full advantage of the breathtaking Aegean Sea views. While Athens' attractions are captivating, guests need not leave the resort as it offers an array of entertainment services to cater to every need.
The resort boasts ten restaurants, including an Italian-inspired eatery and the Galazia Akti outdoor Greek restaurant, ensuring every culinary desire is met. Indulge in the finest Greek cuisine, relax at the resort's spa, or enjoy personalized services to make your stay even more extraordinary. In addition to VIP check-in and check-out, Grand Resort Lagonissi offers two master bedrooms with king-size beds, spacious living areas with fireplaces and dining tables, a fully-equipped business center, a kitchen with grilling and BBQ facilities, and even a private hairstylist for guests.

9. Necker Island - $44,000/night
Sir Richard Branson’s 74-acre private island is undoubtedly one of the most tranquil retreats in the British Virgin Islands. Acquired by Branson in 1978, Necker Island is the definition of luxury, offering gourmet dining, cutting-edge activities, and world-class amenities. The island can be exclusively rented for large events or shared with others during special Celebration Weeks. You’ll be mesmerized by the beautiful Bali-style villas, featuring teak furnishings, crisp linens, and stunning ocean views. The expansive Great House has 15 rooms and offers panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, and surrounding islands.
Each bedroom on Necker Island comes with a private balcony, king-sized bed, and en-suite bathroom. Indulge in sumptuous meals prepared by your private chef at various locations around the island, with menus tailored to your spontaneous cravings. For those seeking adventure, you can try tennis, kayaking, snorkeling, or windsurfing. Alternatively, relax in the Necker Island Spa or simply lounge on a hammock by the pristine beach, soaking up the sun. The white sandy beaches and peaceful surroundings create a perfect escape from the outside world. A night’s stay on this exclusive island costs $44,000 per night.

10. Hilltop Villa, Fiji - $44,000/night
Hilltop Villa on Laucala Island, Fiji, is renowned as one of the most luxurious and expensive hotel residences in the world. A night in this lavish villa comes with a hefty price tag of $44,000, but in return, you receive top-tier services for each guest. Owned by Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz, the villa offers absolute privacy. Designed with contemporary style and Fijian influences, the villa integrates seamlessly into the natural surroundings, offering 360-degree views of the ocean and lush landscapes, ensuring the ultimate relaxing getaway.
The Hilltop Villa spans over 2,000 square meters, blending both indoor and outdoor living spaces. Located in one of the most untouched and pristine environments in the world, fewer than 3% of tourists visit Fiji. Each room is as luxurious as the master bedroom, with the second bedroom providing direct access to the main deck and a series of steps leading to a private pool. All the furnishings are made from local materials such as palm wood, doga wood, and magi magi. The estate includes the main villa, two large guest villas, a private pool, a private runway, and services like nannies, drivers, and chefs, making it feel like a resort within a resort.
