Luxury Hotels – Where Celeberities spend their vacation
The finnest, most expensive room is by my surprise in Cannes, France. According to Forbes Penthouse Suite at Hotel Martinez has a nightly rate of $37,200. Price includes four bedrooms, a private terrace with a Jacuzzi and sweeping views of the Mediterranean. Now, that is astonishing. Thought for sometime now that the Burj Al Arab hotely in Dubai was the most expensive hotel eventhough it’s worth mentioning that in this sail-shapped hotel in the United Arab Emirates the cheapest room costs $10,900.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The Burj Al Arab Hotel
Burj Al Arab Hotel, source: www.jumeirah.com
The building is as tall as the Eiffel Tower. According to the Burj Al Arab web page the segment their accomdation from One Bedroom Deluxe Suite (which includes a beautiful view of the Arabian Gulf, features spiral staircase that lead to another level, seperating the living area from the entertainment, 170 square meters of area, living room with large lounge, dinning table for 4, private bar counter, guest washroom, dressing room, bedroom with king size or twin bed, luxury bathroom with jacuzzi) to the Royal Suite. Royal suite: The stately and opulent Royal Suite is the last word in luxury, with its lavishly appointed interiors, majestic colour scheme and sumptuous furnishings. Area: 780 square meters with private elevator, private cinema, master bedroom with rotating four-poster canopy bed and second bedroom, each with adjoining marble bathrooms with spa bath, walk-in shower, fine porcelain fittings and full sized Hermes – Faubourg fragrances and body products.
Royal Suites at Burj Al Arab, source: www.jumeirah.com
The Setai, South Beach, Miami, USA
”The Setai is an intimate, serene oceanfront resort in the heart of South Beach.” (source: Setai Hotel)
Setai Hotel, South Beach, Florida, source: www.setai.com
Penthouse-suite ranging to $25,000 per night. Hardly cheap hotel… What does it offer?
The penthouse takes up the entire 40th floor of the hotel: 6,500 square feet of interior space, plus 3,000 square feet of balconies and a private pool. It has two master bedrooms, each with a private terrace, and floors of polished black granite. It even comes with its own butler, Andrew Marston, formerly of Buckingham Palace. For The Setai’s highest-rolling guests, “it’s worth the money,” says Jennifer Tseng, a reservationist with the hotel.
According to hotel reservations staff, the suite fetches rack rate from December through March, no exceptions–and it’s booked more than once a month. But during the less popular spring and summer months, the price is flexible, dipping as low as $15,000. (source: http://www.forbes.com/2006/04/19/hotel-super-suites_cx_sb_0420feat.html)
The Point, Saranac Lake, NY, United States
Tucked Away In The Adirondack Mountains On A Pristine Lake, This Former Rockefeller Adirondack Great Camp Offers The Ultimate Civilized Wilderness Experience. Log Architecture, Stone Fireplaces, Sumptuous Beds, Antique Furniture And Hunting Trophies Recreate The Historic Great Camp Era.
The Point Hotel, NY. Source: www.fivestaralliance.com
A Refined And Relaxed House Party Atmosphere, Superb Food And Wine Under The Guidance Of Master Chef Albert Roux And The Feeling Of Total Escape Have Earned The Rating Of Number One Resort Hotel In The United States.
Only 11 rooms on the property, each with custom bed, large fireplace and huge bathtub. No phones and no television on the property. (source: FiveStarAlliance). The price can easily reach $1,800 per night.
Hotels like Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland, Banyan Tree Seychelles, Villa D’Este in Lako Como, Italy, Hotel de Crillon in Paris, France, etc.
Mahe Island, Seychelles. Source: travel.yahoo.com
