The Most Expensive Hotel Rooms In World

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8 ) Burj Al Arab Hotel – Dubai ($15,000 a night)



The Burj Al Arab is a luxury hotel located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It is an iconic structure, designed to symbolize Dubai’s urban transformation and to mimic the sail of a boat. All the suites of this remarkable hotel are spacious to say the least, each taking two floors, with the floor to ceiling glass windows affording stunning views of the Arabian Gulf. Dining in the hotel is an equally memorable experience, with a choice of eight different restaurants, though the signature dining room, Al Mahara, should not be missed, with it’s enormous aquarium providing both the centerpiece, and a convenient location to store the seafood items on the menu.

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9 ) Lanesborough Hotel – London ($14,500 a night)



The Lanesborough is a prestigious 5-star hotel on Hyde Park Corner, Knightsbridge, central London. Operated by the American Starwood Hotels corporation, it is reputedly the most expensive hotel in London. A 24-hour private butler is available to each guest. The Lanesborough has accommodated visiting royalty, eminent politicians and entertainers. Opposite are Hyde Park and Apsley House, the former home of the Duke of Wellington. The hotel is next to Hyde Park Corner tube station.

All rooms are decorated with handcrafted Regency period pieces, with 1820′s furnishings and 21st century technology. A state-of-the-art fully interactive TV system with free movies on demand, with wireless keyboard and printer, gives free access to the Internet, e-mail, Microsoft® Office, movies on demand, as well as extensive CD and DVD libraries. All guest rooms offer a mobile phone that, upon request, can operate throughout Europe, additionally each room has a private telephone line and fax machine.

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10 ) Peninsula Hotel – Hong Kong ($5,000 a night)



The Peninsula Hong Kong is one of the most internationally recognizable hotels in Hong Kong. Each one of the hotel’s opulent guest rooms is comfortable and stylish and equipped with advanced technology for the convenience of hotel guests – underlined, of course, by the world-famous Peninsula service. Renowned as one of the best French restaurants in Asia, Gaddi’s is Hong Kong’s most elegant dining experience while Felix offers a sleek and stylish city rendezvous with stunning views across the harbour.

Afternoon tea at The Peninsula’s Lobby is a Hong Kong institution, and the best authentic Cantonese food in town is served in Spring Moon.The hotel features a state-of-the-art fitness center and a huge Roman-style swimming pool. The pool opens onto the hotel’s sun terrace, providing an incredible view of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. The Peninsula Spa by ESPA offers luxurious bespoke treatments for both body and mind.