Elite Traveller magazine, which caters to the super-rich who need truly outstanding and individualized experiences, prepares a list of the top 100 most opulent hotel suites every year. More than merely lavish decor, these hotel rooms also provide first-rate service, delectable food, prime locations, first-rate amenities, attentive employees, and environmentally responsible practices.

Here are some illustrations of these opulent hotel rooms:

1. A night at the President Wilson Hotel in Geneva costs $80,000: The entire eighth floor of the President Wilson Hotel is taken up by the 12-bedroom Royal Penthouse, which offers amazing views of Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva. The apartment has a sitting area with plenty of windows, a grand piano, a pool table, and a stock of rare books. The experience is completed with security features including a private elevator and bulletproof windows, marble baths with hot tubs, and opulent Hermes suites.
2. Grand Hyatt Cannes, Martinez Penthouse Suite, $53,000/night: This penthouse suite, which is on the seventh floor of the Grand Hyatt Cannes Hotel Martinez, has four bedrooms and a 270-square-foot patio with views of Cannes Bay and the exclusive Croisette Avenue. The opulent living and dining areas, personal butler, hot tub, and sauna are all available to guests. During the Cannes Film Festival, famous people like Eva Longoria, Bruce Willis, and Robert Pattinson have stayed here.
3. Fiji’s Laucala Island Resort, $45,000/night: The Laucala Island Resort in Fiji is located on a private island and provides visitors a tranquil haven with expansive island and ocean views. There are 25 villas in the resort, each sleeping up to 6 people and featuring private cooks, chauffeurs, nannies, and runways. To make a reservation at this luxury retreat, though, there are stringent guidelines and background checks that must be satisfied.
4. $40,000 per night for the Royal Suite Apartment at The Plaza in New York The Royal Suite at The Plaza Hotel in New York City features opulent extras like private elevators, spacious windows with views of Fifth Avenue, a grand piano, a dining area that seats 12, a library, and a gym. The bathroom has 24-karat gold-plated fixtures and heated floors. Every need of the visitors is taken care of, from breakfast in bed to evening beverages, thanks to the butler’s service.
5. Hotel de Paris, Princess Grace Suite Apartment, $37,000/night: The Hotel de Paris’s Princess Grace Suite honors Princess Grace with opulent regal decor. Two bedrooms, an office, two living rooms, a dining room, a kitchen, a luxurious bathroom, an outdoor eating area, a hot tub, a sauna, and an infinity pool are all included in this two-story, 260-square-meter suite. The opulence of the hotel’s past is reflected in its bright and sophisticated atmosphere.
6. Suite 5000 apartment at Mandarin Oriental New York, which costs $36,000 per night The Mandarin Oriental New York’s 50th-floor Suite 5000 is so coveted that it isn’t even mentioned on the hotel’s website. The Records Academy has handpicked a selection of movies and music for the hotel’s visitors to use. Three bedrooms, a walk-in closet, a dining table that seats ten people, and Swarovski crystal walls are all included in the 300-square-meter suite. The suite is decorated with well-known sculptures and works of art, making it feel incredibly opulent.

The level of luxury and exclusivity that the super-rich want when they travel is evident in these amazing hotel suites. For those who can afford it, these accommodations provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience with their breathtaking vistas, individualized service, and opulent facilities.

PRESIDENTS WILSON HOTEL, GENEVA – 80,000 USD/night

PENTHOUSE SUITE, GRAND HYATT CANNES, MARTINEZ – 53.000 USD/NIGHT

LAUCALA ISLAND Resort, FIJI – $45,000/NIGHT

ROYAL SUITE APARTMENT, THE PLAZA, NEW YORK – 40,000 USD/night

PRINCESS GRACE SUITE APARTMENT, HOTEL DE PARIS, MONACO – 37,000 USD/night

APARTMENT SUITE 5000, MANDARIN ORIENTAL NEW YORK, NEW YORK – 36,000 USD/night