Top 10 most expensive hotels in the world that make luxury vacations worth the money
A vacation will give you maximum recovery if it is exactly as you imagined it. Staying in the most expensive hotels in the world makes you realize that fantasy can be made true. Although luxury has no boundaries, it has clear monetary outlines. Today we will describe what you get when you search for the most expensive places to stay in the world.
Of course, season can play a big role in the price, but these hotels are either expensive or extremely expensive. These are the most expensive hotels on Earth. Their cost is made up of top-notch things and services, so first find out exactly what you are getting. They say it is really worth it. Check out the article and pick a destination for your next mega luxury trip.
1. Kokomo Private Island, Fiji
An island is the first thing that presents itself when you start dreaming of a vacation. Solitude, peace and quiet are the desires that unite this world. Kokomo makes it real. The island is remote from the other oases of Fiji and it can be completely at your disposal. We will tell you about the cost of such a service and find out what gives this piece of paradise on Earth below.
Golden sands of Kokomo accommodate up to 40 people. You can stay in separate comfortable villas, which themselves are a separate resort. Thus, you will be in complete privacy and seclusion even without buying the whole island. Villas range from romantic one-bedroom hideaways to six-bedroom spaces with plenty of on-site entertainment.
Any option for your stay will include dining (no alcohol), all non-motorized sports activities and a gift 45-minute spa treatment or a one-time instructor-guided dive.
If you want to spend more money, you can get whatever you want within the legal limits. The wide variety of spa treatments and excursions that will keep you from getting bored are revitalizing and impressive for the long haul. The restaurant scene is very Instagrammable as the best chefs work here. Whatever you order - from a sandwich to Fugu fish - will be a masterpiece on a plate. Have your own guided tasting in the wine cellar for only $175 per person and make your own personal plan for experiences on the island and neighbouring hills.
The price for booking a villa is $6,000 per night, and you can become king of the island for $65,000 per night.
2. Soneva Jani, Maldives
The idealistic nature of the Maldives has created a plethora of luxurious hideaways both on the white sands and right above the blue waters. Hotel Soneva Jani offers its unique over-water villas, connected only by a winding path for a luxuriously comfortable vacation with the highest level of service and the highest price per stay in the world.
The two-storey, multi-bedroom villas feature a slide from the top floor that descends simply into the azure waters. The terrace over the water is adorned with an ocean-coloured blue pool, and the roof over the master bedrooms slides completely open so you can fall asleep right under the stars.
Another accommodation offering from a very expensive hotel in the world are the beach villas surrounded by jungle. You'll get privacy, full service, direct beach access and your own private pool on the premises.
You can take advantage of either a separate booking or an all-inclusive service to add tranquility and discretion to your luxury vacation.
The dozen restaurants serving the resort present a great variety of gastronomic scenes and serve as a separate experience, the pleasure of which you will experience several times a day.
The spa, or rather spas, located over the water incorporate a collection of revitalizing treatments for body, mind and soul. The use of natural materials and forces of nature allows for the recovery for a long time. The resort will provide entertainment not only for you but also for children of any age. Enjoy yourself and let your children relax. It is a perfect family vacation.
The price for the villa will be from $6,400 per night, and the all-inclusive service will suit those who are ready to spend more.
3. Ho'olei at Grand Wailea, Waldorf Astoria Resort, Hawaii
Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts serves as a benchmark for sustainability and expanding notions of luxury and comfort.
Grand Wailea has taken the step of primacy to new heights. This Maui resort has made it to the top 10 most expensive vacation accommodations in the world. The resort area is broken up into several luxurious locations that provide their own havens and services, working towards one goal. The Ho'olei Hotel is located in a gated area and houses several secluded villas with a full range of luxurious comforts.
The panoramic view from the hill gives the villas a "king of the mountain" atmosphere, while private pools and the ability to order all services to your room allow you to relax on your own property with little to no contact with the outside world.
The opportunity to use the services of the entire resort remains, so you can add up a vacation relative to your desires: spa centre, fitness centre, kids club, a variety of restaurants and types of water and underwater activities.
For those who want an experiential vacation, the hotel offers an immersion into Hawaiian culture and hospitality. You'll see ceremonies, traditions, familiar activities and get to taste quality Hawaiian cuisine where most of the ingredients are gathered on or around the island.
Pricing for booking the villa starts at $2,500 per night.
4. One&Only Gorilla's Nest, Rwanda
Luxury does not necessarily mean beach. You will realize this when you stay at one of the most expensive hotels in the world. One&Only Gorilla's Nest offers very spacious rooms and suites for stays, some reaching over 4,000 square feet. Get personal use of multi-level terraces, relaxation pools and 24-hour service.
There is an on-site restaurant, bar, and spa with private pool, all with panoramic views of volcanoes and rainforests. You'll be pleased to know that all food and drink is already included in the cost of your expensive stay. However, avoiding splurging is unlikely.
The hotel offers unique and exotic excursions. You will be able to get acquainted with the animal world of the jungle quite safely under the guidance of professional guides. A trip to the mountain gorillas is the main highlight of the hotel. This is where the extra costs start. However, will it stop anyone being at the most expensive resort in the world> An extra $1,500 for a permit is probably worth the unique offer. The resort has a helipad and you can take some more spectacular hikes over the jungle and volcanoes.
The price of staying at the hotel villa starts at $6,000 per night.
5. Six Senses Zil Pasyon, Seychelles
You may feel like you've escaped to the edge of the world and you probably have. The Seychelles has its own unrivaled tropical ambiance, and the skillfully inserted hideaways in the mountain slopes will only add to your paradise of comfort and possibilities. Idealistic interiors are filled with terraces with plunge pools and outdoor showers, where freedom is not limited to just being able to see the horizon. Residences where wine cellars are part of your rooms are furnished with art collected from around the world.
When you enjoy the spaces and decide to go out for adventure, professional guides will be waiting to show you the delights of the undeveloped part of the island. Entertainment will include an open-air movie theatre and a spa where the power of nature is focused only on your complete recovery and life extension.
Six Senses Zil Pasyon is one of the most expensive hotels in the world, where uniqueness and luxury are part of your vacation.
Prices for staying "at the edge of the world" start at $3,500 per night.
6. Kudadoo Maldives Private Island, Maldives
One opportunity to pay an expensive price but get all that a paradise resort in the Maldives has to offer. All you have to do is choose one of the 15 overwater villas to get almost unlimited access to restaurants, luxurious spa treatments and limitless activities on the island. Exceptional experiences such as a unique underwater restaurant, private yacht cruises and private airplane excursions will be the exception. There are also extra experiences, but the main ones will be enough for more than one long vacation.
A personal butler will help you put together an exclusive vacation plan, talking you through all the possibilities and fantastic activities on the island. A cheese and wine cellar will also be at your endless service.
The location of the secluded island is perfect for a crazy escape from the world. It's like you're on a comfortable large boat, where a 360-degree view of the blue ocean horizon and nothing else.
Kudadoo Maldives Private Island is one of the most expensive and luxurious hotels on Earth, which will be able to give you many blisses of this world.
The price of an overwater villa starts from $5,500 per night.
7. St. Regis Residence Club, Aspen, Colorado
If you're looking for a mountain retreat, these 25 comfortable homes, with a host of included accommodations, could be the goal. Spaces include multiple bedrooms, their own filled kitchen, and atmospheric fireplaces that add a simply fabulous ambiance during the winter. The popularity of the hideaways increases in the winter as the complex offers all the services of a ski resort.
Housekeeping is available 24 hours a day and is included in the price of your stay.
You will get shuttle service not only to and from the airport but also to the main centre of the complex where you can take advantage of spa treatments, a glamorous restaurant scene with notable chefs and even shopping.
The outdoor pool will keep you entertained during the warmer months, and the snowy hills will allow you to enjoy the best delights of the slopes. The fitness centre is included in your rate at any time of the year and you can enjoy both individual and group classes. The St. Regis Residence Hotel welcomes pets and makes a comfortable vacation for them as well.
Pricing for a mountain retreat starts at $3,200 per night.
8. Al Maha, a Luxury Collection Desert Resort & Spa, Dubai
Dubai boasts numerous luxurious and expensive resorts, but this desert gem exceeds expectations. Al Maha is set amidst yellow dunes and its villas are tented. It's worth going here as the tented residences are truly comfortable. From afar, the desert resort may resemble a Bedouin village but only because it is hard for the mind to imagine anything else in the middle of the desert. The 42 sailing villas have several bedrooms, their own relaxing oases among the sand that you can dip into whenever you want.
The 360-degree panorama offers incredible yellow hilly landscapes where wild camel caravans and herds of gazelles pass through.
Your meal will be included in the price of your exclusive stay. Al Diwaan Restaurant will introduce you to both the unique cuisine of the region and the more familiar gastronomic scene. Take advantage of room service if you don't feel like leaving the desert idealistic paradise with unique activities inside.
A drive or horseback ride through the desert is still recommended as it's what people come back for. Although Al Maha is a very expensive hotel in the desert, it worth the full amount.
The price for a tented villa starts at $5,200 per night.
9. One Nature Nyaruswiga Serengeti, Tanzania
A world without boundaries is the motto of those looking for the world's most treasured vacation spots. Tanzania boasts its extremely comfortable tented camp, where individual residences offer a unique stopover with ample opportunities. The luxurious "wildness" of the refuges includes copper baths simply in the middle of the room, huge four-poster beds and private terraces from which you will discover Tanzania's amazing natural and animal life.
A restaurant, a bar and a landscape pool complete the overall facilities and enhance the experience. A special stargazing area is a delightful and unique experience.
One Nature Nyaruswiga Serengeti is an expensive retreat on Earth with a unique and non-traditional experience. Pricing for the space starts from $3,350 per night.
10. The Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, A Four Seasons Hotel, France
The history of the hotel dates back to the time of Churchill, Chagall and Taylor. Yes, they were all guests of the luxurious, even then, asylum. However, it was the world famous Four Season brand that brought it to the top of the most expensive hotels in the world.
Perched atop a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the hotel transports its guests to the beach and several entertainment locations via cable car.
Rooms express French chic and are filled with various lounge locations for your activities. Step out onto the terrace to start your morning with yoga or an invigorating cup of coffee. You'll get the same relaxation therapy watching the sun rise and set. The villas in the complex offer multiple floors with all the amenities to keep you in your space. A personal assistant can help you quickly arrange a romantic dinner at any location you like or put together a map of your vacation, filling it with all the possibilities and adventures.
Pricing for a mid-size suite can start at $3,600 per night.
