From exclusive beachside resorts to villas with their own private pools, here are some of the most luxurious hotels in the world.
Whether you prefer luxurious safari lodges, all inclusive resorts or castle hotels, these are incredible places to stay. These expensive hotels are listed in no particular order as they all have their own charms.
Most Luxurious Hotels in the World
For those seeking the highest level of luxury while on vacation, you’ve come to the right place! We’ll be taking a look at some of the most opulent and indulgent hotels in the world, where pure extravagance meets modern convenience.
From coast-to-coast and across seas, prepare for an amazing journey full of destinations that will satisfy even your wildest travel dreams. Get ready to experience all that these high-end establishments have to offer – from lavish grounds and amenities, exquisite dining options, state-of-the-art spa facilities, sumptuous bedrooms with unrivaled views; It’s no wonder why they make some of the best places to stay around. So climb aboard this luxurious retreat train – let’s go explore these fancy hotels together!
1. Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Situated on a secluded beach in Krabi, Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve is an elegant resort inspired by traditional Thai architecture. The luxurious beachfront property has breathtaking views of the Andaman Sea and is home to an infinity pool lined with palms, as well as a signature spa offering exquisite treatments.
Throughout your stay, you will be pampered while exploring a stunning landscape. With its lush gardens, captivating interiors and magnificent facilities, it’s no surprise why Phulay Bay is one of the most sought-after luxury destinations in Southeast Asia.
2. Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, Indonesia
Nestled between verdant mountains and the azure waters of Jimbaran Bay, this Four Seasons resort is a luxurious oasis that combines the best of Balinese culture with modern amenities. Each of the resort’s villas is decorated in traditional Balinese style, with thatched roofs and intricately carved wooden furnishings.
Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay also features an expansive spa, where guests can enjoy a variety of treatments inspired by Balinese healing traditions. In addition, the resort offers a wide range of activities, from cooking classes to guided hikes through the nearby rice terraces.
3. Ashford Castle, Ireland
Set in 350 acres on the shores of Lough Corrib, Ashford Castle has been a destination for luxury and relaxation since it was first built in 1228. This Irish landmark is a popular destination for weddings and other special events.
One of the castle’s most iconic features is the Reagan Presidential Suite, which was used by US President Ronald Reagan during his visit to Ireland in 1984. The suite is decorated in a traditional Irish style and features a four-poster bed, a fireplace, and stunning views of the lake.
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Guests who stay in this split-level suite also have access to a complimentary bar. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Ashford Castle is sure to exceed your expectations.
4. Hotel De L’Europe, Netherlands
Hotel De L’Europe is one of the most iconic hotels in Amsterdam. Situated on the banks of the River Amstel, the hotel has been a focal point of the city since it was built in 1896.
Over the years, the hotel has welcomed many famous guests, including royalty, celebrities and politicians. They have now launched the world’s most luxurious hotel stay, priced at €1.25 million.
The purchaser of this unique package will receive a 2 night stay for themselves and up to 212 guests. A plethora of money can’t buy experiences, such as the opportunity to create a bespoke Salle Privée fragrance and an invitation from renowned fashion stylist, Danie Bles, to a lunch and workshop for up to 10 guests, with a vintage high-end fashion piece to take home.
They will also receive an original artwork collection from The Ravestijn Gallery, a tulip ring from Bibi van der Velden, which was once exhibited in the Amsterdam Hermitage museum and several other luxurious gifts. This one of a kind stay can be booked via the hotel’s website.
5 Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas
Inspired by the mythical lost city, Atlantis Paradise Island is one of the most well known Bahamas resorts. There are currently 5 hotels on Atlantis Paradie Bahamas: The Royal, The Beach, The Coral and newly built properties The Cove and The Reef.
Spread over 141 acres, the complex has 11 swimming pools, 21 restaurants, 19 bars and lounges and an 18 hole golf course. There’s also the 30,000 square foot Mandara Spa specializing in Balinese therapies.
The Royal Bridge Suite is located on the 23rd floor of The Royal. With floor to ceiling windows, this luxurious Bahamas accommodation is spread over 4740 feet and boasts 10 rooms.
There’s a 22 karat gold chandelier, a grand piano and your own private butler.
6. Titanic Mardan Palace, Turkey
The Titanic Mardan Palace Hotel is an all-inclusive resort in Lara, Antalya, Turkey. Costing around $1.4 billion to build, the property is known for its opulent Italian marble floors and intricate gold leaf details.
There are 30 restaurants, bars and lounges and a private beach with white sand from Egypt. Of the 560 rooms, the King Suite is the most expensive.
Starting at $4000 euros per night, this suite has two bedrooms and bathrooms, a sauna, cinema room, kitchen and office. Enjoy your own private pool and terrace, as well as butler service.
7. Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, USA
Las Vegas is host to many luxurious hotel brands and properties, from The Bellagio to the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace and The Palazzo at The Venetian. One of the best is the Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas.
This Five Diamond rated hotel has a prime location on the Las Vegas Strip. It’s one of the rare non-gaming and non-smoking hotels in the area, so if that fits you then you’re sure to enjoy the ambiance.
There’s a relaxing spa and several hip bars and restaurants where you can enjoy craft cocktails. While away your time at the Four Seasons Pool Deck and book a cabana for a special occasion.
8. Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi
Part of the Mandarin Oriental hotel group, the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi is renowned for its lavish interiors and attentive service. Reportedly costing over $3 billion to build, the property has more than 1,000 Swarovski crystal chandeliers.
There are 394 guest rooms and suites as well as 40 conference and meeting rooms. The three bedroom Palace Suite comes with its own dining room and large private terrace.
Nestled in a beautiful natural bay, the Emirates Palaces has a white sand beach and private marina. You can also stroll in 100 hectares of pristine gardens.
9. The Plaza New York, USA
An official National Historic Landmark, The Plaza has been going strong since 1907. Designed in the French Renaissance château style, this five star New York City hotel on Fifth Avenue and Central Park South has welcomed many celebrities over the years.
Take afternoon tea in the iconic Palm Court and relax in the Champagne Bar. The Guerlain Spa on the 4th floor is another popular hotel feature.
The Royal Three Bedroom Suite has a library, chef’s kitchen, living room with grand piano, dining room for 12 guests, powder room and a fully equipped fitness room. There’s private elevator access and white glove butler service.
10. The Chedi Andermatt, Switzerland
You wouldn’t expect to find a luxury 5 star hotel in a quaint skiing village, but The Chedi Andermatt is a welcome surprise. The award-winning spa is spread over 2,400 square meters and has indoor and outdoor pools.
There are five dining options at this fancy hotel including the Japanese Restaurant, which has one Michelin star. Every one of the 123 rooms and suites at The Chedi has its own fireplace.
The Gotthard Suite is the largest, with 5 bedrooms and bathrooms as well as a 33 meter terrace with panoramic views.
