The World's Most Expensive Hotel Rooms

By Author: Madeleine Duke
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Some of the world's most expensive hotel rooms are in the Bahamas, Paris, Tokyo, Rome and Geneva. Luxurious touches in these rooms include marble bathrooms, fireplaces and grand pianos. Guests can snuggle on soft cotton sheets under a duvet. Duvets in these hotel rooms are made from high-quality down that will keep guests warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Guests who stay in the Bridge Suite at the Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas will be waited on by a staff of seven. These employees have a private entrance to the suite. Guests can enjoy a water view from the 800-square-foot balcony. The suite has a living room, a dining room and a kitchen. The living room has a grand piano and two entertainment centers. There is a 22 carat gold chandelier in the dining room. A pantry adjoins the kitchen. The master bathroom has a walk-in shower and two toilets.

The Royal Suite in the Four Seasons George V Paris has a marble fireplace in the living room. The dining room will fit eight guests. Guests can work in the suite's private office. The marble bathroom in the master bedroom has a sauna and a steam room.

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... is a panoramic view of Tokyo from the Ritz-Carlton Suite on the 53rd floor of the city's Ritz-Carlton. This suite has a living room and a den. There is a flat-screen television in the marble bathroom. Guests in this suite have access to the Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge.

Frescoes adorn the living room cupola in the Villa La Cupola at the Westin Excelsior in Rome. Marble stairs lead to this suite's second story. A Jacuzzi, sauna, fitness room and steam bath are located on the second story. This suite has two terraces and a private cinema.

Spectacular views of Lake Geneva are visible from the Royal Penthouse Suite at the H?tel Président Wilson in Geneva. This suite has 12 rooms and 12 bathrooms. Rooms include a library, a billiards room and a fitness center.

Employees at these hotels make every effort to please guests who are spending as much as 40,000 pounds per night for one of the world's most expensive hotel rooms. Guests can request an extra duvet, more towels, additional toiletries and other items. Duvets, blankets and pillows are replaced as soon as they show signs of wear.

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