sprawling Spanish Colonial style home of Villazzo founder Christian Jagodzinski in Miami, Palm Island is part of his Villazzo collection and will set you back a cool $13,300 per night, peak season. Its 11,000-square-foot interior has a lounge with a grand piano, a home theater, a full-size billiard room, a state-of-the-art gym, and four bedrooms, while the vast palm-tree lined grounds feature a two-bedroom guesthouse, a 130-foot-long heated walk-in pool with its own waterfall and Jacuzzi, and of course a private stretch of waterfront to moor your yacht or speed boat. South Beach is only five minutes drive away.Link....
Magician David Copperfield bought this exotic 150-acre island in the Exumas in 2006, and at this price you might think your eyes are playing tricks on you. The exclusive-hire resort accommodates 24 people in 12 state-of-the-art beach houses done in bright tropical tones and all hooked up with iPods. All food, alcohol and boat trips on the private fleet of yachts, catamarans and jet skis that service Musha and its adjacent ribbon of islands (also owned by Copperfield) are included in the price. Highlights include open-air movies on the beach.Link....
This state-of-the-art three-villa resort accommodating a maximum 40 guests is famous for its privacy and hence beloved of celebrities. The villas—Russian Amethyst, Brazilian Emerald and African Sapphire—each have their own pool, hot tub, fitness center, home theater, elevator, personal butler and eight-member private staff. The eight-bedroom African Sapphire is the priciest at $90,000 per week high season ($12,857 per night) plus 20 percent tax and service. But what’s a little extra when your ocean-view villa comes with a private snorkeling pond and architectural waterfall, and floating hot tub off the second floor? The five-bedroom Russian Amethyst with roof top terrace is a relative bargain at $80,000 per week.Link...
This sprawling contemporary six-room villa with a vast terrace and garden swimming pool overlooking the famous beaches of Pampelonne and Cap Camarat is one of the most prized properties in Europe. But it’s the pampered service provided by Villazzo staff that makes your $26,700 a day (peak rate) worth it. Avoid traffic by exploring the Cote d’Azur in the villa’s private helicopter before returning for an in-room massage from a Villazzo beautician, a candle-lit dinner in the grounds prepared by your resident gourmet chef, and exclusive entrance to St. Trop’s famous Club 55 night spot which is just across the road.Link...
Ciragan Palace Hotel
Located in Istanbul on the Bosporus, this hotel was originally the home of the Ottoman sultans and has been around since the 16th century. It was turned into a hotel in 1991. The hotel has two buildings- the original palace and the new hotel. If you ever dreamed of living like a king, this would be a place to go. It only costs 7,500 per night.Link...
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Hotel Martinez
The Martinez Hotel in Cannes bills itself as having the biggest, most expensive and only terraced penthouse suite on the Cote d’Azur. It has two bedrooms, a Turkish bath, a kitchen, a personal sauna, as well as a wraparound terrace that can hold 100 people. A private butler is available 24 hours a day. Pure luxury in one of the most expensive regions in the world.Link... Labels: 2. Expensive Hotels
Atlantis Hotel
The Bridge Suite is located on top of a bridge that connects the two Atlantis Royal Towers giving you an excellent view of the hotel, marina, and islands. The ten-room suite is decorated in red, black and gold…lots of gold! For the price you are paying it should make you feel like a king! The room has its own butler and cook, who come in via their own entrance so they never bothers you. This place is the ultimate tropical island suite. In fact, it’s so luxurious you may never venture out of it.Link....
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Palms Hotel
Located on the 34th floor in the Fantasy tower, the Hugh Hefner Sky Villa has everything you need to feel like the ultimate playboy. There is an an outdoor Jacuzzi, living room, media room, dining room and bar, and, of course, an eight foot rotating bed for when you entertain all your playboy bunnies. This suite is the most expensive room in the world right now but, to live like “Hef” for the day, it might be worth it. Note: Playboy bunnies not included.Link....
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At 2,500 square-feet, the Ritz Carlton Suite provides a library, a grand piano, and a heated floor for its guests. The floor-to-ceiling windows are great for gazing at St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Kremlin, or the Red Square.Link....
At 2,500 square-feet, the Ritz Carlton Suite provides a library, a grand piano, and a heated floor for its guests. The floor-to-ceiling windows are great for gazing at St. Basil’s Cathedral, the Kremlin, or the Red Square.Link....
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