The 48 most expensive hotel rooms in America

48. Thompson Chicago – Chicago, Ill. One of the Windy City’s most trendy hotels, the Thompson has six handsome Penthouse Suites that cost between $2,000 and $5,000 nightly.  

 All of the bi-level, loft-style suites feature comfy amenities and modern technology; some feature terraces with sweeping city views.47. Andaz Maui – Wailea, Hawaii. Andaz Maui’s multi-bedroom residential villas start at $2,500 a night and require a 3-night minimum stay.Guests enjoy stylish amenities and easy access to one of Maui’s best beaches. 

 46. Four Seasons Las Vegas – Las Vegas, Nev. The Four Seasons's Strip View Presidential Suite fetches $3,000 per night.
 The sleek, Art Deco-inspired design scheme distracts guests from the floor-to-ceiling, wrap-around windows and 60-inch television. 

 45. ARIA – Las Vegas, Nev. Located within the ARIA’s jaw-dropping Sky Suites, the ARIA Sky Villas ($3,500 to $7,500 per night) range in size from 2,000 to 7,000 square feet.
 Each one features panoramic windows with unbelievable views of The Strip, innovative in-room technology, private sauna, billiard room, and luxurious kitchen.

 44. Fairmont Orchid – Waimea, Hawaii. The only Fairmont on the Big Island sports two Presidential Suites, which garner between $3,900 and $4,200 per night. These luxurious two-bedroom oceanfront suites overlook the resort’s beautiful white sand beach, swimming lagoon, and the Pacific Ocean.43. Auberge du Soleil – Rutherford, Calif. Starting at $4,000 a night, The Private Mansions at Auberge du Soleil offer some of the Napa Valley’s most luxurious accommodations.42. Post Ranch Inn – Big Sur, Calif. The Post Ranch Inn’s newest accommodation, the Post House, offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and Santa Lucia Mountains.The 2,220-square-foot complex (around $4,000 per night) features natural and sustainable materials and reclaimed wood, and is filled with custom furniture and original Post family heirlooms.
 
41. The Ranch at Rock Creek – Phillipsburg, Mont. One of Montana’s premier lodging options, The Ranch at Rock Creek offers the incredible Sweet Grass Tent for $4,200 a night.
 This two-bedroom luxury tent is located on the scenic banks of Rock Creek, and includes an outdoor cedar soaking tub and master living area.

 40. Windsor Court Hotel – New Orleans, La. The Windsor Court Hotel’s spacious Presidential Suite (from $4,500 per night) on the 22nd floor is a preferred stop for celebrities and dignitaries visiting the Crescent City.t 2,700 square feet, the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Penthouse Suite features beautiful furnishings, original artwork, a baby grand piano (played by the likes of Billy Joel) and two private landscaped terraces.39. Conrad – New York, N.Y. Designed by Jill Greaves, the Conrad Suite ($4999) is one of Downtown NYC’s top luxury options.Guests enjoy Shanghai Tang and Tara Smith amenities, three flat-screen TVs, and a Jacuzzi tub.38. Venetian – Las Vegas, Nev. Running up to $5,000 a night, the Venetian's Penthouse Suites are yet another in-demand Vegas luxury destination.The 18 suites are approximately 2,900 square feet in size. Each contains two bedrooms, an Italian marble foyer, fireplace, and huge bathrooms with Jacuzzi tubs. 37. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Chicago – Chicago, Ill. One of Chicago’s most tony addresses offers a newly redesigned Presidential Suite. Starting at $5,100 a night, the classy two-story spread resides on the 25th and 26th floors. 36. The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation – Greensboro, Ga. The Presidential House at The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation is a 5,400 square foot, private house.
Ideal for big families and groups, the spread ($5,500 per night) includes a pool, four master suites with baths, a formal dining room for 16, a game room, gourmet kitchen, and more
 35. Mandarin Oriental, Atlanta – Atlanta, Ga. The Mandarin Atlanta’s Mandarin Suite ($6,000 a night) resides on the 15th floor, boasting high ceilings and 2,340 square feet of luxury.Guests enjoy dramatic views of the Atlanta skyline from two balconies.

 34. Hotel Casa del Mar – Santa Monica, Calif. One of Southern California’s leading beachfront properties, Casa del Mar impresses with its Presidential Two Bedroom Suite (starting at $6,000 a night).The 1900 square feet of ocean-view luxury features a king size bed in each of the two bedrooms. Located on the seventh floor, this suite directly faces the Pacific Ocean.  33. The Langham, Chicago – Chicago, Ill. For $6,000 a night, guests can enjoy one of Chicago’s newest luxury options.The Langham, Chicago's Infinity Suite clocks in at 2,700 square feet, with lots of area for entertaining and a dining room that can accommodate up to ten. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer expansive views of the city. 32. St. Regis Aspen Resort – Aspen, Colo. One of the premier addresses in America's toniest ski town, the St. Regis offers a troika of Presidential Suites ($6,670 per night) with mountain views. Each unit sports high ceilings, designer furnishings, and an elegant marble bathroom.

 31. Halekulani – Honolulu, Hawaii. Waikiki’s foremost name in luxury, the Halekulani offers three incredible premier suites (up to $7,000 per night) that feature expansive space and exceptional viewsThe Royal, Halekulani, and Orchid Suites exude class and style, with a variety of modern amenities.30. Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel at Mauna Kea Resort – Kohala Coast, Hawaii. When it comes to Hawaiian luxury, the Hapuna Beach Prince’s Hapuna Villa is hard to top. The 8,000-square-foot villa costs $7,000 per night and overlooks one of America’s highest-rated beaches. Guests of the villa enjoy private limousine service, four expansive bedrooms (each with its own private bath and lanai) ... 

 As well as a private swimming pool and a gourmet kitchen. Also included is professional butler service and 24/7 personalized attendants.

 29. Bellagio – Las Vegas, Nev. Bellagio’s Chairman ($7,000) and Presidential ($6,000) Suites come in at 4,075 square-feet each, with excellent views from their perch atop the Spa Tower. 28. Mandarin Oriental, Miami – Miami, Fla. For $7,500 (and up) a night, guests can experience either of the Miami Mandarin’s two show-stopping suites.
 The Oriental Suite features a private media room, and sprawling terrace; the Mandarin Suite contains a spa serenity room with a 24-hour on-call therapist, as well as a gourmet kitchen.

 27. Four Seasons Hotel Chicago – Chicago, Ill. Starting at $7,800, the Four Seasons Chicago’s Presidential Suite occupies a corner of the hotel’s 46th floor. Guests enjoy magnificent views, contemporary design, and a private fitness room. 26. The Joule – Dallas, Texas. This neo-gothic landmark from the 1920s has been transformed into a five-star hotel at the epicenter of downtown Dallas. As the saying goes, everything's bigger in Texas, and the hotel's 2,500 square foot Penthouse Suite ($8,000 a night) is perfect for entertaining large groups.From an eight-person dining room and fully-stocked bar to a pool table, the penthouse is ideal for a big celebration. Along with a pair of bedrooms, the suite also includes two balconies with scenic city views.25. Langham Place, New York – New York, N.Y. Starting at $9,000 per night, the Langham Place’s Empire Penthouses feature floor-to-ceiling windows with unparalleled views of the Empire State Building
 24. The Peninsula Beverly Hills – Beverly Hills, Calif. A favorite luxury option among visitors to Los Angeles, The Peninsula Beverly Hills attracts industry titans with its Peninsula Villa ($9,700 per night).A grand double staircase leads up through the hotel garden to the private entrance of this 2,336 square foot, bungalow-style space. The two-level terrace features a mosaic-tile-backed hot tub. 23. Casa Madrona – Sausalito, Calif. The Mansion at Casa Madrona houses the breathtaking Alexandrite Suite ($10,000 per night).The 5,000-square‐foot, two-bedroom suite (named after the rare gemstone) can be expanded to include an 11-room mansion that’s a popular option for corporate retreats and destination weddings.

 22. MGM Grand – Las Vegas, Nev. MGM Grand’s SKYLOFTS, which range in size from 1,400 to 6,000 square feet, cost up to $10,000 per night.

 21. Ojai Valley Inn & Spa – Ojai, Calif. Privately situated on more than an acre of beautifully manicured space, Casa Elar is a 10,000 square foot, Italian-style villa situated on the property of the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa. 
 For up to $10,000 per night, guests enjoy a pair of suites, each featuring carved limestone fireplaces and an outdoor covered porch with fireplace. A barbecue terrace includes a stone pizza oven, gas BBQ, and built-in seating.


20. The Chatwal – New York, N.Y. The Chatwal’s Barrymore Suite offers the exclusive use of the penthouse floor in the hotel’s landmark Stanford White-designed building for just $10,000 a night.


19. Four Seasons Denver – Denver, Colo. From its 16th floor perch, the Four Seasons Denver's Presidential Suite ($10,075 per night) provides stunning mountain views.

 18. The Royal Hawaiian – Honolulu, Hawaii. The Royal Hawaiian’s signature Royal Hawaiian Suite starts at $10,800 per night.
 17. Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas – Las Vegas, Nev. One of Vegas’s foremost names in luxury, the Mandarin wows with its three presidential suites. 
 The Emperor, Mandarin, and Taipan Suites ($15,000 a night) each sport a different design, but all contain a similar, over-the-top layout. 
 16. Mandarin Oriental – Washington, D.C. Not far from the White House, the DC Mandarin’s Presidential Suite is fit for, well, a president
 At $15,000 nightly, the suite offers panoramic views of DC spreading across to Maryland and Virginia, perfect for politicians, dignitaries, musicians and celebs visiting during cherry blossom 
season.
Located on the ninth floor, the three-bedroom suite features striking modern design with decorative Asian touches such as a troika of handsome Chinese compasses.


15. Four Seasons Resort Hualalai – Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. With direct walk-out access to the beach, the Hawaii Loa Presidential Villa ($15,045 nightly) is the most expensive option at the only Four Seasons on the Big Island.
 Guests in this majestic, three-bedroom oceanfront suite enjoy watching sunsets over the Pacific as well as the seasonal migration of humpback whales. 



 The interior contains traditional, Hawaiian-made feather cloaks, capes, and helmets, and the expanded lanai includes a private hot tub.

 14. Four Seasons Resort Maui – Wailea, Hawaii. For $16,500 per night, guests can experience a night in one of the Four Seasons Maui's two presidential suites.


 The Maile and the Lokelani Suites each contain three bedrooms and, at more than 5,000 square feet of living space, are the largest suites on the island

 The Maile and the Lokelani Suites each contain three bedrooms and, at more than 5,000 square feet of living space, are the largest suites on the island.13. Hotel Bel-Air – Los Angeles, Calif. The $17,000 per night Presidential Suite spans 2,265 square feet and features a handsome wood-burning fireplace, a huge private courtyard, and a 15-by-22 foot swimming pool. 

 12. Beverly Hills Hotel – Beverly Hills, Calif. Anyone can feel like a movie star with a stay in one of the hotel’s two Presidential Bungalows, which cost between $19,100 to $22,000 per night. 
Guests have use of three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms, a professional chef’s kitchen, landscaped private gardens, fireplaces, and a pool with waterfall features and underwater speakers.
 11. Mandarin Oriental, New York – New York, N.Y. The NYC Mandarin’s $20,000 a night Presidential Suite offers awesome Central Park views from its perch atop the 53rd floorKey features include a media room, private kitchen, and a spectacular master bath that’s encased in honey onyx walls.10. The Pierre, A Taj Hotel – New York, N.Y. The $20,000 a night Tata Suite at The Pierre includes two bedrooms.The 2,088 square foot suite, named for the founder of Taj Hotels, offers sweeping views of Central Park, as well as Tata family artifacts and books that chronicle the history of India’s premier business group.  
9. New York Palace – New York, N.Y. The New York Palace throws its hat into the luxury ring with its two specialty triplex suites, The Jewel Suite by Martin Katz and The Champagne Suite.

 The two 5,000 square foot suites ($25,000 a night) sit 53 stories above Manhattan at the top of the hotel’s exclusive hotel-within-a-hotel, The Towers.Guests of the suites enjoy Maybach house car service

 8. Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace – Las Vegas, Nev. Located inside Caesars Palace, the world’s first Nobu Hotel is home to the world’s largest Nobu Restaurant as well as the show-stopping Nobu Villa.
 This $25,000 per night, 10,300 square foot villa boasts a 4,700 square foot outdoor terrace overlooking the Las Vegas Strip.

 Standout features include a signature omakase sushi bar, modern media and game rooms, gym and massage room, and an art gallery.
 7. Beverly Wilshire, Four Seasons – Beverly Hills, Calif. The Penthouse Suite at Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills is the largest hotel suite in Los Angeles. 


 Located on the private, 14th floor of the Beverly Wing, this three-bedroom, 5,000 square foot suite offers panoramic views from its spacious terrace.

 Visitors accustomed to Beverly Hills' high price tags won't wince at the $25,000 nightly rate.
 6. The Greenbrier – White Sulphur Springs, W.V. The Greenbrier is one of the country's most famous destination resorts, nestled in the scenic foothills of West Virginia’s Allegheny Mountains.The Greenbrier is renowned for its incredible Presidential Suite. The two-floor, seven-bedroom spread, which costs $25,000 a night, contains a library, grand piano, and private patio.5. The Plaza – New York, N.Y. A big name on an island full of big names, The Plaza throws its hat into the luxury ring with its opulent, three-bedroom Royal Plaza Suite ($30,000 a night)Overlooking Fifth Avenue and the Pulitzer Fountain, the suite contains an assortment of rooms filled with gorgeous furnishings and touches inspired by the royal court of Louis XV. 


 
 4. Park Hyatt New York – New York, N.Y. A newcomer to the NYC hotel scene, the Park Hyatt impresses with its 2,239-square foot Presidential Suite.

For $30,000 (and up) per night, guests relax while surrounded by natural stone floors, museum-quality artwork, and panoramic views of 58th Street.3. The Setai – Miami, Fla. Situated on one of America’s most famous hotel streets – Miami Beach’s Collins Avenue – The Setai stands out thanks in part to its opulent oceanfront penthouse.At 10,000 square-feet, the jaw-dropping accommodations take up The Setai’s entire 40th floor, offering 360-degree city and beach views. The $32,000 a night spread include four bedrooms, gourmet kitchen, and large dining room, as well as a 3000 square foot rooftop tropical sanctuary.2. The Palms – Las Vegas, Nev. In a city full of high rollers, The Palms lures big-wigs off of the Strip thanks to its over-the-top offerings. At $35,000 a night on the weekends, the two-story sky villa comes in as Las Vegas’s most expensive option for an overnight stay.Highlights include a glass-enclosed cantilevered pool, private terraces, massage and fitness rooms ... And even a dry sauna. 

 
1. Four Seasons Hotel New York – New York, N.Y. While its regular rooms aren't too shabby, the Four Seasons has cemented its commitment to luxury by offering North America's most expensive hotel suite.