Staying in an expensive hotel is one of life’s little luxuries, and for some, a luxury hotel means more than just accommodation with a spa and room service. With suites that take up an entire floor and penthouses with private elevators, some hotels take the word “luxury” to a whole new level.

Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva

A night in the Royal Penthouse Suite at the President Wilson Hotel will cost you $ 53,000 for one night’s stay. With your own private elevator, there are four bedrooms, six marble-decorated bathrooms, your own personal cocktail lounge, and incredible views through bulletproof glass over Lake Geneva, Mont Blanc, and the city. There are marble and hardwood floors throughout the living room and library, and there is a dining room with a mahogany table that sets twenty-six. For visiting celebrities and heads of state there is also top-notch security.

Hugh Hefner Sky Villa, Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas

This suite was built to model the original Playboy mansion and is the ultimate bachelor house. A night at Sky Villa will cost you $ 40,000, although it cost approximately $ 10 million to build. The villa is two stories high and has a glass elevator, 24-hour butler service, a spa that extends over the hotel, a revolving bed under a mirrored ceiling, a spa and massage room, a gym, a poker table, fireplace and pop-up plasma screen televisions. There are three rooms, so when you arrive in Las Vegas with your friends for that bachelor party, this is the place to stay.

Ty Warner Penthouse, Four Seasons Hotel, New York

The Four Seasons is the tallest hotel in the world and from this suite located on the 52nd floor you can enjoy a 360-degree view of the city through the floor-to-ceiling windows. With nine rooms that have woven mother-of-pearl, gold, and platinum fabrics included in their decor, you’ll pay $ 34,000 per night. Be attended by a 24-hour butler, use the personal trainer or simply enjoy the waterfall in the Zen Room. There is a library with a grand piano and a Rolls Royce waiting to take you where you want to go.

Villa La Capula Suite, Westin Excelsior, Rome

This suite is over 6000 square feet with additional balconies and terraces. It is a two-bedroom suite, which can be converted into five bedrooms if desired, and costs $ 29,000 a night. With its traditional Roman interior, it underwent a $ 7 million renovation. There is a private kitchen, a dining room with an antique chandelier, a library, a private cinema, and your own display case with over 150 wines to choose from.

Presidential Suite, Ritz-Carlton, Tokyo

For $ 25,000 a night, enjoy the Presidential Suite on the 53rd floor, with stunning views of the Roppongi Hills and the exterior gardens of the Imperial Palace. Sleep in a king-size four-poster bed, enjoy the large marble bathroom with the large flat-screen TV, and have access to a fitness center and indoor pool.