With over 150 five-star hotels, Dubai is a paradise for those seeking luxury living. But for those seeking the truly money-no-object experiences, scroll through to see some of city’s — and the world’s — most expensive hotel rooms.
With over 150 five-star hotels, Dubai is a paradise for those seeking luxury living. But for those seeking the truly money-no-object experiences, scroll through to see some of city’s — and the world’s — most expensive hotel rooms.
The Lana/Dorchester Collection
<strong>The Royal Malakiya Villa at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf: from $3,800 per night. </strong>These exclusive villas boast expansive Arabian-inspired spaces, including lounge areas and bedrooms that open onto serene terraces and patios with a private plunge pool and cabanas.
The Royal Malakiya Villa at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf: from $3,800 per night. These exclusive villas boast expansive Arabian-inspired spaces, including lounge areas and bedrooms that open onto serene terraces and patios with a private plunge pool and cabanas.
Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf
Guests at the Royal Malakiya Villa also have access to a private butler service, and the resort’s private beachfront.
Guests at the Royal Malakiya Villa also have access to a private butler service, and the resort’s private beachfront.
Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf
<strong>The Grand Atlantis Suite at Atlantis, The Palm: from $8,860 per night.</strong> The largest room at the iconic Atlantis, The Palm has some of the city’s best sea views, with a terrace that wraps around three sides of the two-bedroom suite. In keeping with the hotel's underwater theme, the suite's entrance is flanked by two giant fishtail fountains.
The Grand Atlantis Suite at Atlantis, The Palm: from $8,860 per night. The largest room at the iconic Atlantis, The Palm has some of the city’s best sea views, with a terrace that wraps around three sides of the two-bedroom suite. In keeping with the hotel's underwater theme, the suite's entrance is flanked by two giant fishtail fountains.
Atlantis, The Palm
Guests here can enjoy butler service, 22-carat gold amenities and a soak in the outdoor hot tub with views across the Palm.
Guests here can enjoy butler service, 22-carat gold amenities and a soak in the outdoor hot tub with views across the Palm.
Atlantis, The Palm
<strong>The Marina Royal Suite at The Lana: from $13,600 per night. </strong>Overlooking the Burj Khalifa in Downtown Dubai, this two-bedroom suite has one of the most coveted views in the city.
The Marina Royal Suite at The Lana: from $13,600 per night. Overlooking the Burj Khalifa in Downtown Dubai, this two-bedroom suite has one of the most coveted views in the city.
The Lana/Dorchester Collection
With a private terrace stretching almost the entire length of the suite, as well as multiple entertainment rooms, The Marina Royal Suite is the perfect party pad.
With a private terrace stretching almost the entire length of the suite, as well as multiple entertainment rooms, The Marina Royal Suite is the perfect party pad.
The Lana/Dorchester Collection
<strong>The Royal Penthouse at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira: from $20,420 per night. </strong>From the moment you step off the private elevator, the newly renovated Royal Penthouse at the Mandarin Oriental Jumeira wows, with sea views<strong> </strong>from every corner of the bedroom and living space.
The Royal Penthouse at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira: from $20,420 per night. From the moment you step off the private elevator, the newly renovated Royal Penthouse at the Mandarin Oriental Jumeira wows, with sea views from every corner of the bedroom and living space.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai
A sunken outdoor fire pit, a 16-person dining room with a chef’s kitchen, and a private gym are all part of the exclusive experience here.
A sunken outdoor fire pit, a 16-person dining room with a chef’s kitchen, and a private gym are all part of the exclusive experience here.
Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai
<strong>The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai: from $21,800 per night. </strong>The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai has a vast column-studded living room with a stocked bar and baby grand piano, as well as<strong> </strong>a private gym with massage tables, a wood-paneled study, and a TV room.
The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai: from $21,800 per night. The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai has a vast column-studded living room with a stocked bar and baby grand piano, as well as a private gym with massage tables, a wood-paneled study, and a TV room.
Four Seasons
The enormous marble tub and expansive terrace overlooking the resort’s palm-fringed pool and the Arabian Gulf are highlights in this one-bedroom penthouse suite.
The enormous marble tub and expansive terrace overlooking the resort’s palm-fringed pool and the Arabian Gulf are highlights in this one-bedroom penthouse suite.
Four Seasons
<strong>Presidential Suite at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab: from $32,700 per night. </strong>Colloquially<em> </em>known as a “seven-star” hotel, the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab has become an icon of Dubai’s skyline and the city’s penchant for luxury. Its most expensive room is the two-bedroom Presidential suite — a gold-gilded, velvet-clad, palatial duplex.
Presidential Suite at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab: from $32,700 per night. Colloquially known as a “seven-star” hotel, the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab has become an icon of Dubai’s skyline and the city’s penchant for luxury. Its most expensive room is the two-bedroom Presidential suite — a gold-gilded, velvet-clad, palatial duplex.
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
It boasts butler service, a nine-choice pillow menu, and a private personalized bar. To top it off, there is a full-size jacuzzi tub in each of the master bathrooms, surrounded by Roman-style gold marble columns.
It boasts butler service, a nine-choice pillow menu, and a private personalized bar. To top it off, there is a full-size jacuzzi tub in each of the master bathrooms, surrounded by Roman-style gold marble columns.
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab
Other perks of staying at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab include airport pickup with the hotel’s fleet of Rolls-Royces, complimentary Hermès amenities, and access to the resort's iconic beachside infinity pool.
Other perks of staying at the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab include airport pickup with the hotel’s fleet of Rolls-Royces, complimentary Hermès amenities, and access to the resort's iconic beachside infinity pool.
Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, Dubai
<strong>The Royal Mansion at Atlantis, The Royal: from $100,000 per night. </strong>The most expensive room in Dubai, and one of the <a href="index.php?page=&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.architecturaldigest.com%2Fstory%2Finside-the-most-expensive-hotel-room-in-the-world" target="_blank">priciest worldwide</a>, The Royal Mansion is the best of the best. The 11,840-square-foot (1,100-square-meter) duplex has hosted the likes of Beyoncé and Jay Z.
The Royal Mansion at Atlantis, The Royal: from $100,000 per night. The most expensive room in Dubai, and one of the priciest worldwide, The Royal Mansion is the best of the best. The 11,840-square-foot (1,100-square-meter) duplex has hosted the likes of Beyoncé and Jay Z.
Atlantis, The Royal
From marble-clad bathrooms overlooking the Arabian Gulf to a private chef’s kitchen where any of the resort’s fine-dining chefs can whip up a private dining experience, the suite has everything you could ever need, and then some.
From marble-clad bathrooms overlooking the Arabian Gulf to a private chef’s kitchen where any of the resort’s fine-dining chefs can whip up a private dining experience, the suite has everything you could ever need, and then some.
Atlantis, The Royal
Atlantis Royal Dubai, March 2024
Guests staying at The Royal Mansion have their own plunge pool in the duplex suite—but they'll also have access to the resort's 22nd-floor infinity pool, Cloud 22 (pictured), exclusively for hotel guests.
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