World’s most eye-popping hotel suites (1)

If you are a millionaire, then you must have tried at least one of these top-notch suites in any of their locations. If you are not, then you may want to see what millionaires can afford while being away on business or vacation.

Grand Resort Lagonissi, Athens

This royal villa provides its guests with every amenity required by the high price of the stay – around $35,000 per night: gourmet restaurants, lush grounds, private beach, indoor and outdoor pool, steam bath and massage room bed along with first-rate private service: butler, chef and pianist.

The Westin Excelisior, Rome

Rich in history and situated in one of the most coveted streets of Rome, in the vicinity of the city’s main attractions, Via Veneto, The Westin Excelsior – unique through its awe-inspiring dome – boasts the most luxurious suite in Europe, Villa La Cupola. Spanning across two floors, it provides a “Roman Emperor” experience, offering sumptuous interiors and unmatched views. There are also three Via Veneto Suites just under the Cupola on the corner of the façade.

Hotel Cala di Volpe, Costa Smeralda , Italy

Just like any other place in Italy, Sardinia is a romantic spot for a lovers’ vacation. The Cala di Volpe Hotel was designed by Jacques Couelle in the early 1960s and renovated by the designer’s son. It may well look like a mix between a desert monastery and Dr.No’s lair but it definitely provides grand-scale comfort. Belonging to the de-luxe collection of Starwood Hotel, this hotel’s most treasured asset is the presidential suite.

Royal Penthouse Suite, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland (1)

This is the world’s most expensive hotel – a room can be booked for $65,000 a day – and contains 12 magnificent rooms. Bullet-proof windows and doors, private elevator, billiard room, gym and library. Set at the heart of the awe-inspiring background of Mont Blanc, it offers breathtaking views of Lake Geneva and the lush parks along the noted Rue de Rhone.