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13 Most Luxurious Hotels In The World

Hotels are one of the best ways to have a luxury experience. If you are looking for a bucket list vacation, or something beautiful for
a special event or group outing, a hotel can totally transform your experience. And some hotels take it to the next level, with amazing amenities like butler services and private pools, and the most beautiful decor on earth. If you are ready to see just how amazing hotels can get, check out these 13 most luxurious hotels in the world.

1. Burj Al Arab in Dubai

This hotel is so luxurious that it is often called the world’s very first seven-star hotel. It opened in 1999, and has been popular ever since. The hotel has its own artificial island, and is right off the coast of Dubai’s beaches. It’s an all-inclusive hotel with duplexes as big as 8,396 square feet. Each suite has a selection of Hermes toiletries and a pillow and bath menu. It also comes with a Rolls Royce shuttle service to the airport, and 24-karate gold leaf wall decor, and real gold iPads that each guest receives on arrival.

2. The Palms in Las Vegas

The Palms is one of the most exclusive properties on the Las Vegas strip. The high-profile parties that have taken place at The Palms’ penthouses are the stuff of legend. The resort also features themed suites and private villas. The 8,500 square foot Sky Villa features its own fitness center, massage room, private pool, 17 seat bar, and entertainment room. Another suite called the Hardwood Suite, has its own basketball court, locker room, whiskey room, and 11 TV’s.

3. Kamalaya Koh Samui in Thailand

This resort is not luxurious in the extent of its lavishness, but in its detailed approach to wellness and tranquility. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by signature mocktails and the opportunity to design their own wellness experience for the duration of their stay. Five-star meals, customizable spa sessions, and exercise classes are all amenities available to guests. The property sits atop a hill looking out to miles of sandy white beach and lagoons, with a seemingly effortless blend of the building’s architecture and the jungle that surrounds it.

4. The Ritz Carlton Wolfsburg in Germany

This is an interesting resort as it is set within the Volkswagen Autostadt theme park. So this five-star hotel is engulfed by everything automotive including the art, architecture, design and culinary approach. From all around the hotel, you can see the historic Volkswagen plant as well. The resort also features the restaurant Aqua, which has a Michelin three-star, as well as a floating outdoor swimming pool.

5. The Plaza in New York City

This hotel has been around since 1907 and has been host to all sorts of amazing people, from Hollywood Broadway legends and industry titans, to world leaders and dignitaries. The suites and rooms at the Plaza are all one of a kind, and have features like exposed brick ceilings and decor dedicated to the Jazz Age. The Rose Club is another amenity of the hotel, an iconic restaurant with plush seats and luxury cocktails.

6. Rancho Valencia Resort and Spa in California

If you are looking for a lush destination hotel, this is the place for you. It features a very well-known tennis program, spa, and amazing cuisine. In 2013, the property went through a $30 million renovation that has taken the experience up several notches. It now boasts a brand new spa and fitness center, as well as hand-painted tiles in the newly remodeled guest casitas.

7. Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong

This retreat is a flagship location that has 501 rooms and suites all dedicated to providing a luxurious experience in the heart of the city. Views of the Victoria Harbour and city skyline can be seen from the vast balconies of some of the suites. The Mandarin Oriental is a great choice if you need a mix of luxury and the best business facilities available.

8. The Inn at Little Washington in Virginia

The more private traveler will appreciate the reclusive experience at The Inn at Little Washington. Located in the quiet town at the bottom of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Inn has a mix of suites, cottages, and rooms, and features whimsical furnishings and a relaxing atmosphere. The Inn is most known for its three-star Michelin restaurant, the only one in Virginia.

9. Acqualina Resort in Miami

If you love a classic Rolls Royce, you will love this hotel. The Acqualina Resort in Miami is home to the largest collection of independently owned Rolls Royces in the world, located at a hotel. You can even have a Rolls Royce Ghost at your disposal for the duration of your stay if you book three or more nights in the Grand Deluxe Oceanfront Suite.

10. Four Seasons Private Island in the Maldives

Would you like a private island all to yourself and your friends for your hotel stay? Then book the Four Season Maldives, which includes a beach house and seven top-class suites. This island can host up to 22 guests, and features a luxury yacht, security team, and a staff of 28 people to make your luxury dreams come true.

11. Marquis Los Cabos in Mexico

This private island is the ideal destination to center yourself and get away from distractions. It’s all-inclusive and features infinity pools, elevated restaurants, and private casitas with rooftop terraces, gardens, and their own plunge pools.

12. Titanic Mardan Palace in Turkey

This all-inclusive resort is situated in the Mediterranean, and features a range of dining and entertainment choices, an amazing golf course, water sports, and a world-renowned spa. What many will enjoy about this hotel is its family-centered approach, as it also offers a kids club, playground, splash park, and a five-acre pool complex.

13. La Reserve in Paris

The US News and World Report named this resort the Number 1 hotel in all of Europe, and for good reason. La Reserve is beautiful in its blend of vintage old-world decor and modern, innovative style. The resort features a library, restaurants, spa, and even a hidden smoking room. Guests will enjoy beautifully monogrammed linens with their initials and antique writing desks in their rooms, and an expansive collection of over 1,500 wins in the resort’s private wine cellar.

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