Top 10 Most Expensive Hotels in Europe up to 100,000 dollars per night.

Luxury resorts and hotels in the East
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In the world of the ultra-wealthy, a five-star rating is just the beginning.
For some, luxury isn't a marble bathroom or a fine-dining restaurant, it's a private elevator,
bulletproof windows, and a dedicated staff that knows your coffee order before you even wake up.
Today, we're stepping inside the most exclusive gates in Europe.
10. Asterisk Excelsior Hotel Gallia Milan
Italy, the vibe. Modern Milanese glamour. The wow factors are the Katara Royal Suite.
It's the largest in Italy, spanning 1,000 square meters. It features its own private spa
and a diplomatic entrance for high-security guests. Price tag, $25,000 per night.
9. Asterisk Amman Venice Venice
Italy, the vibe. A 16th-century palazzo museum. The wow factor erathus. Is where George and
Amal Clooney tied the knot. It's so exclusive, there are only 24 rooms. You arrive by private
water. Taxi to find Tiepolo frescoes and gilded ceilings that make you feel like 18th-century
royalty. Price tag, up to $20,000 per night. 8. Asterisk Raffles London at the O.W.O. London
Ucotha vibe. Spy thriller, history meets modern opulence. The wow factors are located in the
old war office where Winston Churchill once walked the halls. The Haldane Suite is a
masterpiece of British heritage. It's the new place to be seen for the global elite.
In London price tag, $28,000 per night. 7. Asterisk Hotel Martinez
Cairns. France the vibe. Art deco legend. The wow factors artha, penthouse apartment.
During the Cairns Film Festival, this is where Hollywood's A-list hides.
The terrace overlooks the entire Bay of Cairns and is decorated with original lithographs by
Picasso. Price tag, $55,000 per night. During peak season, closing parenthesis, number 6.
Asterisk Hotel Decrylon Paris. France the vibe. The ultimate Parisian palace. The wow factors.
Carles Grand's Apartments. Designed by the legendary Karl Lagerfeld.
One room is even named after his cat, Chappette. It features a two-ton Carrara marble bathtub
and views over the Place de la Concorde. Price tag, $30,000 per night.
Number 5. Asterisk Four Seasons. Hotel George, the fifth Paris. France the vibe.
Floral fantasy. The wow factors are known for having the most famous floral displays
in the world. The penthouse suite offers a 360-degree view of Paris, including a private
terrace where you can have a Michelin-starred dinner while staring directly at the Eiffel Tower.
Price tag, $35,000 per night. Number 4. Asterisk Hotel Cala.
Divulpe Sardinia. Italy the vibe. Rustic chic billionaires' playground.
The wow factors are their presidential suite. Located in the heart of the Costa Smeralda,
it features its own private rooftop pool and a hand-painted Mediterranean aesthetic
that defines quiet luxury. Price tag, $45,000 per night.
Number 3. Asterisk Grand Resort. Lagonesi, Athens.
Greece the vibe. Private peninsula paradise. The wow factors are the royal villa.
This isn't a room. It's a fortress of luxury. It comes with two pools, one indoor, one outdoor,
a private path to the beach, and even a pianist on call to play for you during dinner.
Price tag, $50,000 per night. Number 2. Asterisk Bergenstock Resort.
Lake Lucerne. Switzerland the vibe. A Bond villain's retreat. But better.
The wow factors are perched 500 meters above Lake Lucerne. It's accessible only by a private
The royal suite features a Steinway. Piano and floor-to-ceiling windows
that make you feel like you're floating above the Alps.
Price tag, $40,000. $60,000 per night.
Number 1. Asterisk Hotel President Wilson Geneva. Switzerland the vibe. High-stakes diplomacy,
and ultimate security. The wow factors are their royal penthouse suite.
This is the most expensive suite in Europe. It occupies the entire 8th floor and features
bulletproof windows, a private elevator, 12 bedrooms, and a billiard room.
It has hosted everyone from Bill Clinton to Rihanna.
Price tag, $80,000 to $100,000 per night.
