The World's Most Luxurious Hotels

These are great places to stay regardless of whether you prefer luxurious safari lodges, extensive retreats, or regal inns. These pricey inns are listed in no particular order because they each have their unique attractions.

Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas, USA

The Bellagio, the Nobu Hotel at Caesars Palace, and The Palazzo at The Venetian are just a few of the luxurious hotels in Las Vegas. The Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas is one of the most spectacular.

The location of this Five Diamond inn on the Las Vegas Strip is superb. It's one of the few non-gaming, non-smoking inns in the area, so if that appeals to you, you'll enjoy the atmosphere.

There's a relaxing spa on-site, as well as a few chic bars and cafés where you may enjoy making your mixed cocktails. Spend some time at the Four Seasons Pool Deck and reserve a cabana for an unforgettable celebration.

Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi

The Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, which is part of the Mandarin Oriental hotel group, is renowned for its sumptuous interiors and attentive service. The property has over 1,000 Swarovski precious stone light fixtures and is said to have cost more than $3 billion to build.

There are 394 guest rooms and suites available, as well as 40 gathering and meeting rooms. The three-room Palace Suite has its lounge area and a large private porch.

The Emirates Palaces are located in an excellent normal straight and have a white sand beach and a private marina. You can also walk around 100 hectares of beautiful nurseries.

The Plaza New York, USA

The Plaza, a significant National Historic Landmark, has been moving forward since roughly 1907. This five-star New York inn on Fifth Avenue, designed in the French Renaissance château style, has hosted a slew of celebrities throughout the years.

Take afternoon tea in the Palm Court and relax in the Champagne Bar. The Royal Three Bedroom Suite has a library, gourmet expert's kitchen, salon with magnificent piano, lounge area for 12 guests and a fully equipped wellness room. Private lift access is available, as is white glove steward administration.

The Chedi Andermatt, Switzerland

You wouldn't expect to find a five-star luxury hotel in a strange skiing town, but The Chedi Andermatt is a pleasant surprise. The award-winning spa spans over 2,400 square metres and includes both indoor and outdoor pools.

There are five dining options, including the Michelin-starred Japanese Restaurant. Each of The Chedi's 123 rooms and suites has its chimney.

The Gotthard Suite is the largest, featuring 5 rooms and restrooms, as well as a 33-meter patio with panoramic views.

Raffles Singapore

Raffles Singapore has been a magnet for A-listers since its inception in 1887. In 1888, creators Joseph Conrad and Rudyard Kipling paid a visit, while Somerset Maugham was a regular visitor during the 1920s.

Ngiam Tong Boon, a bartender at the Raffles Hotel, invented the infamous Singapore Sling mixed cocktail in 1915. This gin-based mixed cocktail is still considered Singapore's public beverage.

This all-suite Singapore hotel is part of the Raffles Hotels and Resorts group. Cafés include Alain Ducasse and Anne-Sophie Pic, both of whom have received Michelin stars.

Amilla, Maldives

Amilla Maldives Resort, one of the most opulent places to stay in the Maldives, is a lush paradise of bougainvillaea blossoms and white sand seashores.

Amilla Fushi has a few Instagrammable facilities. The three air pocket tents, for a refined glamping experience, are the most unusual.

These environment-controlled inflatable modules provide 360-degree views. There are also the most spacious Maldives pool villas, which start at 200 square metres.

Taj Lake Palace, India

The Taj Lake Palace, one of India's most well-known floating accommodations, has a storied past. The property, originally known as the Jag Niwas royal house, was dispatched by Prince Maharana Jagat Singh and completed in 1746.

The Taj Lake Palace hotel, which was immortalised in the James Bond film Octopussy, has a beautiful location on Lake Pichola in Udaipur. There are 65 rooms and 18 thousand suites, as well as four restaurants.

With these wonderful luxurious hotel options who wouldn’t enjoy their stay and make the fullest of that perfect vacation.