There are over-the-top hotel suites, and then there are over-the-top hotel suites in Las Vegas. (The latter, being on a completely different level altogether). From $40,000 suites with remote-controlled toilets, to 6,000-square-foot duplexes that are "price upon request," these are the most expensive suites at Las Vegas' top hotels.
By Juliana Shallcross, Condé Nast Traveler
expensive hotels vegas
(01 of07)
THE FOUR SEASONS LAS VEGAS$3000 per nightThe Four Seasons Las Vegas just completed a top-to-bottom makeover of their guestrooms, adding luxe amenities, high-end furnishings and modern artwork to each room. But their five Presidential Strip View Suites went from good to "oh my god" thanks to vibrant art-deco era decor and stylish furniture with intricate patterns. Located on floors 3539, the suites have wraparound, floor -to-ceiling windows with stunning views of nearly the entire length of the Strip. Each suite also has a separate dining room and butler pantry for entertaining. The cost starts at $3,000 a night—and includes fresh orchids.
(02 of07)
THE BELLAGIO$5,000 per nightThe Bellagio has long been considered one of the best and most luxurious hotels on The Strip, so it’s no surprise that their most expensive suites are fit for a king. Or rather, a president or a chairman. The Presidential and Chairman Suites at The Bellagio measure at just a little over 4,000 square feet. The Presidential Suite has views facing west, perfect for watching the sunset while the Chairman Suite has views facing east, over The Strip and those glorious fountains.Each suite has two master bedrooms (with Gucci toiletries), two and a half bathrooms, a formal dining room with seating for 10 (it can also be used as an executive boardroom), a separate lounge and dining area, floor to ceiling windows, and a private solarium with a garden and a fountain. But perhaps what’s most thrilling about these suites is the entrance—guests walk across a suspended walkway over a reflecting pool to enter the suite. They'll set you back $5,000 a night, including limousine airport transportation and a 24-hour butler service.
(03 of07)
ARIA$7,500 per nightAria’s “high roller” suites can be found on the very top floor of the soaring City Center hotel. Called the Sky Suites Villas, these are jawdropping penthouse villas that range from two to three bedrooms, one to two stories and 2,000 to 7,000 square feet. We’ve peeked into a three-bedroom Sky Suites Villa before, and in addition to the expansive bedrooms, there’s also a private salon, fitness center, two living rooms, a master bathroom you could get lost in and a full kitchen and bar.Staying at the Sky Suites could set you back a pretty $7,500 a night. That includes a private entrance to the Sky Suites, 24-hour butler service, and Hermes toiletries.
(04 of07)
MANDARIN ORIENTAL$15,000 per nightThe Mandarin Oriental hotel brand is known around the world for its stunning suites and their Vegas hotel is no exception. Located in the ultramodern City Center complex on The Strip, The Mandarin Oriental Las Vegas has three Presidential Suites: The Emperor Suite, The Mandarin Suite, and The Taipan Suite. Each suite features a different design style but all have a similar floor plan measuring about 3,100 square feet.The Mandarin Suite on the 22nd floor has an oversized tub in the master bathroom that overlooks the city, while the Emperor Suite on the 21st floor has only one bedroom but also an open plan kitchen, a media room that can seat up to eight guests, and a piano. Rates for the suites start at $15,000, a night depending on the season and the usage.
(05 of07)
VENETIAN$25,000 per nightA typical hotel has one penthouse suite but at the Venetian Las Vegas, there are several of them occupying the casino's three highest floors. With about 3,000 square feet of space, these suites offer a master bedroom with a kingsized bed, a second bedroom with a queen bed, two marblefloored bathrooms, a fully stocked wet bar, and supreme views overlooking The Strip.If you're a serious high roller, the Venetian will let you stay inside their rumored invite-only Chairman's Suites, which have either three or four bedrooms, use of a personal butler, a private salon, massage room, and a private karaoke room. Chairman's Suites start at a hefty $25,000 a night.
(06 of07)
CAESARS PALACE$30,000-$40,000 per nightCaesars Palace is practically a suite wonderland with several different types to choose fromranging from the Hangover Suite (modeled after the movie and also featured in “Rainman”) to the themed Fantasy Suites (Absolut Vodka is one) and the newly added Nobu Hotel Suites (yes, the same as the sushi restaurant). However, the most over-thetop rooms at Caesars are the Octavius Tower Villas which have nearly 10,000 square feet of space, and expansive terraces overlooking The Garden of The Gods, Caesars Palace’s pool playground.We’ll stop your drooling now by mentioning the price $30,000 to $40,000 a night. If you’ve got that money, then here’s what you get: a baby grand piano, a game room with a bar and a pool table, bathrooms with remotecontrolled toilets and at least $80,000 worth of linens on each bed.
(07 of07)
WYNN AND ENCORE LAS VEGASPrice Upon Request If you’re looking for the best suite at the Wynn or its sister resort, Encore, you only need to say two words: Tower Suites. These lavish rooms, found at both hotels, range from a Parlor Suite which has a separate sitting area all the way up to a two-story, three-bedroom duplex which has nearly 6,000 square feet of designed space.Suite amenities in the duplex include a billiards room, a private massage room, a wet bar, deep-soaking tubs and TVs that pop up out of cabinet at the foot of each bed. Needless to say all this luxury comes at a premium—we’re just not exactly sure how much. A rep for Wynn told us that it’s tough to put a price point on any of the suites since “ they fluctuate depending on overall demand and other factors.” More on hotels:Stay at The New York Palace, Get a Free Diamond RingWe'd Stay at the Mandarin Oriental Just to Score This Fancy FreebieOver-the-Top Holiday Hotel Packages