Dubai Atlantis The Royal Dominates Global Luxury With £80,000-a-night Masterpiece

Published on January 6, 2025

Atlantis The Royal Dubai, which opened its doors in January 2023, claimed the title of the world’s priciest hotel room, surpassing the £60,000 suite at Palms Casino Resort.

With 20 luxurious rooms and a staggering price tag of £80,000 per night, the world’s most expensive hotel suite sets a new standard in opulence. Atlantis The Royal Dubai, unveiled in January 2023, now holds this prestigious title, surpassing the £60,000-a-night suite at Palms Casino Resort.

Spanning two floors, the suite boasts four bedrooms, a spacious living area, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, a bar and game room, an office, and a massive terrace featuring an infinity pool.

Situated on the 18th and 19th floors of the building’s sky bridge, the suite offers breathtaking views of iconic landmarks, including the Burj Khalifa, Ain Dubai, and the Arabian Gulf.

The 12,140-square-foot space is dominated by the elegance of Calacatta marble, which adorns the walls, floors, and even the island in the en suite kitchen. To balance the marble’s firm, sleek appearance, soft textiles were incorporated, including silk draperies, silk-wool carpets, and luxurious 800-thread-count bed linens, creating a harmonious blend of opulence and comfort.

The suite accommodates up to nine adults and four children, but it can expand further by connecting all the surrounding rooms within its block to form the Royal Mansion, offering a total of 20 rooms.

Guests can also enjoy personalized services, including access to private trainers and gym staff, with the option to convert a room into a gym or massage space. For added convenience and exclusivity, the suite features a private elevator and a dedicated kitchen, ensuring utmost privacy and security for its occupants.