Dare to dream? Some people go on vacation not only to escape the everyday, but to have the most lavish experiences possible. With that in mind our friends at Siren Communications have rounded up six of the most luxurious options for travellers, specifically when it comes to accommodation. From ten-room suites to private villas, here is the list of the best of the best:
Atlantis, Paradise Island – The Bridge Suite
Atlantis
Why it’s spectacular: The 10-room Bridge Suite, one of the most expensive in the world at $25,000 per night, is located in the ocean-themed Atlantis, Paradise Island resort. The suite is suspended between the Royal Towers and its 1,250 square-foot living area comes complete with twin entertainment centres and a grand piano.
The Goods: A picture-perfect 360 degree view of the hotel’s serene surroundings from the 800-square-foot balcony. With seven permanent staff on hand for guests of the suite (who enter and exit via their own private entrance), every need will be taken care of.
For more information on the Atlantis, Paradise Island and The Bridge Suite click here.
Ritz-Carlton Montreal, the Royal Suite
The Ritz Carlton, Montreal
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Why it’s spectacular: The aptly named Royal Suite spans across 4,700 square-feet of the Ritz-Carlton Montreal. Guests can enter the 12-room suite through the expansive, art-filled foyer. Guests will not want to leave the comfort of the king-sized bed, spacious sitting area or warmth from the bedroom’s in-room fireplace. Guests can indulge in a freshly prepared meal in the 12 person dining room complete with a boarding butler’s pantry for custom, personalized service. The bathrooms are truly remarkable with designer toilets, 19-inch flat screen televisions and a standalone soaker tub with floor and towel heaters.
The Goods: Returning guests will have their room thermostats set to the temperature they prefer as they check in. For those staying in the Royal Suite with a security guard, the suite even has a private security office for round the clock peace of mind.
For more information on the Ritz-Carlton Montreal and the Royal Suite click here.
One&Only Palmilla – Villa Cortez
One&Only Palmilla
Why it’s spectacular: The Villa Cortez is the only private villa at the stunning One&Only Palmilla in Los Cabos, Mexico. The private villa pool offers guests a secluded sanctuary, or they can wander over to the resort’s infinity pool which overlooks the sparkling Sea of Cortez.
The Goods: This spacious suite has four en-suite bedrooms, a 12-person private screening theatre, an interior and exterior kitchen, fire-pit, outdoor rain shower and an in-home spa area – totalling 8,500 interior square feet and 2,000 square-feet of private outdoor living space.
For more information on the Villa Cortez suite at One&Only Palmilla click here.
The Crane – Three Bedroom Ocean View Penthouse
The Crane
The Crane suite.
Why it’s spectacular: The 4,014 square-feet, three-bedroom Ocean View Penthouse at The Crane Residential Resort comes equipped with a full kitchen and two master bedrooms, each with their own king sized beds and private Jacuzzi. The unique resort sits atop a cliff overlooking the picture-perfect pink sand Crane Beach and combines old world charm with timeless elegance.
The Goods: The suite comfortably sleeps eight and offers a spacious outdoor living area with an expansive balcony, sun loungers and additional outdoor seating. The show-stopper? A private roof terrace complete with a BBQ, gazebo, loungers and a hot tub.
For more information on The Crane Residential Resort and the Ocean View Penthouse click here.
Shangri-La Hotel Toronto, Shangri-La Suite
Shangri-La Hotel Toronto suite.
Why it’s spectacular: The newly designed Shangri-La Suite sits on the 17th floor of the Shangri-La Hotel in Toronto. With Asian-inspired furnishings such as Japanese lattice screens, oak wood moulding and pewter marble, the entire suite feels both welcoming and modern.
The Goods: An expansive bathroom – made almost entirely of marble. It is equipped with a deep-soaking tub, heated floors and a separate glass enclosed shower. The best hangout spot might actually be the spacious balcony off the bathroom, with stunning panoramic views of the city. A pantry containing a private butler’s entrance provides the Shangri-La Suite’s guests with top-notch service during their entire stay.
For more information on the Shangri-La Hotel Toronto and their Shangri-La suite click here.
Cap Juluca, Mundays Bay, Jonquil Suite
Cap Juluca suite.
Why it’s spectacular: Cap Juluca Resort is located in Mundays Bay on the exclusive island of Anguilla, and there is nothing more luxurious than their Jonquil Suite. Completely refurbished, the Jonquil Suite was part of the extensive $12 million resort makeover in 2012.
The Goods: The 3,290 square-foot open and airy suite faces the sea and comes complete with two master-bedrooms, a full kitchen and marble Jacuzzi. The private layout of the suite’s outdoor space with a freshwater infinity pool and private shaded dining terrace allows guests to have everything they need right at their fingertips. Nothing has been overlooked in the newly renovated rooms, from pillows, carpets, lampshades and paintings; every detail has been selected to fit seamlessly within the beautifully designed resort.
For more information on new-renovated Jonquil Suite at Cap Juluca click here.
Exclusive Resorts
Exclusive Resorts suite.
If a villa vacation is preferred, then joining the ultra-exclusive members-only destination club, Exclusive Resorts, is the perfect bill. With over 350 villas in more than 70 locations, Exclusive Resorts offers something for everyone – a breathtaking four bedroom residence atop a cliff in Costa Rica with private infinity pool, to a classically-designed Italian villa in the Tuscan countryside with views of the rolling hills and local vineyards.
There is simply a one-time joining fee along with annual dues equalling approximately $1,000 per day for each vacation day. The memberships are for life and can be passed down through generations.
For more information on Exclusive Resorts click here.
PINCH ME! OMG! Stunning! I’ve been in the Shangri-la suite before..it’s amazing! The rest of them, can we say BUCKET LIST?!