Dubai is renowned for its splendor and glamour, especially when it comes to high-end accommodations. The city boasts a vast selection of five-star hotels, offering indulgent options for the most discerning travelers.
For those seeking the pinnacle of luxury, some of the city’s hotels provide extravagant suites, penthouses, and exclusive villas that rank among the most expensive accommodations not only in Dubai but worldwide. These options can cost an astounding $100,000 per night.
Villa Malakiya at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf – Starting at $3,800 per Night
Inspired by traditional Arabic architecture, the Villa Malakiya at Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf offers an exceptional stay. Upstairs, the rooms feature spacious terraces overlooking the resort’s lush gardens and waterways. On the rooftop, guests can enjoy an ideal space for al fresco dining, relaxation, and sunbathing.
To ensure guests fully enjoy this exclusive setting, the villa includes services such as a private butler, access to the resort’s private beach, and the “Abra,” a boat station for internal transportation.
Grand Atlantis Suite at Atlantis, The Palm – Starting at $8,860 per Night
While the underwater suite at Atlantis, The Palm is perhaps its most famous, guests seeking an even grander experience can opt for the Grand Atlantis Suite. This 429-square-meter suite, the largest available, offers stunning views of The Palm and the Arabian Gulf.
Its private entrance is marked by two enormous fish-tail-shaped fountains, while the terrace wraps around three sides of the building, providing unique panoramas of The Palm’s artificial islands and the sea.
Guests can enjoy the outdoor jacuzzi, personal butler service, and luxury amenities, including 22-karat gold accents, for a truly unforgettable stay. Room rates include round-trip airport transfers, daily access to the Aquaventure Waterpark and The Lost Chambers, as well as exclusive access to the hotel’s Imperial Club, which features breakfast, afternoon tea, sunset happy hour, and a private beach.
Marina Royal Suite at The Lana – Starting at $13,600 per Night
This two-bedroom suite offers one of Dubai’s most coveted views: the Burj Khalifa. The master bathroom, with a bathtub next to the window, provides breathtaking views of the iconic downtown skyline.
A private terrace spans almost the entire suite, complemented by multiple entertainment spaces, including a living room, dining room, and private kitchen, making it perfect for hosting parties and gatherings.
The hotel also features one of the city’s only dedicated champagne bars and the UAE’s first Dior spa, ensuring guests with refined tastes are well catered to.
Royal Penthouse at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira – Starting at $20,420 per Night
The newly renovated Royal Penthouse, spanning 850 square meters, exudes luxury from the moment you step into the private elevator.
The Royal Penthouse at Mandarin Oriental Jumeira is the ideal beachfront retreat. With floor-to-ceiling windows, the bedroom and living room offer breathtaking sea views from every angle. On the rooftop, a private terrace features a seven-meter pool, providing a spectacular panoramic view of the Arabian Gulf.
The exclusive experience includes an outdoor fireplace, a dining room for 16 guests, a professional-grade kitchen, and a private gym, ensuring maximum comfort and sophistication.
Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai – Starting at $21,800 per Night
The Royal Suite at Four Seasons Dubai, spanning 600 square meters, offers a regal lifestyle for luxury-savvy couples. The suite features an impressive round stone bathtub, a vast living room with decorative columns, a bar, and a grand piano, as well as a marble-clad bathroom.
Elegance and classic charm define this exclusive suite, which also includes a private gym with massage tables, a wood-paneled study, and a TV room. Direct access via a private elevator and a spacious terrace overlooking the resort pool and Arabian Gulf complete the experience.
Presidential Suite at Jumeirah Burj Al Arab – Starting at $32,700 per Night
At the iconic “seven-star hotel,” luxury reaches an entirely new level. The Presidential Suite is adorned with 24,000 square meters of marble—the same material used to sculpt Michelangelo’s famed “David.”
The Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, a hotel featuring only suites, is renowned for its stunning Swarovski crystal ceiling, the largest in the world, composed of 21,000 crystals valued at 1.3 million AED.
Guests at Jumeirah Burj Al Arab can enjoy airport transfers via a fleet of luxury Rolls-Royce cars. Additionally, every room is equipped with complimentary Hermès amenities.
The Presidential Suite, spanning 667 square meters, is a lavish duplex adorned with gold and velvet. The experience includes butler service, a personalized private bar, and a pillow menu with nine options.
The two main bathrooms feature whirlpool bathtubs and golden Roman-style marble columns, creating an atmosphere of unparalleled luxury and sophistication.
The Royal Mansion at Atlantis – Starting at $100,000 per Night
The Royal Mansion is Dubai’s most expensive suite and one of the costliest in the world. This impressive 1,100-square-meter duplex suite, located on the 18th and 19th floors of the resort, has hosted celebrities such as Beyoncé and Jay-Z.
With floor-to-ceiling windows, the suite offers a 360-degree panoramic view of The Palm’s artificial island and the Arabian Gulf. The private entrance includes an exclusive elevator and a dedicated butler, ensuring maximum discretion and comfort.
Guests can dine in an elegant dining room for 12 people, with chefs from the resort’s 17 renowned restaurants, including celebrity chefs, available to work in the suite’s private kitchen.
Additional attractions include a Louis Vuitton ping-pong table and limited-edition Baccarat crystal board games.
Every stay is tailored to meet the specific needs of guests, with the rate estimated at approximately $100,000 per night and available only upon request.
