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by Kevin Maddox,

What makes for a really great hotel suite? Is it the quality of the furnishings, the amazing view that you can get, or the level of personal service that you can receive from a hotel? When looking at the most impressive hotel suites, it’s worth considering different suites from around the world, and what sort of features they offer, as well as what kinds of price ranges they fit into. From the Chairman Suite in Singapore to the Presidential Suite in Paris, why are these suites so impressive?

Chairman Suite, Singapore

The largest suite in the Marina Bay Sands resort in Singapore, the Chairman Suite includes four bedrooms, spas, marble baths, and a baby grand piano, as well as a pool table and karaoke system. Rates for the suite start at around $13,000 per night.

Royal suite of the Ritz carlton, NY

The Royal Suite, New York

The Royal suite in the Plaza hotel in New York has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a private lobby area, and great views out over Central Park South and Fifth Avenue. Original art is hung around the suite, which also has a grand piano, a dining room for 12 people, and a personal library of books.

Burj Al Arab, Dubai

Luxury is easy to find in Dubai, but the main suite of the Burj Al Arab hotel takes it to a new level. The two-bedroom suite has its own private elevator and a private cinema, as well as a spa bathroom, a lounge, and library.

Burj Al Arab, Dubai

Plas Rhianfa, Wales

This five-star luxury hotel in north Wales is distinguished by its Chateau Suite – the suite includes king sized beds, en-suite bath tubs, sea views, and access to personal services, making Plas Rhianfa worth visiting if you’re exploring the UK.

Royal Suite, London

With floor to ceiling windows, and a view over Buckingham Palace, the Royal suite in the Lanesborough Hotel on Hyde Park Corner is ideal for visiting dignitaries. The suite includes a butler service, your own kitchen, drawing rooms, and personalised stationery.

Sultan Suite, Istanbul

Visitors to Istanbul can opt for a night in the Sultan Suite in the Ciragan Palace. This includes features such as crystal and silk furnishings, and the world’s heaviest chandelier. Room rates are about £26,000 a night.

Plas Rhianfa, Wales

Presidential Suite, Moscow

Located in the Ararat Park Hyatt in the centre of Moscow, the Presidential Suite costs £7,000 a night. It includes crystal chandeliers, original art, 180 square metres of space, a fully fitted kitchen, and dining room for eight guests.

Presidential Suite, Paris

Another presidential suite from one of the world’s best hotels, in this case the Four Seasons George V, this space includes a marble bathroom, a dressing room, chandeliers, and access to the centre of Paris. The suite costs about £11,000 a night.

Villa La Cupola, Rome

Royal Suite, London

Part of the Westin Excelsior Hotel in Rome, the Villa La Cupola suite is modelled after a Roman villa and includes frescoes, terrace space, and original art. The suite can be rented for around £16,000 a night.

Royal Penthouse, London

This suite in the recently opened Corinthia Hotel in London provides oval dining tables, a walk-in wine cellar, a private spa suite, a mini bar stocked by Harrods, and a nightly price tag of £18,000.