1. Presidential Suite, The Plaza, New York.
Rates: $15,000 per night
This is the suite where tycoon Alfred Vanderbilt lived in 1907. It was then only $25,000 a year. The two-level Presidential Suite occupies the entire 18th floor of the hotel; plus, guests have access to a rooftop area. Within the 7,800-square-foot space, there are two living rooms, a parlor and a library. That's in addition to six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

The next three expensive suites are also in New York City. These are
2. Presidential Suite, St. Regis with $10,500 per night,
3. Presidential Suite, The Four Seasons with $10,000 per night, and
4. Triplex Suite, The New York Palace with $10,000 per night.

5. Royal Floor, President Wilson Hotel, Geneva, Switzerland
Rates: $9,090 per night
The art deco President Wilson Hotel is located only steps from Lake Geneva. In addition to fantastic views of the beautiful lake, guests of the Royal Floor (a suite that takes up an entire floor) can gaze through bay windows or from a private terrace at vistas of the Alps and the Mont Blanc.

6. Royal Suite, Burj Al Arab, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Rates: $6,800 per night
Standing 321 meters high, the Burj Al Arab is the world's tallest hotel, rising above even the Eiffel Tower and only 60 meters shorter than the Empire State Building. There are two Royal Suites on the 25th floor of the 28-story building. The suites have rotating beds.

7. Royal Suite, The Lanesborough, London, England
Rates: $5,837 per night
Ideally located in the heart of London across from Hyde Park, this majestic hotel is just minutes from Harrods and the exclusive boutiques of Sloane Street and Knightsbridge. For those checking into the Royal Suite, the high price tag buys a three-bedroom spread plus a private dining room, kitchen and drawing room. Guests also enjoy floor-to-ceiling views of Hyde Park Corner, a dedicated personal butler, use of a chauffeured limousine and around-the-clock security.

8. Peninsula Suite, The Peninsula Hong Kong
Rates: $4,875 per night
The 377 sq m (4,111 sq ft) Peninsula Suite features a sweeping, high duplex ceiling and a private balcony with full panoramic views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island. It has two separate sitting areas, a conference room, mini-gym, private office, full harbor-view bathroom, three private washrooms, and a guest washroom - as well as two separate dressing areas and a fully equipped kitchen and Butler's pantry. Guests in the suite have access to 24-hour butler service and can ride around town in a Rolls Royce limousine.

9. Presidential Suite, Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, California
Rates: $4,700 per night
With a Hollywood legacy dating back to 1912, the world-famous Beverly Hills Hotel is known for its pink stucco walls, private bungalows and Polo Lounge. Many stars have stayed in the fabled bungalows over the years, including Marilyn Monroe, Howard Hughes and Greta Garbo. Most of the suites are equipped with fireplaces and private terraces or patios, and the hotel has personal butlers available upon request.

10. Coco Chanel Suite, Hotel Ritz, Paris, France
Rates: $4,300 per night
This is the three-room suite where Coco Chanel lived for 37 years. The hotel is located in the heart of Paris near the Louvre and the Museé d'Orsay. And with a history that dates back more than 100 years, this statuesque hotel has hosted such famous guests as England's King Edward VII, Marcel Proust, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway, each of whom has a suite named for him.

Source: Travel Channel