1. The Peninsula Suite in Hong Kong's Peninsula hotel

This has been regarded as the most luxurious suite in Asia. The 26th floor suite offers panoramic views of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island. Some of the rooms include, two sitting areas, a conference room, a mini-gym, a private office, a master bathroom with a full view of the harbor, three private wash rooms and a guest washroom, a fully equipped kitchen and a Butler's pantry. Interestingly, the CIA and the M15 were consulted on the design since it is a common hotel choice for diplomats and heads of states. To guarantee maximum security the Peninsula Suite has direct access to a helipad and has a special room for security guards down the hall. Some of the other suite amenities are a 24-hour Butler and a stand-by Rolls-Royce. All of this is available for merely $5,000 per night.

2. The Shore Club (Miami Beach, Florida)

This chic hotel includes world renowned night life, including Skybar, NoBu Sushi and the Shore Club Beach house. The Shore Club is one of the most desirable of all Miami Hotels, and the room prices reflect its popularity. A room at this place ranges from $245.00 to $650.00 per night and the list of celebrities at this joint include Tara Reid, Naomi Campbell and Jennifer Lopez. Most of the celebs you would see at The Shore Club would then dance the night away at Nikki Beach.

3. The Presidential Suite at the Plaza Hotel (New York City, New York)

This 7,802 square foot suite decorated in a French-chateaux-style is situated on the 18th floor giving it a glorious view of Central Park. The suite is made up of five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, two living rooms, a full dining room, a powder room, a sauna and three marble fire places. Gusts may also indulge in the bottle wine cellar housing over 2,000 bottles and the delicacies of a personal Plaza Chef. This suite is quoted at $15,000 per night. Check here for additional New York Hotels.

4. Hotel Bel-Air (Los Angeles, CA)

Quietly tucked away in the Hollywood Hills is a mansion-like hotel that encompasses serenity at its best. The lushly landscaped grounds and pool area are a nice treat to escape the Los Angeles drama and smoggy atmosphere. This is typically an A-list hotspot with celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Jim Carrey, Al Pacino and Warren Buffet Hangout. With the A-list clientele comes an A-list room rate ranging from $345 (probably a parking lot view) to $2,500.00 per night.

5. Hugh Hefner's Sky Villa Suite at the Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.

This two-story, three bedroom, 9,000 square foot hotel suite is modeled after the Playboy Mansion. Find great deals at our Las Vegas Hotels.

6. Delano (Miami Beach, Florida)

This has got to be one of the trendiest hotels within the United States. Here, martinis at 10AM are a must and the parties really never stop. This hot hotel has a pool to die for and the amazing Miami weather will provide plenty of sun for you to enjoy it! At night, the entire hotel is usually bumping with carefully mixed house music to set the sexy Miami scene that the tourists desire. The usual celeb clientele includes Will Smith, Matthew McConaughey, Chris Rock and P. Diddy. If this all sounds like a bit too much for you, perhaps you'd be better staying at one of our Orlando Hotels.

7. The Belle Etoile Suite at Hotel Meurice in Paris

Known as the most expensive hotel suite in Paris the Belle Etoile suite lives up to its reputation. It is located on Rue de Rivoli and provides a panoramic 360 degree view of Paris. A private elevator takes guests up to their private marble hall on the 7th floor. The suite is decorated with a Chalres X style including intricate wood paneling, chandeliers, and heavy drapery. One night in this suite will cost 8,400 euros or approximately $10,000.

8. Bridge Suite at the Atlantis resort in the Bahamas.

Priced at $25,000 per night this suite holds the distinction as being the most expensive hotel suite in the world. If this is broken down into a 21 hour stay (with a 2pm check-in and an 11 am check-out) the cost per hour of stay is $1,190. The suite is located on the very top of a bridge that connects the two Royal Towers buildings allowing for a view of the entire Atlantis resort and marina. The room also comes with it's own butler who will provide service in any of the 10 rooms of the suite. Some of the most popular rooms are the bar lounge and the entertainment center; however, all the rooms have luxurious 12-foot ceilings. Finally, at the end of the day guests fall asleep in hand-painted linens.

9. The Beverly Hills Hotel (Los Angeles, California)

This paparazzi haven is perfectly set on Sunset Boulevard and is where not only the celebrities come to play, some even come to live for short periods of time. "The Pink Palace" is a truly iconic place that helped bred the insane culture that Beverly Hills represents. It seems as if it's a world away from all the other Los Angeles Hotels. From its amazing Bungalows to the Polo Room, this is a celebrity's paradise. What celebrities are known to frequent this posh palace? Angelina Jolie, Whitney Houston, Bill Clinton, Tyra Banks, Vince Vaughn, Usher and Mike Myers.

10. Chateau Marmont (West Hollywood, California) - A.k.a. Lindsay Lohan's Hideaway

This Beauty of a hotel was constructed to be earthquake proof and has made it through many major quakes with minimal damage. It has nine cottages adjacent to the main building. There are tons of people associated with this hotel including the drug overdose and death of John Belushi, Jim Morrison of the Doors falling out of one of the windows (obviously intoxicated), James Dean jumping through the window in order to get into the "Rebel Without a Cause" audition, Led Zeppelin rode their motor cycles indoors through the lobby, and Britney Spears getting kicked out for smearing food across her face and yelling (she was probably attempting to sing again). And if you're looking for other drugged out places, make sure to add San Francisco to your list of must-sees. Of course, we have great rates for San Francisco hotels as well.