The World’s Most Expensive Hotel Rooms

by Erica Johansson on 26. Sep, 2008 in Lodging, Travel News & Tips

The result is calculated by HRG in the UK based on the number of booked hotel rooms in the 50 leading business destinations during the first half-year of 2008, compared to the same period last year. The number in parenthesis is the city’s place in 2007.

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1. Moscow (1)

2. Bombay
2. Bombay (10)

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3. Paris (4)

4. Milan (7)
4. Milan (7)

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5. Geneva (13)

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6. Dubai (3)

7. Abu Dhabi (-)
7. Abu Dhabi (-)

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8. New York (2)

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9. Zurich (11)

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10. Stockholm (7)

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8 Responses to “The World’s Most Expensive Hotel Rooms”

  1. Ross 02. Oct, 2008 at #

    Thanks for the fantastic photos. I did not follow whether Moscow in position # 1 was the most expensive place, or Stockholme in #10 position? I suppose Stockholme would rank the most expensive? Once again love the photos.

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  2. Erica Johansson 03. Oct, 2008 at #

    @Ross, Am glad you liked the photos I selected. Sweden is expensive so I wouldn’t have been surprised if Stockholm was the most pricey, but this time it’s Moscow, then Bombay, Paris and so on.

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  3. Jenny 17. Oct, 2008 at #

    The pictures are lovely. Perfect for a romantic European trip.

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  4. Travel Eden 18. Oct, 2008 at #

    Outstanding photos…. be interested to see some figures for each listing as well!

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  5. Erica Johansson 19. Oct, 2008 at #

    @Jenny, Yes – at least Paris.

    @Travel Eden, I had figures for each listing, but decided to focus on the photography instead.

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  6. antoine 04. Nov, 2008 at #

    yes, as my friend louis says in his spot (http://www.jamespot.com/s/4481-Brilliant-Chefs.html), expensive can mean horrible quality. such a shame for those thieves!

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  7. rob 11. Nov, 2008 at #

    Have you seen that the QE2 is going to be the latest hotel in Dubai . .
    ( http://hotel-review-guide.blogspot.com/2008/11/qe2-leaves-for-final-voyage-today.html )
    I bet that will be an expensive hotel . . .
    I would like to go to Dubai but haven’t yet, also I like the idea of “ship hotels”, stayed at one in London Docklands once.

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  8. Erica Johansson 12. Nov, 2008 at #

    @rob, I didn’t know about that. Also want to travel to Dubai, not sure if a ship hotel would be the best choice for me though.

    Perhaps it was Sunburn Yacht Hotel you stayed in? I could see that ship from my hotel room in Ramada London Docklands last summer.

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