Inside the world's most expensive hotel rooms

If you've ever wondered where the rich and famous spend their holidays, you've come to the right place. The Empathy Suite at Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas was personally designed by acclaimed artist Damien Hirst The 836 square metre suite is spread across two floors and is home to many Hirst originals Guests enjoy a highly personalised, exclusive experience inside the Empathy Suite, with 24-hour butler service, chauffeured car service and VIP access to Palms' resort venues including KAOS Day and Night Club. Cost: $138,804 per night The suite offers unparalleled views of the iconic Las Vegas strip Private tours of Hirst's on-site collection are also available The Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson - Geneva, Switzerland Spread across the entire eighth floor of the Hotel President Wilson on the shores of Lake Geneva, this suite is truly fit for royalty. Cost: $116,671 per night The royal penthouse has hosted heads of state like Bill Clinton and King Salman of Saudi Arabia The Terrace Suite at The Mark - New York City, US Nestled high above the bustling streets of Manhattan, the Terrace Suite at the iconic Mark Hotel offers big city luxury with an equally hefty price tag. The Penthouse Suite at the Grand Hyatt Hotel Martinez is one of Europe's largest hotel residences with sweeping views of the Mediterranean Sea The 300 square metre suite has a private garden, hammam and sauna and spa bath The 300 square metre Penthouse, one of the largest hotel suites in Europe, boasts a 500 square metre terrace overlooking the famed Boulevard de la Croisette and the hotel's private beach beside the Mediterranean Sea.