10 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms in New York

Many visitors to New York, financial advisors included, travel on a budget and can be hard put to find inexpensive hotel rooms. But not all visitors are on a budget.

Some visitors seek out hotel suites that pay close attention to detail, don’t stint on opulence and promise to meet all their needs—a butler and chauffeur, Central Park views.

They are willing to pay handsomely for overnight stays in New York’s most luxurious accommodations, according to a recent survey by New YorkHotels.org. The 10 most expensive hotel rooms in the city start in the five figures, and go up from there.

By way of comparison, CNN in June identified what it said were “America’s most luxurious hotel suites.” The two most expensive suites on CNN’s list ranked No. 1 and No. 3 on the New York list, but only four others on CNN’s list would have joined their expensive New York counterparts: those at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, W.V., at the Fairmount San Francisco Hotel, at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas; and at the Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles.

NewYorkHotels.org said it developed its ranking, using the average rate at each hotel throughout the month of September as the basis of comparison.

Following are the 10 most expensive hotel suites in New York, along with their nightly rates. Happy lodging!

10. Trump SoHo

2-BR Penthouse: $10,000

Trump SoHo is located in lower Manhattan at the nexus of SoHo, Tribeca and the West Village. The penthouse suites offer loft-like layouts with custom-designed modernist furnishings by Fendi Casa. Views include the Hudson River, midtown Manhattan, the Empire State Building, downtown or the East River bridges.

9. The Ritz Carlton

Royal Suite: $14,000

The Royal Suite, which overlooks Central Park, features the ambiance of a private home, and offers easy access to the best of New York’s culture, shopping and restaurants.

8. The Carlyle

Empire Suite: $15,000

The Art Deco-inspired Empire Suite, designed by interior designer Thierry Despont, features a spiral staircase, walls wrapped in cashmere, an office and a private art collection curated by the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

7. The New York Palace Hotel

Tower Royal Suite: $15,000

The Tower Royal Suite is furnished with French period furniture, and includes a master bedroom, his-and-hers dressing rooms, two guest chambers, a drawing room and a formal dining room that seats 12. The hotel is located on Madison Avenue behind St. Patrick’s Cathedral and cater-corner to Saks Fifth Avenue.