Royal Suites with Views

by | Apr 15, 2014 | All Destinations

Royal Suites to Inspire your next trip

Royal Suites
Burj-Al-Arab-Dubai
Royal Suites
Burj Al Arab Dubai

Palatial in every sense, the 780 square metre Royal Suite has been impeccably designed with an opulent colour scheme, sumptuous furnishings and exclusive amenities including a private lift and cinema. Both floors of this exquisite Suite feature sensational natural light and sublime uninterrupted views over the Arabian Gulf.

Maharaja Suite
Maharaja Suite
The Leela Palace Udaipur

The Maharaja Suite offers a living room and study, a dining area, a master bedroom with separate walk in wardrobe, its own massage parlour, spacious plunge pool king size bath tub with Jacuzzi separate shower stall and sprawling courtyards.

La Suite Imperiale
La Suite Imperiale
Shangri-La Hotel Paris

Originally Roland Bonaparte’s private apartment, La Suite Impériale, located on the second floor, offers its privileged guest an inimitable atmosphere with exceptionally high ceilings, tall windows and ornate French mouldings.The suite overlooks the Place d’Iéna and its magnificent George Washington statue. This is the crème de la crème of Parisian suites.

La Suite Imperiale
Skyline Terrace Suite
MGM Grand Las Vegas

This two-story suite boasts a 786-square-foot terrace, spectacular city skyline vistas, striking artwork, and premium amenities combined to make an exceptional experience. Step outside onto your extra large private patio for amazing views of the Las Vegas Strip. The Skyline Terrace Suite is the epitome of Vegas suites.

Imperial Suite
Imperial Suite
Hotel Principe di Savoia Milan

With front view of Piazza della Repubblica and its public gardens, the Imperial suite is beautiful flat of approximately 180smq, projected by the famous architect Celeste Dell’Anna. This amazing suite, embellished by unique masterpieces and precious decorations, boast a master bedroom with poster bed, a large closet covered in leather and elegant bathroom of valuable white marbles and mosaics. The bathroom is equipped with massaging shower, Turkish bath and chrome- therapy system.

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