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The Royal Penthouse Suite at the Hotel President Wilson is officially the worldâs most expensive, with rates now starting at approximately $80,000 per night. In addition to having the biggest price tag, itâs also the largest suite in Europe.
U.S. travelers ranked second in average prices paid for hotel accommodations by different nationalities when traveling internationally at $174 per night, just edging out Norway at $173 per night.Travelers from Switzerland once again paid the most when traveling internationally at an average of $182 per night.mericans traveling domestically spend an average of $43 per night less than when traveling internationally with a total of $131 per night.It was Swiss travelers who again paid the most at home, averaging $212 for a night domestically, followed by Norway in second place at $186 and Singapore in third at $184.