Want the ultimate accommodation splash-outs in some of the best-positioned hotels in Australia? Check out these ultra-luxe suites, although you might want to check your bank balance first…
With breathtaking vistas, incredible amenities and unbeatable service, Australia’s most exclusive hotel suites unsurprisingly come with a substantial price tag. But that doesn’t mean you can’t dream!
From a suite nestled on a private island to an outback oasis with spectacular views of Uluṟu, these are the accommodations to book if you’re planning on going all out.
1. Sydney Suite, Park Hyatt Sydney, NSW
If you’re a VIP (with $16,000 per night to spend) who appreciates front-row Opera House views, it’s hard to beat the Sydney Suite at the Park Hyatt Sydney.
Park Hyatt Sydney offers an exquisite setting with top-tier amenities.
This two-bedroom masterpiece comes with the ‘usual’ add-ons such as a 24-hour butler and a $9000 toilet that plays music. To get the most out of the view, there is also a wrap-around private terrace with sun lounges and al fresco dining for six.
You can reserve the entire fourth floor of the hotel for $50,000 per night – for your entourage, of course.
Admire the Sydney Opera House from the comfort of your suite.
Price: From $16,000 per night.
Address: 7 Hickson Rd, The Rocks, Sydney, NSW
2. The Ritz-Carlton Suite, Perth, WA
As you’d expect from one of the most revered luxury hotel chains, The Ritz-Carlton’s Perth outpost’s most desirable suite does not disappoint. From the dining room to the bedroom, each sleek space is clad in an elegant medley of polished local timbers, leather and marble.
The Ritz-Carlton Suite offers offers elegant amenities.
Expansive windows frame outlooks of Elizabeth Quay and the Swan River or relax on the large terrace for the prime viewing spot. The piece de résistance? The huge purple marble-clad bathroom with a freestanding tub.
The bathroom is swathed in luxurious marble.
Price: From $7228 per night.
Address: 1 Barrack St, Perth, WA
3. The Baillie Pavilion at Southern Ocean Lodge, SA
Southern Ocean Lodge is an exclusive clifftop residence on Kangaroo Island commanding arresting views of the Great Southern Ocean. And you’re spoilt for choice as to where to admire these panoramic views from in The Baillie Pavilion.
The sunken entertainer’s lounge features a suspended fireplace.
At an impressive 625 square metres, the suite boasts two infinity pools, two outdoor terraces and an entertainers’ lounge with floor-to-ceiling glass for taking in the scenery. Each of the four bedrooms has a walk-in robe and ensuite bathroom, offering privacy and convenience for all.
Relax in the freestanding bath and take in the peaceful scenes.
Price: From $16,200 per night.
Address: Hanson Bay Road, Karatta, SA
4. Presidential Opera Suite, InterContinental Sydney, NSW
Sitting pretty on level 29, the elevated Presidential Opera Suite at the InterContinental Sydney offers vistas over all of the city’s icons. At a roomy 245 square metres, you’ll find a separate lounge room, a 14-person dining room, a butler’s pantry, a workspace and a grand piano.
The sophisticated interiors echo the colours of the harbour.
It also claims the best bathtub view in Australia which overlooks the Eastern Harbour and Sydney Royal Botanic Garden.
Entertain your favourite people in style.
Price: From $9000 per night.
Address: 117 Macquarie St, Sydney, NSW
5. The Chamberlain Suite, El Questro Homestead, WA
Dramatically suspended over the Chamberlain Gorge in Western Australia’s Kimberley region, The Chamberlain Suite at El Questro Homestead is the ultimate outback oasis.
Few accommodation locations are as spectacular as this.
The suite has been decorated with elevated rustic Australian furnishings and features floor-to-ceiling windows, a wraparound veranda and an indoor/outdoor double deluxe bath that offers breathtaking views over one of Australia’s most eye wateringly beautiful regions.
Relax and connect with nature from the freestanding bath.
Price: From $4400 per night.
Address: 1 Gibb River-Wyndham Road, Durack, WA
6. Lidgbird Pavilion, Capella Lodge, Lord Howe Island, NSW
The World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island is home to lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and the spectacular Capella Lodge. The resort’s Lidgbird Pavilion is a contemporary split-level suite that affords guests multiple chic spots to relax and while away the days.
Relax in the heated plunge pool.
Outside, you’ll be treated to wrap-around verandahs and an expansive deck with a heated plunge pool that overlooks the island’s natural beauty from the mountains to the beach.
Inside the raw-teak and linen-dressed suite is a spacious lounge area with a fireplace on the first floor, and a lofty bedroom with an ensuite on the second floor.
The pavilion deck features an outdoor bath and shower.
Price: From $3900 per night.
Address: Lagoon Rd, Lord Howe Island, NSW
7. Dune Pavilion, Longitude 131°, NT
One of Australia’s most coveted accommodations, the Dune Pavilion at Longitude 131° showcases the very best of indoor/outdoor living. This four-guest property was architecturally designed as a modern interpretation of the Australian homestead and celebrates the unique Red Centre landscape.
The colour palette of the suite is designed to blend in with the surrounding landscape.
The highlight is undoubtedly the uninterrupted outlooks of Uluṟu and Kata Tjuṯa which can be enjoyed from the comfort of your plush bed, the private plunge pool or the outdoor deck.
The tented pavilion offers the ultimate in outback glamour.
Price: From $7560 per night.
Address: Yulara Drive, Yulara, NT
8. Private Pavilion, Saffire Freycinet, Tas
Two hours from Hobart on Tasmania’s stunning east coast is the sublime Freycinet National Park. And Saffire Freycinet is the ultimate place to stay with not many reviewers being able to fault the Private Pavilion. The ultra-modern suite features a separate bedroom and dining area and a private courtyard with a plunge pool, all of which overlooks the wild beauty of Freycinet Peninsula.
Saffire Freycinet sits along Tasmania’s picturesque East Coast.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the onsite restaurant are all included in your booking, but if you want to top the experience and make the most of your suite, in-room dining with your own personal chef is also available for an added fee.
The suite is elevated with Tasmanian timbers and Australian designer touches.
Price: From $3500 per night.
Address: 2352 Coles Bay Rd, Coles Bay, Tas
9. Presidential Villa, Crown Towers Sydney, NSW
Australia’s most expensive penthouse suite sits proudly on the 88th floor of the Crown Towers Sydney and is a favourite amongst celebrities – hello Taylor Swift.
The suite is swathed in sleek chrome.
Spread across 800 square metres and two levels, the amenities here are unbeatable with a kitchen and marble-top bar, a 10-person dining area, an infinity pool, a sundeck, a pool table area, a media room and a fitness room. We could go on…
The second floor’s master bathroom comes with a spa bath.
Price: Price on enquiry only.
Address: 1 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo, NSW
10. Residence, Pelorus Private Island, Qld
As the name suggests, this newly opened accommodation is on its own private island in Tropical North Queensland on the Great Barrier Reef. The island has 400 hectares of pristine wilderness to explore and magnificent fringing reefs.
This secluded stay is the ultimate relaxation spot.
There are only five intimate suites at the waterfront property each of which epitomises contemporary island luxury and is decorated with hand-made designer furniture and textiles. Guests also have access to unlimited boat charters to surrounding islands.
The suite’s minimalist design encourages you to relax.
Price: $20,000 per night.
Address: Pelorus Private Island, Palm Island, Qld
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