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The bright lights and excitement of the casino floor are a thrill, but for the true VIPs, the real action is upstairs in the high-roller suites. These lavish hotel rooms cater to the biggest whales and high rollers at Casino Rocket Australia – with price tags running into the tens of thousands per night and amenities so over the top they have to be seen to be believed. Let’s take a tour of some of the most opulent high-roller accommodations at famous casinos around the world.
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The Sky Villas – MGM Grand Las Vegas
Occupying the top floors of the MGM Grand Las Vegas, the Sky Villas exude extravagance from the moment you step out of your chauffeured limousine and personal butler onto the private elevator. The two-story suites range from 2,000 to over 10,000 square feet (ca. 929 m²), with amenities like an indoor pool, massage room, hair salon, and 24-hour butler service. The pièce de résistance are the incredible Strip views through floor-to-ceiling windows. Nightly rates start around $10,000 and go all the way up to $35,000.
The Villas at Wynn Las Vegas
Steve Wynn set a new standard for high-roller luxury when he opened the Wynn resort, with its secluded villa suites housed in a private gated entrance away from the hustle and bustle of the main hotel. The one-to-four bedroom villas feature amenities like 24-hour butler service, private workout rooms, massage rooms, hair salons, and more. The crowning glory is the 4,750 square foot (441.29 m²), two-story Fairway Villa overlooking the Wynn golf course with its own indoor waterfall, media room and rooftop garden retreat starting at $14,000 per night.
The Chairman’s Villa – Crown Towers Melbourne
As the flagship property of Australian casino mogul James Packer, the Crown Towers goes all-out to accommodate its biggest bettors. Perched high above the Melbourne skyline, the 6,000 square foot (557.42 m²) Chairman’s Villa comes with 24-hour butler service, chef on call, chauffeured Rolls Royce, and vertigo-inducing views of the city through floor-to-ceiling windows. The two-story penthouse features lavish furnishings, luxury entertainment systems, and a show stopping crystal chandelier as the centerpiece to its double-height foyer. Nightly rates start around $26,000.
The Grand Lisboa Villa – The Grand Lisboa Macau
Macau’s rise as the gambling capital of the world has sparked intense competition between casinos to attract high and ultra-high rollers to their VIP rooms and suites. The Grand Lisboa has emerged as the premier destination for luxury and extravagance in Macau. The crown jewel of the Grand Lisboa is its Villa de Mer signature villas, occupying the entire top floor of the property’s exclusive Palazzo Versace-designed hotel tower. The 8,000 square foot (743.22 m²) duplex villa features a private pool cantilevered over the side of the building, massage center, hair salon, gym, karaoke room and more. 24-hour butler service and security ensures privacy for elite guests wagering up to $1 million a hand in the casino’s private salons.
Necker Island Suite – Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas
The Caribbean playground for billionaires and celebs, Atlantis Paradise Island is all about over-the-top luxury. For its biggest whales, the resort offers two Necker Island suites located far from the crowds in the exclusive Cove Atlantis enclave. Named after Sir Richard Branson’s private Necker Island retreat, the duplex penthouses each span 10,000 square feet (929.03 m²) over two floors. Amenities include a private infinity pool with outdoor terrace and water slides, grand piano, media room, fitness center, butler’s pantry and wine storage, 10-seat bar, and more. Nightly rates average $35,000. It’s no wonder the suite has hosted the likes of Oprah, Michael Jordan, and Kim Kardashian.
The Cascata Suite – Bellagio Las Vegas
In a city renowned for luxury, the Bellagio’s Cascata Suite stands in a class of its own. Located in the exclusive Chairman’s Lounge high above the bustling casino floor, the two-story suite is highlighted by a stunning water feature cascading down a private marble foyer. Inside the 2,700 square foot (250.84 m²) suite, guests enjoy Hermès bathroom amenities, a fully-stocked bar, private workout room, and Butler service. And the views overlooking the Bellagio fountains through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows are simply breathtaking. The nightly cost for this slice of high-roller heaven? A cool $40,000.
Conclusion
Whether you have a seven-figure bankroll or just want to experience high-roller living vicariously for a night, these over-the-top suites let you soak in the kind of luxury only the world’s biggest casinos can offer. From the extravagant amenities to the astronomical price tags, they don’t call them whale suites for nothing. Where will you choose to live like royalty next?
