In Pictures: 9 Hedonistic Hotel Suites & Villas for Elite NYE Parties

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The world's finest suites come in a whole plethora of shapes and sizes. From jaw-dropping gold-clad mega rooms in Dubai to centuries-old French chateaus, whatever your vibe, there’s certainly something out there. While some like to relax when they vacation, for others it’s all about entertaining. They love to invite all their friends and family and throw a big getaway bonanza. Who can blame them, in some of these suites, it’s almost impossible not to have a good time. Here are the nine finest suites in the world, perfectly suited to those who love entertaining, and can’t help but throw a party.
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Palms Casino Resort, the first resort in Las Vegas to be owned by a Native American tribe, bedazzles as a buzz-scape with a plentitude of bells and whistles, 766 rooms, 190,000 sq ft of meeting space, soaring towers and the Las Vegas’ standard fare of exceptional restaurants. But it also flaunts a score of unique theme suites — such as one dedicated to bowling.
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Throw the fete in the Sky Villa’s Empathy Suite, designed and adorned by none other than the provocative conceptual artist, Damian Hirst.
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Carouse and make merry across its 9,000 sq ft, whether in the two king bedrooms, pool-studded terrace, 13-seat bar, two massage rooms or sauna. Plus there’s 24-hour butler service to ensure the stay goes as smoothly as possible. From $75,000 per night.
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Overlooking northern Ibiza’s Xarraca Bay, the earthy, eco-minded Six Senses Ibiza is a magnet for a more settled type of boho traveler who has largely moved on from the island’s boisterous clubbing scene. Rolling wellness retreats are led by the crème de la crème of global practitioners; guests here participate in personalized programs designed to radically improve their quality of sleep rather than pulling all-nighters.
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But, of course, the island continues to radiate uplifting energy, and groups who visit the resort with something to celebrate are drawn to The South Mansion.
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With 10 bedrooms and seemingly acres of space, it’s well named. Airy double-height rooms open to expansive terraces and balconies, with wonderful woodland and sea views. With a cinema and wine cellar on offer alongside the private garden and pool, families and friends could while away a week or so here very comfortably. Price upon request.
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Those who check in at The Miami Beach Edition come to be seen — and where better than the resort’s exclusive Bungalow Penthouse. Spread across two levels, the 2,300-sq-ft retreat makes the most of its oceanfront location with a wraparound balcony perfect for watching the waves and the lively beachfront below.
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Whether it's late nights spent at the suite’s private rooftop pool, enjoying the sound from the Beats Bluetooth speakers and the fully stocked bar, or washing away last night’s antics with the en suite’s enclosed rainforest shower and exclusive Le Labo amenities, every detail is designed for ultimate luxury and relaxation. From $10,000 per night.
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When it opened in 2023, Atlantis The Royal captured headlines as Dubai’s new go-to luxury destination, aided by a Beyonce performance rumored to be the most expensive private show in history. Now, almost a year on, its striking architecture and positioning on the crescent road that circles this city's famous Palm development, ensures Atlantis The Royal remains one of Dubai’s finest stays.
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Sticking with the hotel's regal theme, its most impressive suite, The Royal Mansion, is an expansive 12,100-sq-ft four-bedroom penthouse that sits atop this magnificent building. Interiors are suitably Dubai-esque — rooms gleam with gold accents aided by the flood of light that pours in through the sizable windows.
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There’s an infinity pool and a private foyer which features an olive tree that’s over 100 years old. In the evenings, the private bar and outdoor terrace with views over the city proves an excellent spot to unwind. From $100,000 per night.
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The developers of the Strip’s recently-opened Resorts World Las Vegas understood you need to go all out if you want to stand out in this ultra-competitive, uniquely dynamic city. This megabucks project delivers it all — glitzy gaming opportunities, phenomenal dining, cleverly conceived spa concepts and superstar musician residencies.
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Its best suite, the four-bedroom Crockfords Las Vegas Palace, is similarly, gloriously OTT. Gargantuan, its focal point is a slick outdoor pool, though guests can also make use of a spa, private gardens, high-tech media room, games room and bar.
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A generous selection of complimentary snacks and beverages provide an incentive to kickstart an evening’s celebrations early, and a dedicated butler team is on hand to facilitate privileged access to the rest of RWLV’s countless facilities. Price upon request.
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At Faena Hotel Miami Beach, art and design is taken seriously — a number of important artworks have a permanent home here and Faena Art is an organization that commissions, produces and houses art in both the hotel and worldwide — there’s also the Faena Prize that celebrates artistic innovation.
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The Penthouse has plenty of unique artwork throughout the 14,507-sq-ft space, along with show-stealing prints and talking-piece accents (think: animal prints, coral sculptures, bright red furnishings and lots of gold). The bi-level penthouse’s five bedrooms have their own furnished balconies to take in those sublime Miami views, and there are a multitude of dining and lounging spaces just made for socializing. From $50,000 per night.
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Love it or hate it, there’s nowhere on Earth quite like Las Vegas. And there’s nowhere in Las Vegas quite like Encore at Wynn Las Vegas on the Strip. You will find everything you need under one roof, from the best nightlife and casinos, to high-end shopping, fine dining and award-winning spas.
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The 5,829-sq-ft Encore Three-bedroom Duplex is the most extravagant of the suites: Spread over two floors, the spacious apartment has its own private elevator and imposing double-height windows for magnificent views of glittering Sin City.
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Each of the three lavish en-suite bedrooms has a marble whirlpool deep-soaking bath, separate shower and twin sinks. There is a butler on hand 24/7 to cater to your every need, and a fitness room, massage room and billiard room to keep you and your guests thoroughly entertained without ever opening the suite’s door. From $4,000 per night.
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Surpassing even Dubai’s own bold architectural prowess, One&Only Za’abeel vivifies the cityscape with futuristic, inventive forms and shapes. Imagined to be a flamboyant — but classy — portal to the ritzy city’s heartbeat, One&Only Za’abeel soars to the sky, its entire footprint a party haven. Its beau ideal hotspot for living large, Villa One, invites guests to a cosmopolitan parlor-scene, imbued with Arabian glamour. The vision of Jean-Michel Gathy, the suite has three distinct common areas to gather with friends, two magnificently arrayed king bedrooms and an unforgettable terrace, inspired by a decadent, black marble infinity lap pool. Well-trained staff, a private cinema and fully equipped gym complete the ticket. From $40,000 per night.
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Literally built to house celebrities (the hotel’s billionaire founder owns the Houston Rockets), this property hums with haute monde. With a first-in-class wine library, a helipad and a museum-worthy art collection, Post Oak Hotel gobsmacks at every turn.
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In keeping with its devotion to oversized opulence and ne plus ultra everything, its splendiferous Penthouse Suite, the largest in the US, takes the prize. On two floors, sprawling 22,000-sq-ft, it incorporates a mini world of wonder via eye-popping attributes.
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Think: outdoor pool, a half-court basketball and cutting-edge gymscapes, interactive game room, personal theater and an enormous his-and-hers closet that has space for more than 150 pairs of shoes. Supreme artwork, custom furniture (23 chandeliers!) and an army of attentive staff complete the fantasy come to life. From $125,000 per night.