Inside the Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson. Photo: Instagram/hotelpresidentgeneva
As your private elevator glides silently up the side of the hotel, Geneva begins to disappear beneath your feet. The elevator doors part — and you step into an entirely different world.
Welcome to the Royal Penthouse Suite at Hotel President Wilson in Geneva, Switzerland — a place where the world’s richest and most powerful come not just to rest, but to reign.
For ₹88 lakh a night, this is not just a room. It’s an empire.
A Palace in the Sky
The moment you walk in, the scale hits you. This isn’t a suite — it’s the entire top floor. Twelve bedrooms, twelve marble bathrooms, and over 1,680 square meters of space, all cloaked in silence and luxury.
To your right, there’s a grand Steinway piano, gleaming beneath a chandelier. To your left, a dining room fit for a presidential summit. Every inch is immaculately designed: from the soft lighting that pools over antique furnishings, to the bulletproof glass that keeps the suite both private and protected.
Yes — bulletproof windows. Because when heads of state and royalty stay here (and they often do), security isn’t just a service — it’s a promise.
Service That Anticipates Your Needs
There’s no “room service” here — because you have a private chef, butler, and personal assistant, all on standby 24/7. Want sushi at midnight? Done. Prefer an in-room classical quartet instead of a TV? They’ll arrange it before you finish your sentence.
Your bathrobe is tailored. Your bed sheets are ironed twice. And your jacuzzi overlooks the Alps.
Views Worth More Than Gold
Step out onto the panoramic terrace. Geneva stretches out beneath you, framed by the stillness of Lake Geneva and the snow-dusted Alps The view is so stunning, it doesn’t just feel luxurious — it feels unreal. And as the sun begins to sink behind the mountains, the sky turns to gold. For a few moments, you don’t just feel rich. You feel limitless.
A Guest List You’ll Never Know
The Royal Penthouse Suite has hosted some of the most famous — and most discreet — people on the planet. Celebrities. Oil magnates. World leaders. Some arrive with entourages. Some come alone, seeking silence.
You won’t see photos. You won’t hear stories. That’s part of what they’re paying for.
But behind those silk curtains and soundproofed walls? History is being made — every single night.
Why It’s More Than Just Money
So, what does ₹88 lakh a night really buy you?
Yes, it buys twelve bedrooms, velvet walls, Persian rugs, and world-class wine cellars. It buys privacy, power, and the kind of service that rewrites what you thought was possible.
But more than anything, it buys a story — one so rare and extravagant that only a few people on Earth will ever live it.
And once you do, even the world below — the cities, the planes, the five-star resorts — will feel just a little smaller.