According to this year’s newly released list of five-star hotel prices around the world, which includes the most expensive as well as the cheapest cities, the difference is a whopping $515 per night for the same rating! Take a look and see if there’s a city you’ve stayed in before.
Cheapest 5-Star Hotels in the World
Never in a million years would I have thought that the cheapest five-star hotel in the world would come from Turkey, with Antalya, its southwestern city and a popular travel destination, being so conscientious about its prices that it’s baffling.
How cheap can the price be? Antalya’s top local hotels, the lowest price per night is just 39.62 U.S. dollars, is the lowest in the comparison of 170 regions of the world’s seaside hotels. For the price of one night in a fast hotel in Mordor, you can stay in a five-star in Antalya! Just by looking at this rate, I’m willing to plan the region as a destination on my list for this year.
If going to a small town to see hot air balloons was one of the exciting and hilarious items on last year’s popular and explosive Turkey trip, Antalya is a niche and romantic stop, and its reputation as the host city of the 2016 World Expo is long overdue. Located on the Mediterranean coast, Antalya’s stunning coastline and blue waters have been dubbed the “Turquoise Coast”.
Another reason for Antalya’s popularity is that it has preserved a lot of relics from the ancient Roman period, with magnificent buildings and a thousand years of civilization scattered throughout the city.
In particular, the Hadrian’s Gate, built during the reign of the Roman Emperor in 130 A.D., and the Hidirlik Tower, built in the second century, are some of the most popular places where people go to Antalya to follow in the footsteps of the ancient Romans.
How to get there? Antalya is a small city, so make it a stop on your trip to Turkey by flying directly from Shanghai Pudong Airport to Istanbul Airport, then catching a bus or plane to Antalya.
The second most affordable city in the world is Mexico City, where the lowest price for a night in a five-star hotel is 41.38 USD. Thousands of historic buildings, hundreds of museums, and countless top muralists have left their works here.
How to get there. Catch an Aeromexico flight from Shanghai for a direct flight to Mexico City.
Third is Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, a desert city where the lowest price for a one-night stay is $50.51.
Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, costs $51.23.
The U.S. accounts for four of the top five most expensive
Comparison of the world’s cheapest five-star hotels in 20 cities, and the most expensive 20 cities, the United States of America, the inch of land, in the “most expensive” list of the top five, occupying four rankings.
Accommodation in San Francisco is the most expensive, the cheapest five-star hotel price is nearly $554.64 a night.
As a place where various cultures meet, San Francisco can never be ignored, and many movies are willing to take this place as an important location, this time the hot “Bumblebee”, the ending of the heroine and the bumblebee farewell scene, the location of the Spencer Battery next to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
Boston
came in second place with a slim margin of $539.79 per night. It’s a city of culture, home to Harvard University and MIT, and simply traveling to stop by has fulfilled many people’s dreams.
Tokyo, Japan
Not to be outdone, Tokyo made it into the top four at $534.17 per night. “Expensive and small” is what most people say about Japanese hotels, but the variety of in-depth things to do throughout the year made us want to visit the city.
Los Angeles
At $445.69 per night, Los Angeles is the second largest city in the U.S. Rates increase every year, so check in while you can.
The difference between the cheapest five-star hotel and the most expensive five-star hotel is a whopping $515. That said, it’s easy to see that these relatively “more expensive” cities are more popular destinations.
Would you change your destination just because of the price of the hotel? What are the most and least expensive hotels you’ve stayed in? Leave a comment and share with us!
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