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The 20 Most Expensive Hotel Rooms In America

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When it comes to luxury accommodations, the most expensive hotel rooms in America can be found in the scenic west.

Hotel booking website Luxury-Hotels.com just released a list of the 20 most expensive American hotel rooms, which range in price from $767 per night to a mind-boggling $2,279 per night.

Some of the luxury amenities that were offered included complimentary wine and a free mountain bike to use upon arrival.

#20 Post Ranch Inn in Big Sur, California looks out on stunning views of the California coastline and costs an average of $767 a night.

Methodology: Rankings are based on the average rate for the most affordable double room calculated for the period spanning June to September 2012 from hotels’ websites or drawn from the leading hotel-booking sites. Only hotels offering a minimum of 10 rooms were considered.

Source: Luxury-Hotels



#19 The Lodge at Pebble Beach in California has a gorgeous golf course right on the ocean, and costs $811 per night.

Methodology: Rankings are based on the average rate for the most affordable double room calculated for the period spanning June to September 2012 from hotels’ websites or drawn from the leading hotel-booking sites. Only hotels offering a minimum of 10 rooms were considered.

Source: Luxury-Hotels



#18 Beach Village at the Del in San Diego, California has spectacular ocean views, and costs $813 a night.

Methodology: Rankings are based on the average rate for the most affordable double room calculated for the period spanning June to September 2012 from hotels’ websites or drawn from the leading hotel-booking sites. Only hotels offering a minimum of 10 rooms were considered.

Source: Luxury-Hotels



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