The Top 5 Most Luxurious Bathrooms In The World

With the turn of the century, bathrooms have quickly been relegated into luxury abodes for people. Although earlier baths were reviewed as places to quickly venture in and out, today the scenario has changed. Today the restrooms have upstaged into more like a lounge or places to dwell in a bit longer than required. Such is the profound effect of having luxurious showers that architects are also renovating the idea and creating spaces where people can easily luxuriate and loiter.

Today, we will discuss in detail a few places which have the most luxurious bathrooms in the world.

1. Gold Plated Bathroom, Rutland Gate London
   This luxurious bathroom will not only cleanse your body but heal your soul as well! Intricate detailing combined with fine gold-plated fixtures makes the restroom one of the costliest in the world. From semi-precious stones, jewelry embedded-bidets, expensive gold-plated elements are what sets the gorgeous bath aside. What’s more interesting is that precious metals have been used to decorate the room to the core. Auctioned way back in 2015, the estimated construction cost is around $ 392 million. All this together has made it earn the reputation of being the most lavish bath in the world.
2. Royal Two-Bedroom Suite, Burj-Al-Arab, Jumeriah
   When inside the world’s finest hotel, you can expect everything including the most extravagant bathrooms. Yes, we are referencing the 7-star hotel Burj-Al-Arab in Dubai. The hotel is often quoted to give travelers an experience of pure bliss and its restrooms are not any different. Inside the two-bedroom suite of the hotel, veined marble, Hermes amenities, a five-head rain shower, and carpets welcome you. Amidst all these wonders the luxurious bathtub thrust in the middle makes the overall decadence even more seductive.
3. Solid Gold Bathroom, Swisshorn Gold Palace, Hong Kong
   Move aside gold-plated bathrooms, and experience the magic unfold before eyes in the form of pure gold. This solid gold bathroom in Hong Kong is one of a kind and will make your eyes pop at the extravagance. Owned by Mike Clarke, the bathroom has a gold fitted toilet, bathtub, and walls all made up of 24-karat gold. While with so much gold all around the price of the bathroom might not surprise you at $38.5 million. Owing to the luxurious appearance and glimmer, this bathroom has for sure become one of the most luxurious in the world.
4. Underwater Suite, Atlantis The Palm, Dubai
   If you thought the Burj-Al-Arab in Dubai has the most extraordinary bathroom in the world, then think again. For all those who are yet unaware of this underwater suite, let us break the ice with you. Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai has rich hotel suites which team up with the underwater marine life very well. The baths at the property have floor-to-ceiling windows which help occupants take a look into the Ambassador Lagoon. With a variety of fishes swimming in front of your eyes, you will never feel the need of leaving this luxurious bath anytime soon.
5. Gilded Bathroom, Chalet Estate, Surrey, UK
   If you want to see world-class opulence take shape before eyes, then the Gilded Bathroom is the perfect pick! Located within a Grade II Chalet on the bank of Thames, the bath is a masterpiece in its realm. The ostentatious shower has copper bathtubs along with Japanese toilets which ooze luxury from all angles. Teaming up with the bathroom fittings is gilded Italian washbasins which further amplify the show of the room. The home was listed in 2019 for a whopping $3.7 million and the reason is quite clear before the viewers!

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