The most expensive hotel suite in the world isn't in a sybaritic hotspot like Miami or Las Vegas. As Travel + Leisure first pointed out , it's in Geneva, Switzerland, at the Hotel President Wilson . Scroll down for a tour.

The suite encompasses the entire eighth floor of the hotel. hotelpresidentwilson.com It's more than 18,000 square feet.

Its 2,500-square-foot living room overlooks Lake Geneva. hotelpresidentwilson.com The windows are bulletproof to protect high-profile guests.

There's a Steinway grand piano. hotelpresidentwilson.com

And an entertainment area with a 1930 Brunswick billiards table. hotelpresidentwilson.com The suite has its own gym too, so guests don't need to worry about breaking a sweat with the hoi polloi.

The 103-inch Bang & Olufsen plasma television is one of the largest in the world. hotelpresidentwilson.com

A private terrace overlooking the lake comes with a telescope. hotelpresidentwilson.com

Here's one of the 12 bedrooms. hotelpresidentwilson.com

There are lake views everywhere you turn, including in this bathroom with a Jacuzzi and steam shower. hotelpresidentwilson.com All of the 12 bathrooms are outfitted with Hermès bath products.

In addition to a 26-person dining room, the suite's meeting room can seat 16. hotelpresidentwilson.com

Its proximity to the European headquarters of the United Nations makes it a draw for heads of state. hotelpresidentwilson.com

According to Business Insider, the suite has hosted heads of state like Bill Clinton, the King of Saudi Arabia, and Tony Blair. hotelpresidentwilson.com Bill Gates, Sir Richard Branson, and Michael Jackson are other reported past guests.

For $80,000 per night, you could join their ranks. hotelpresidentwilson.com Book Now

Sam Dangremond Contributing Digital Editor Sam Dangremond is a Contributing Digital Editor at Town & Country, where he covers men's style, cocktails, travel, and the social scene.

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