RANKED: The most luxurious hotel suites you can book for under $500 a night in 8 popular US cities
SAN FRANCISCO: King suite at Parc 55 — $312.
Laze around on the king bed or in the separate living area in this "Skyline" suite while you took in the views of Union Square and San Francisco Bay through a bay window.
Base rate: Under $500.
SAN FRANCISCO: Penthouse Suite at Hotel Union Square — $339.
Less than $500 is pretty good going for a penthouse suite, and on some dates, the one at Hotel Union Square goes for even less. It's just a one-bedroom, but can sleep four people — and it has a private rooftop deck with panoramic San Francisco views to boot.
Base rate: Under $500.
NEW YORK CITY: Queen suite at Shelburne Hotel & Suites by Affinia — $339.68.
New York City isn't a cheap place to stay, but you can book a suite with a queen bed and granite kitchenette (and enjoy complimentary wine and hors d'oeuvres in the hotel's fireside parlor) for less than $300 at Shelburne Hotel & Suites by Affinia.
Base rate: Under $300.
CHICAGO: Two connecting suites at the Hilton Chicago/Magnificent Mile Suites — $362.65.
A king one-bedroom suite connected to a two double bed alcove suite can be booked for under $500 at the Hilton Chicago/Magnificent Mile Suites, sleeping up to 10 guests thanks to two sofabeds.
Base rate: Under $500.
LAS VEGAS: Two connecting suites at Vdara Hotel & Spa — $375.
Take in 270-degree Las Vegas Strip views in the connecting Panoramic and Studio Suites at the Vdara Hotel & Spa, which together can sleep six people, for less than $500 a night. There's a full kitchen and even a washer-dryer, so you can really feel at home.
Base rate: Under $500 a night.
ORLANDO: A two bedroom suite at Universal's Cabana Bay — $389.
This two bedroom, two bathroom suite, which offers views of Universal's Volcano Bay, is the theme park fan's dream.
Sleeping eight people — and home to a kitchenette and mini fridge — it's perfect for a family holiday.
Base rate: Under $500.
MIAMI: Two connecting suites at Washington Park Hotel South Beach — $398.40.
Connect two suites — the Premier One King and the Premier 2 Queens — at the Washington Park Hotel for separate living and sleeping areas that can comfortably fit seven people for a group stay. The rainfall shower and down comforters are a highlight.
Base rate: Under $500.
CHICAGO: Two connecting suites at theWit — $428.40.
You can nab a suite with two queen beds onto the already luxurious "Spa King One-Bed Suite" at Chicago's theWit hotel for a total of under $300 if you get lucky, according to Suiteness.
The space, which would comfortably sleep eight people, comes with a fully-equipped kitchen, deep soaking bathtub, and a dining table that seats four.
Base rate: Under $300.
LOS ANGELES: A king suite at the Andaz West Hollywood — $429.
If you're travelling as a couple but simply want lots of space, the 800 sq. feet, a stunning chandelier, and LA skyline views made the Andaz Suite King a good option.
Base rate: Under $500 a night.
NEW YORK CITY: A two-bedroom suite at the Stewart Hotel NYC — $485.
If you're not one for eating out — or are simply trying to stay healthy while you travel — look for a suite with a full kitchen, like the Two Bedroom Suite at The Stewart Hotel, New York City.
With 825 sq. ft. and two bathrooms, there's plenty of space for a crowd — and for family dinners or drinks with friends.
Base rate: Under $500.
MIAMI: A panoramic beachfront suite at Eden Roc Miami Beach — $489.37.
A beachfront hotel and panoramic views of the ocean from bed, you say? It can be yours for less than $500 at Eden Roc Miami Beach — the One Bedroom Oceanfront Suite, which is perfect for a couple, has a spacious living area, dining table, 24-hour room service, and a 200 sq. ft private balcony, too.
Base rate: Under $500.
Rate for Sunday, September 1: $489.37.
LAS VEGAS: Two luxury connecting suites at The Venetian — $613.53.
Take in stunning Las Vegas views from not one, but two suites in the iconic Venetian Resort Hotel & Casino from under $500 a night.
You can nab both the Pizza View Suite and connected Bella View Suite, which together will sleep eight guests who can enjoy remote-controlled curtains, a lower-level living room, and a private powder room.
Base rate: Under $500 per night.
ORLANDO: Two connecting suites at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando — $668.99.
The kids deserve a little luxury as well — and you can make everyone happy with the Despicable Me Kids Suite at Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando.
There's a bedroom fully decked out in Minion decor (missile-shaped beds included), as well as a slightly more sophisticated one for you complete with a king size bed.
Base rate: Under $500.
LOS ANGELES: Two connecting suites with a balcony at The Beverly Hilton — $709.20.
Staying in Beverly Hills doesn't have to be unaffordable. Perfect for six people, it's possible to book a connecting King Bed Studio Suite — complete with a balcony — and two double bed room for less than $500 a night at the Beverly Hilton, according to Suiteness.
Base rate: Under $500.
SAN DIEGO: Two connecting suites at Andaz San Diego — $1,338.
While the prices on the site were certainly steep when we looked, Suiteness promises you can get two connecting suites — the ultra-modern Sweet Suite + King — for under $500 if you time it right.
If you do, you'll have an oversized bathtub, separate living and sitting area, and spacious dining area to make use of — not to mention great views, since you're on the top floor.
Base rate: Under $500.
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