Bobsledding in Utah with Olympic medalists, a New York penthouse that costs $50,000 a night, and the chance to throw the first pitch at a Cubs game.
If you're one of those lucky few ready to spend serious money traveling across the United States, the possibilities for what you can do are practically endless.
Here are nine exclusive ways to make your vacation photos on Instagram even more enviable.
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The best burger?
It's no surprise that Sin City is home to some of the most extravagant and lavish vacation experiences around.
That even includes lunch. Try the FleurBurger 5000, your chance to savor the finest Kobe beef topped with black truffle and foie gras. You'll need a drink to go with it, but hold the soda, because the package comes with a bottle of 1995 Chateau Petrus.
The wine (not the burger) is served in Italian Ichendorf Brunello glasses, and you even get to keep those glasses, shipped to your home as part of the package, along with a personal note from chef Hubert Keller of the Fleur restaurant at Mandalay Bay. He's the creator of the burger offering that runs a cool $5,000. But you also get fries.
Fleur at Mandalay Bay, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119; +1 702.632.7200
Villa Azul with ocean views, Guam
The US territory of Guam sits in the western Pacific, an island of tropical beaches and swaying palms that draws American and international visitors in growing numbers.
Dusit Thani is Guam's newest five-star resort, overlooking the turquoise waters of Tumon Bay, a large, shallow stretch of ocean protected by a reef that makes it ideal for families and snorkeling.
The three-bedroom Villa Azul at the resort sleeps six adults and is the finest accommodation on the property, thanks to a private pool, a spa room, a large terrace and a barbecue area, all of which boast the gorgeous sunset views that made the island famous.
Villa Azul is available from $6,000 a night.
Dusit Thani Resort, 1227 Pale San Vitores Rd, Tumon, Guam 96913; +1 671 648 8000
A suite in the sky
The "Suite in the Sky" at the Four Seasons Hotel New York lives up to its name as an "Extraordinary Experience." That's because the Ty Warner penthouse on the 52nd floor is arguably the most expensive one-bedroom penthouse in the USA.
For a staggering $50,000 a night (plus taxes, of course), you get 4,300 square feet of unrivaled hotel luxury, designed by Peter Marino and I.M. Pei. The penthouse features a library, a bedroom finished in Chinese onyx, a waterfall and four cantilevered glass balconies with panoramic city views.
For convenience, the price also includes a chauffeured Rolls Royce, so you won't have to fight your way through a crowded subway to get there, and a personal trainer is always on hand to keep you in top shape.
Unlimited garment pressing rounds it all off, so it's a good idea to bring a full year's worth of laundry along with you.
Four Seasons Hotel New York, 57 East 57th St, New York, NY 10022; +1 (212) 758-5700
Diving into Dallas
Two nights in Dallas can't get any pricier or more exclusive than at the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. That's because their special getaway, called "Dallas: Culture and Cowboys," promises an immersion into the city like no other.
On top of the stay, 40 years after a certain TV series first aired, you get a private tour of the country's most famous ranch, Southfork. Add to that custom-made cowboy hats from the Wild Bill Western Store and the chance to sample Texas barbecue in serious style at Pecan Lodge, and the city is sure to impress on many fronts.
Package prices start from $1,900 for two nights, per couple.
Mansion on Turtle Creek, 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75219; +1 214.559.2100
A Chicago Cubs dream trip
For baseball fans, well, Cubs fans maybe, nothing is more exclusive than the "One Legendary Stay" package at the new Hotel Zachary in Chicago. The hotel sits across from the iconic Wrigley Field, and you can stay in its Marquee suite overlooking, no surprise, the Wrigley scoreboard, a sign that has greeted fans for more than 80 years.
The two nights also include a private tour of the stadium, a party in your suite and the chance to throw the first pitch at a Cubs game. Half the proceeds from the package go to Cubs Charities.
The $40,000 price covers the two-night stay, the party and the first pitch.
Hotel Zachary, 3630 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60613; +1 (773) 302-2300
Bobsledding in Utah
Staying with sports, The St. Regis Deer Valley, in partnership with the Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation, offers a year-round chance to ride the bobsled down the Park City track with Olympic silver medalists Valerie Fleming or Shauna Rohbock.
First-time speed lovers can tackle 10 turns, accelerating up to 70 miles per hour, all while pulling forces of up to 3G. It may not be everyone's idea of a luxury vacation, but you'll have your own awards ceremony and a tour of the Olympic Park once you cross the finish line.
The $3,500 package also includes two nights in a suite.
The St. Regis Deer Valley, 2300 Deer Valley Dr. East, Park City, UT, 84060; +1 435 940-5717
A bungalow in Beverly Hills
A luxurious bungalow favored by Elizabeth Taylor could become the setting for the perfect bachelorette party. Recently renovated, Bungalow 5 at The Beverly Hills Hotel was home to no fewer than six of the legendary actress's eight honeymoons.
You and five of your friends can choose to unwind with poolside yoga or a massage, both included, perhaps while sipping champagne and enjoying lavender macarons made in Taylor's honor. The price of the package, inspired by the 1989 film "Troop Beverly Hills," even includes pink eye masks and striped pink-and-white pajamas.
This lavish experience is available for $15,000 a night.
The Beverly Hills Hotel, 9641 Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Hills, CA 90210; +1 310 276 2251
Exploring Chicago by air and water
There aren't many more luxurious ways to explore the Windy City than by helicopter and boat, and The Peninsula Chicago gives guests the chance to try both, with a few extra perks thrown in.
First, you're driven to the starting point of your helicopter tour, which sweeps across the cityscape with some breathtaking views, and photo opportunities.
Then you head out onto the waves of Lake Michigan for a 30-minute Sea Dog cruise at speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. When you return to the hotel, and dry off, you'll find gifts waiting, including a chocolate replica of the famous John Hancock building and a Chicago Lego set.
The air-and-water package costs $1,600 for two adults and two children, not including the stay. Rooms at The Peninsula Chicago start from $399 a night for a Superior Room.
The Peninsula Chicago, 108 E Superior St, Chicago, IL 60611; +1 312-337-2888
The ultimate ski experience out West
If skiing and wildlife are your thing, nothing beats this combined package from Four Seasons in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Vail, Colorado. Happily, NetJets is ready to take the stress out of the journey with private flights.
Over six days and five nights, you begin by skiing in Jackson Hole with an Olympian, before setting off on a private safari to the National Elk Refuge.
The move to Vail then delivers plenty of thrills, including heli-skiing and a mountaintop lunch prepared by the resort's chef. Call +1 (416) 613-9671 for full package details. The price is $14,500 per person, for a group of 6.
Four Seasons Jackson Hole, 7680 Granite Loop Road, Teton Village, Wyoming 83025; +1 (307) 732-5000
Four Seasons Vail, One Vail Road, Vail, Colorado 81657; +1 (970) 477-8600
