The right hotel suite can instantly enhance any trip. However, there are only a few worthy of replacing your destination entirely. These 15 spaces certainly fit the bill.

Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa's Sunset Three-Bedroom Water Suite offers more outdoor space (2,995 square feet) than indoor space (2,590 square feet) and can accommodate up to a half-dozen adults. With ocean, lagoon and sunset views, this suite is the epitome of overwater living.

The Royal Master Suite at the five-star TRS Yucatan in Playa del Carmen, Mexico boasts an exclusive hydro-massage bath, a spacious swimming pool, a king size bed and a separate living room and shower cubicle.

The newly-renovated fifth-floor Imperial Suite at La Reserve Paris offers guests tremendous views of the Eiffel Tower, the spires of Notre Dame and other famous landmarks from multiple balconies. Nightly rates start at approximately $5,577.

The Chatwal's Producer Suite's bathroom alone features granite countertops, a heated floor, an integrated 19-inch mirrored television and jacuzzi. Other highlights of this $6,000-per-night suite include a king bed with a handmade Shifman mattress, a living room with a fireplace and a spiral staircase to a large roof deck.

The Majestic Hotel & Spa's Royal Penthouse Suite is the largest in Barcelona at over 5,000 square feet. The suite boasts a supersized minibar-better known as a "Maxibar"-stocked with drinks and snacks, local Catalonian fixtures and furniture from Italy, Germany and the Netherlands. Travelers with a budget of $15,000 per night can also enjoy the spacious lounge with seating for up to 14.

The Senator's Suite at the Royal Sonesta New Orleans is luxury in the heart of the Big Easy. Accommodating anywhere from two to four guests, this suite comes complete with a wet bar and separate living area.

The Tokyo Suite at the Park Hyatt Tokyo feels more like a home than a hotel suite. Situated 50 floors up, the massive space features a library collection of 1,000 books and floor-to-ceiling skyline views from almost every room. However, guests will need a little more than $9,000 to experience them for even a single night.

The Marylebone's namesake suite includes its own private rooftop in the middle of London. The leading feature is an expansive open-air terrace that comes complete with plush sofas, a gas fireplace and TV. Guests can also take advantage of built-in heating and a retractable roof to enjoy the space in all seasons.

Hyatt Ziva Cancun's Presidential Suite encompasses the entire top 18th floor of the resort so guests can enjoy the ocean views knowing they're among the best in Cancun. The spacious 4,381-square-foot suite can accommodate up to five guests at once.

Part of a two-year, $100 million renovation, the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club's two $2,000-per-night Penthouse Suites are located on the top floor and boast gorgeous views of Hamilton Harbour. Guests will enjoy private wraparound balconies and a complimentary on-water experience. Options include jet skiing, whale watching, a yacht tour of the Bermuda Great Sound that includes cocktails and a swim around the Vixen shipwreck.

Hard RockRiviera Maya's Bret Michaels Rock Star Suite spans more than 9,000 square feet. Highlights include a private game/theater room, a fitness center and an expansive upstairs terrace complete with a hot tub, DJ booth and fire pit.

Enhance your Nantucket getaway with a stay at the White Elephant Loft at 32 Main Street. The pied-a-terre-style loft offers guests direct access to the island's downtown area, a gourmet kitchen, access to a heated pool and cabana area as well as keys to a BMW hybrid-SUV for the duration of their stay. Excluding taxes and fees, nightly rates start at $1,595.

The one-bedroom, 1,600-square-foot Presidential Suite is located on the top floor of the all-new MGM Springfield casino resort and pays homage to Springfield native Dr. Seuss through a handful of unique features, including a custom chandelier comprised of vintage hats. The resort opens August 24, 2018 and is now accepting reservations.

The Penthouse Suite at The Lowell has been brought to life by renowned interior designer Michael S. Smith, who famously decorated the Obama White House. The three-bedroom suite offers as many as four private outdoor terraces and a dining room with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. The Penthouse Suite will only set you back $19,500 per night.

The Chairman's Suite at Bellagio is as extravagant as Las Vegas suites come. After enjoying private registration, guests cross a suspended walkway to the 4,075-square-foot suite, which includes a solarium, indoor garden and fountain, a fireplace and L-shaped bar in addition to private bathrooms equipped with whirlpool tubs and steam showers.