A Peek at The Greenbrier’s Presidential Suite

The Greenbrier in White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia is a destination in and of itself thanks to its rich and fascinating history, one-of-a-kind Dorothy Draper decor, southern hospitality, and multitude of indoor and outdoor activities (over 55 including falconry, ice skating, and bowling). Each room and suite is luxuriously decorated to make guests feel cheerful and cozy with Dorothy Draper’s bold colorful interior design. The magnificent Presidential Suite in the Windsor Club is the most spacious and luxurious of all the suites at The Greenbrier. Dwight D. Eisenhower held the North American Summit Conference there in 1956, hence its name, and more recently it welcomed Bill Clinton. It has also welcomed royalty including Prince Rainnier and Princess Grace of Monaco and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, as well as celebrities like Reese Witherspoon. We had the pleasure of getting a private tour of the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier during our visit from a friendly bellman. If you’re curious what $25,000 per night will get you at America’s Resort, we are here to show you. Come along with us and our favorite bellman Russell for a peek at the 7 bedroom, 2-story Presidential Suite. The suite is large enough to be a home and features a private foyer, library, den, living room with grand piano, private patio, and gorgeous dining room. It can accommodate 14 people but can entertain 200 people. We can only imagine the parties thrown within those walls! The suite is situated in The Windsor Club, an exclusive wing of the resort that comes with its own private lounge and amenities, which are listed on the sign below.

The Windsor Club lounge area for exclusive guests at The Greenbrier

Amenities exclusively for Windsor Club guests at The Greenbrier

2-story spiral staircase in The Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Russell offered to show us the Presidential Suite when I asked him if it was included in the guided tour of The Greenbrier

I could get pretty cozy in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Den in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Dining room of the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier with fireplace and beautiful wallpaper

Living room of The Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Colorful hallway in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Library in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

One of 7 bedrooms in The Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Each bedroom features a king-size bed good enough for a king at The Greenbrier’s Presidential Suite

Dorothy Draper used her favorite colors -red, blue, green, yellow, and white throughout the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Which bedroom is your favorite in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier?

This one is my favorite! Love the calming color scheme here in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

We’re almost done touring the 7 bedrooms in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

This ultra feminine pink bedroom has its own sitting area and fireplace in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

This bed looks like it’s made for a princess in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

One of the bathrooms in the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier

Hallway to bedrooms in The Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier. Each bedroom has its own key card for complete privacy.

That concludes our little tour of the Presidential Suite at The Greenbrier, so we hope you have enjoyed your sneak peek of one of the most expensive hotel suites in the United States. If you ever have the opportunity to stay there, call us, we want to come hang out! 😉 We certainly won’t be dropping 25K for one night, but for those who can do it, more power to you! If 7 couples divide the cost, then it is about $3,500 per couple, which is much more doable. To see some of the exquisite suites we’ve actually stayed in, check out these hotels reviews in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and New York, which were great deals thanks to our elite status with the hotels which scored us free suite upgrades. Nothing quite compares to The Greenbrier, with its timeless elegance and colorful luxurious decor. We appreciate The Greenbrier for its place in history, its unique style and friendly southern hospitality. If you liked this post, please consider subscribing to our RSS feed and email newsletter for more tips to travel like a millionaire. Where is the most expensive and luxurious suite you’ve ever stayed in or seen?