The 5 favorite hotels of wealthy people around the world

Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc

Wealthy people from around the world apparently love staying at the swanky Bellagio Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. At least, that's the case according to a new report from New World Weath, a ratings, surveys, and statistics provider that specializes in the global wealth sector. 

The report is based on interviews with 800 high-net-worth individuals. New World Wealth made use of its proprietary database of over 150,000 high-net-worth individuals from around the world to conduct the survey.

"The Bellagio is not really a name we expected, but a lot of the wealthy like going there," Andrew Amoils, head of research at New World Wealth, told CNBC News. In fact, of the top five hotels, it is the only one where an average double room can be procured for under $500 a night.

Amoils added that the survey was completely objective — although certain factors, like number of rooms and years of operation, give larger and more established hotels an advantage.

Read on to see the other favorite hotels of the super-rich.

5. Raffles (Singapore)

The colonial-style Raffles Hotel, originally built at the end of the 19th century, is a classic Singapore establishment with 107 ornately furnished rooms. When Prince William and Kate Middleton visited Singapore in 2012, they opted to stay at this five-star hotel. 

Double rooms start at about $600 a night this spring.

4. Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc (Antibes, France)

Originally a private mansion, this 1870 property is one of the French coast's most storied — and romantic — getaways. The idyllic Antibes hotel has been the destination of famous families like the Kennedys, political figures like Winston Churchill, and celebrities like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Today, it's a popular choice for movie stars during the Cannes Film Festival.

Double rooms start at about $625 a night this spring.

3. Mandarin Oriental (London, UK)

Located in London's posh Knightsbridge neighborhood — just across from the street from famed department store Harvey Nichols, and bordering expansive Hyde Park — the Mandarin Oriental's London outpost is a palatial hotel built in the Edwardian style, mixing old-school glamour with trendy design and amenities. With 169 rooms, it's widely considered London's best.

Double rooms start at about $570 a night this spring.