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Geneva, Dubai Rank as Priciest Cities in World for Hotels
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World travelers looking for a cheap place to stay may want to avoid Geneva, Dubai and Miami.
The three cities rank among the most expensive markets for hotel rooms, according to an index compiled by Bloomberg. In Geneva, the average cost for a night is $308, followed by Dubai at $273, Kuwait City at $253 and Zurich at $250. Miami is next as the costliest place for lodging in the U.S., at $245 a night.