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Well, I'd also accept another moon out of the elliptic, but while Jupiter would be awesome, Saturn still has my heart for the next few hundred thousand years.
Titan's also a proper planet; if it were orbiting the sun, it would be classified as such, giving it all of those great features you mentioned. But, it's posed as a vacation, not a place to live, so maybe one of the other moons with a better view of the rings.
You know what? Money's no object, so why don't we arrange a grand tour? We'll do Europa, maybe stop at Ganymede and Callisto (I don't think Io is a very pleasant destination spot), then head out to Saturn and check out Titan and Enceladus, head out to Uranus for a stop at Miranda, and then finish up at Neptune to spend some time on Triton.
Fellow human being, you are awesome. Even with the expectedly years-long journey (money may be no object, but I assume we still have to work with current tech and obey the laws of physics) I'm down. Money being no object, let's bring a hundred of our favorite people and decrease the odds of going stir-crazy.
I'm thinking, like, a really big Discovery I.