THE UK's "most expensive" hotel has a £27k-a-night room with a 24-hour butler for guests looking to splash their cash in style.
The Lanesborough hotel's exclusive Royal Suite also offers a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce Phantom to its high-rolling clientele.
And guests can bring their friends along too, as the room hosts up to 17 people.
Guests also have a chauffeur-driven Rolls Royce Phantom, worth £320,000 at their disposal – perfect for sightseeing around London during their stay.
The Royal Suite measures around 4,845 square foot, and includes two living rooms and a dining room in addition to seven bedrooms.
Guests can start their day with a work out in the hotel's gym before spending the afternoon relaxing at the tranquil spa.
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It is decorated with 18th century oil paintings – and diamond chandeliers create an atmosphere of decadence and royalty.
Views from the luxury suite will be similar to those King Charles wakes up to, as the hotel is opposite Buckingham Palace.
And it is kitted out with all of the latest tech, including a massive TV hidden behind a piece of artwork.
Each of the rooms can also be controlled by a tablet, allowing you to dim or brighten the lights – as well as set the temperature.
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State-of-the-art lighting technology in the floor turns on the lights as you walk across it.
The hotel has seen elite A-List celebrity guests including the likes of Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Mariah Carey, Pamela Anderson.
In total, the Lanesborough boats 93 rooms and suites which vary in price.
The venue has previously come under fire for its eye-watering bills.
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