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When Bel-Air's super-luxurious AKA hotel opens in October, the $400 nightly room rate doesn't exactly sound too extortionate. However, the hotel's policy that all guests must book a minimum of 30 days means that the shortest possible stay will cost you $10,000 - and that's before you've tipped the porter and raided the minibar.
In honour of the AKA's eye-watering fee, we've put together a list of places so stupendously expensive that they would make a rollover lottery winner wince. Take a look at how the other half live...
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17/07/2012 11:41
17/07/2012 13:34
This is a silly story about expensive rooms where the ordinary will never stay unless they win £100 million on the Euromillions. So why do we always have po-faced people harping on about extravagance and then saying I will give the money to charity,etc... to make them sound all worthy? You don't have the money and you wouldn't give it all to charity anyway so stop being so damn self-righteous and just take the story for what it is.
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What is all this rubbish about dating!!! As for the hotel rooms/suites and prices, even if I had the money (which I dont), I would not waste it on such extravagances... I would rather give it to a homeless charity.
anyone that stays in these places, must be truly self indulged
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