Suite of the week: The Ritz-Carlton Suite, The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles, USA

Suite name: The Ritz-Carlton Suite
Hotel: The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles, USA
Size of accommodation: 3,000 sq ft
Cost per night: $7,500
Whos stayed there? International presidents, movie starts and entertainers. Celebrities spotted atthehotel have included Nicki Minaj, Will Smith, Will I. Am (Black Eyed Peas), Matt Damon, Usher and Jennifer Lopez.TheRitz-Carlton, Los Angeles is unable to confirm namesofhotel guests.
What makes it special? Theluxurious 5-baysuiteoffers panoramic views north tothemountains and west totheocean fromthe25th floorofTheRitz-Carlton.

TheRitz-CarltonSuite, located onthe25th floorofTheRitz-Carlton, Los Angeles, opens with an expansive foyer with marble and mahogany hardwood floors which then opens up totheentertainment area which is equipped with a 50 high-definition flat panel television, wet bar and multiple seating areas. A spacious executive study is adjacent with additional seating.

Further intotheSuitea formal dining area offers seating for 10 and is complemented by an adjacent butlers pantry with a separate service entry. Ontheother sideoftheSuitethebedroom and master bath offers a luxurious walk-in shower with rain shower head, wall mounted body jets and hand held-sprayer; an adjacent soaking tub; dual powder room and bidet combination and his and hers vanities. A separate room-sized walk-in closet and powder room offofthefoyer rounds outtheSuiteamenities. Each guest also enjoys access totheClub Lounge with offers a personal concierge, business center, four culinary presentations each day and complimentary beer, wine and cocktails.

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