The 37-year-old completed a free transfer to the Saudi Pro League table toppers last week with the deal thought to be worth $207million per year.
Following his ground-breaking move to Al Nassr, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo will stay in a Saudi Arabia hotel suite that has 17 rooms and will cost $300,000 a month.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner will stay in Kingdom Tower – one of the tallest buildings in the country – after arriving in the Middle East during the first few months of his time with his new club, Daily Mail confirmed.
Following his ground-breaking move to Al Nassr, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo will stay in a Saudi Arabia hotel suite that has 17 rooms and will cost $300,000 a month.
He has been put up in one of the best suites that Riyadh can offer in one of 17 rooms occupied by his entourage, including his family, friends and security detail.
The former Manchester United star will live with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez and five children in the tower which is also home to the Four Seasons Hotel while searching for a more permanent place to live.
It is believed he has been booked into the giant the Kingdom Suite which comprises two floors and 17 rooms. The suite is so exclusive that the cost is not even listed on the hotel’s website as does the adjacent ‘Royal Suite’.
But the smaller ‘Presidential Suite’ can be booked online and the cost for a night is a staggering £3300 a night.
The suite boasts unparalleled views of Riyadh and spans the 48th and 50th floors of the hotel, with a soaring living room, a private office, a dining room and a media room.
The five-star hotel will also offer Ronaldo the best of dishes from China, Japan, India and the Middle East, with the freshest ingredients to order.
The hotel is situated within a mall which houses luxury shops, such as Louis Vuitton.
Also on the premises are tennis courts, massage treatments and a spa, which contains a sauna and steam room.
Staff have reportedly been asked not to request selfies with Ronaldo, though he has been accommodating towards guests.
Cristiano Ronaldo hardly has to lift a finger as his every need is tended to inside the plush suite of the hotel where the best room sizes cover more than 3000ft.
The hotel says of its Kingdom Suite: ‘Entertain guests with unparalleled views of Riyadh. Our newest two-storey suite spans the 48th and 50th floors of the Hotel, with a soaring living room, a private office, a dining room and a media room.’
Its ‘Royal Suite’ offers less space, but at 2,595ft it would still be bigger than most apartments in Britain, where Ronaldo twice lived during his stints with Manchester United.
The hotel says the suite offers panoramic views of Riyadh ‘and its surroundings lend a unique sense of exclusivity to this versatile suite, which features an elegant dining room, pantry, living room and executive study.’
His hotel has promised to seal off the entire Bridge from the public and set up a table in the centre of the bridge. On its website, the Four Seasons states: ‘Riyadh’s most breath-taking view is all yours during a private dinner for two at Sky Bridge.
‘Spanning the top of Kingdom Centre, home to Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh, the 300-metre-high bridge gives you an unmatched panorama of the glittering city below.
‘At a candlelit table set at the centre of the bridge, you’ll indulge in a three-course gourmet dinner prepared for you by our Four Seasons culinary team.
‘A professional photographer will capture every romantic moment. . . from dusk till dawn, the stars will never leave your eyes.’
He sat out the last match Al-Nassr played as he is banned from playing competitive football until he has served a two-match suspension for hitting a mobile phone out of the hand of an Everton-supporting schoolboy last April.
Meanwhile, an Al-Nassr source said he is likely to play ‘around 30 minutes’ in a friendly against Messi and PSG in Saudi Arabia on January 19, three days before he makes his Saudi Pro League debut for his table-topping team at home against Ettifaq, who are eighth.
