The only 7-star hotel in the world, night which will cost 2 million (5 photos + 1 video)

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For many people, a five-star hotel is a dream. It turns out that such resorts are no longer considered the best. Dubai's Burj Al Arab (colloquially known as "Sail") claims to be the only "seven-star" hotel in the world.

YouTube user Drew Binsky took a look at the unique apartments. "Sail", the third-tallest hotel in the world, is famous among the super-rich. Despite the official rating of five stars, Burj adds two more stars, emphasizing its superiority.

Binsky explored the impressive hotel with 199 exclusive suites, six restaurants and a personal butler.

The blogger said: "Just look. This is the bathroom, and the shower is literally golden."

The guest then walked down to the lobby, which reminded him of an Austin Powers movie: blue and white patterned walls, luxurious carpets.

No wonder gold was the main theme of the hotel. Binsky sampled the most colorful dishes and drinks during his stay.

He ordered a 24-karat cappuccino for $40. The cup was garnished with real gold foam. He then proceeded to dig into the plate, which had dry ice on it.

Drew ended the video by asking his wife, "Honey, are you willing to pay $160,000 a night for a vacation like this?"

"I can't," she replied regretfully.

The price tag is certainly inflated. Rooms are available for $24,000 a night.

Viewers began to actively discuss whether the luxury hotel justified its price.

One of them said: "It's better to spend the money on traveling the world."

"It's a rip-off," added another. "You can invest this money. For example, you can start a business: buy a house for 100 thousand, renovate it for 60 thousand and resell it for 300 thousand. This will bring you a profit of 140 thousand dollars."

A third wrote: "I would not pay that much. It's better to just buy a Rolls-Royce and sleep in it."

The hotel is usually visited by the richest businessmen and showbiz stars. So it is not a choice that most of us will face any time soon.