Sorry London, the Trumps are in town.
POTUS and his arrived for a state visit earlier today, and they will be splashing out on some pretty swanky accommodation.
Trump will be staying in the US Ambassador’s residence with Melania, whilst their kids will be kicking back at the five-star Corinthia hotel in Westminster.
Donald Jr, Eric, Ivanka and Tiffany are expected to check in to the lavish hotel, where the royal-suite penthouse costs £22 000 (roughly R360 000) a night, reports The Daily Mail.
The luxurious hotel, which has its own branch of department store Harrods and a huge spa spread over four floors, featured last year in the two-part BBC1 documentary A Hotel For The Super-Rich And Famous.
Trump’s children, Donald Jr, 41, Ivanka, 37, Eric, 35, and Tiffany, 25, are all expected to check in to the Corinthia.
The President has reportedly booked out an entire floor for his brood and and their entourage.
It’s royal-suite penthouse costs £22,000 ($27,000) a night and boasts four bedrooms, a dining room that seats ten, a full-sized bar stocked with champagne and a bathroom fitted with marble and onyx surfaces.
It’s unclear whether the Trumps will stay in that lavish suite, but it features its own private internal lift, meaning they would not have to mingle with members of the public and other guests.
It would be rude to subject the public and other guests to the Trump children, so that’s probably for the best.
I wonder if the kids will mingle with Prince Harry, who will no doubt be smarting from the fact that Trump called Meghan “nasty”.
The hotel also boasts an indoor swimming pool, as well as a lavish spa and wellness centre.
Meanwhile, Trump and wife will be in a highly secure building to keep them safe from the anti-Trump activists that congregate every time he goes to London.
The Mail on Sunday can reveal that a coalition of Left-wing groups, including Extinction Rebellion activists and a campaign called Milkshakes Against Racism, have formed to protest against Trump and his policies. Some of the groups have a history of being arrested at previous protests.
Step up, London, and work on your milkshake tossing.
[source:dailymail]
