[grey_whiskers]

I do not begrudge President Trump or his family: it is money they earned long before entering politics.

But how does one *justify* (from the provider's point of view) £22,000-a-night?

I mean, once you're asleep, you're not noticing the surroundings, right?

[outofsalt]

My bringing the article from The Daily Mail to the Q thread was not about the cost of the room(s), just the fact that they were staying at the Corinthia. I believe they may be reminding previous guests of the hotel that, we know and we're here now. It can't be a coincidence that they are lodging here just ahead of DECLASS. "Symbolism will be their downfall."

[little jeremiah]

I can think of a few reasons and I’ve never been in a ritzy hotel.

Room service where they bring in anything you want to eat, from anywhere. Special diets like Kosher for Ivanka if she’s coming.

Ritzy hotels probably provide better security.

In house or in room exericse equipment, nannies if kids are along, massage therapists, in house beauty parlor or beauticians that come to the room (suite actually).

Suites would have living rooms so if they wanted to meet with people it could be in their suites and not in some public place.

Rooms for their own personal security.

Just off the top of my head.