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Dreading cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year? The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park has you covered. They’ll cook and serve your holiday meal, for up to eight guests, but it’ll cost you $96-thousand.
Sure, it’s an insane amount of money, but it’s not just for the food. That price includes a three-night stay at the luxury hotel’s Royal Suite, which offers the “best possible view” of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. It also comes with a “decadent in-suite” brunch, with fruit, bagels, eggs, French toast, Applewood smoked bacon, roasted potatoes, and all the juice and coffee you can drink.
The two-bedroom suite sounds pretty impressive, with its fantastic views of Central Park, plus it comes with access to the hotel’s exclusive Club Lounge, which has more dining options and a personal butler service.
- If that’s not enough room for you, the suite can convert into a four-bedroom space, giving you two living rooms and an adjoining pantry and service entrance.
- Kids of all ages can also enjoy a 15-minute private session with Santa Claus himself, where they can tell him what they want without a crowd around.
- And since you’re spending a literal fortune, the Thanksgiving package includes a embroidered Frette blanket, a $250 in-suite credit, an “exclusive welcome gift” and kids’ welcome gift, as well as a gift from Dylan’s Candy Bar.
- The package is priced at $32-thousand a night, with a three-night minimum and you can find out more and book it here.
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