According to MailOnline, Cristiano Ronaldo hasn’t wasted any time making sure he and his family are treated like royalty in their new country.

The great striker, who moved to Saudi Arabia last week and became a super-millionaire as a result, is currently living in opulent surroundings with the best view of the metropolis.

The former Manchester United star is staying at the Kingdom Tower, one of the largest structures in the nation, as part of a deal for more than £400m to join the mostly unnoticed Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League.

His entourage, which includes his family, friends, and security detail, are staying in 17 rooms, including one of the finest apartments Riyadh has to offer.

The hotel’s opulent suite, where the best rooms have more than 3000 square feet of space, caters to the self-described “GOATevery “‘s whim, so he rarely needs to move an inch.

He has a month’s worth of reservations in the enormous suite, which is one of the best in the 99-story skyscraper and spans two levels.

The price of the hotel suite, as well as the adjacent “Royal Suite,” must be reserved privately and is not even mentioned on the hotel’s website. The smaller “Presidential Suite,” meanwhile, can be reserved online for a startling £3300 each night.

When Ronaldo and his entourage check out and find a permanent residence for his partner Georgina Rodriguez and their five children, it is anticipated that the hotel bill would exceed £250,000.

In the interim, they may savor the most breathtaking vistas of the city and the best cuisine at their five-star temporary residence.

A unique perspective of Riyadh will entertain guests, the hotel claims of its Kingdom Suite. The 48th and 50th floors of the hotel are home to our newest two-story suite, which features a lofty living area, a private office, a dining room, and a media room.

Although the “Royal Suite” has less space, at 2,595 feet, it is still larger than the majority of apartments in Britain, where Ronaldo twice resided while playing for Manchester United.

The suite, which has an elegant dining room, pantry, living room, and executive study, offers panoramic views over Riyadh, according to the hotel, and “its surroundings lend a unique sense of exclusivity to this adaptable suite.”

The tastiest delicacies from China, Japan, India, and the Middle East, made with the freshest ingredients, are available for the Portuguese star to eat.

The 37-year-old footballer must watch his calorie and fɑт intake as an athlete and be cautious about how much food he consumes.

But if he wants to splurge, the football player, who sees himself as “unique,” has access to a full fry up for breakfast or the hotel’s specialty dishes, which include sea bass, beef cutlets, and several of the best lamb and poultry dishes by renowned chefs, for dinner.

Chefs are offering Ronaldo and his family a special in-room dinner service because of his famous status.

The actor has been accommodating to guests and their children and has been observed praising hotel staff as he comes and exits, despite staff requests not to approach him for selfies.

Ronaldo has been drawn to the best eating options throughout the Saudi city. On Saturday night, he dined at the Japanese restaurant Miyazo, which serves “modern cuisine driven by passion, for an opulent world and a creative lifestyle.”

As his security guards watched, he was seen with a large crucifix and a gold and black patterned zip-up jacket while posing for selfies at diners’ requests.

At the upscale Diriyah restaurant, Ronaldo has also enjoyed Lebanese food alongside a Saudi royal and the nation’s senior sports authorities.

Georgina, who has 44m Instagram followers compared to Ronaldo’s 530m, has also found the hotel to be very appealing because it puts luxury shops right outside her door and is located in a shopping center with her favorite brands like Louis Vuitton and the less expensive Zara, which she has been seen shopping at.

Tennis courts, massage therapies, and a spa with a sauna and steam room are additional amenities.

The hotel may arrange for Ronaldo to have an intimate evening supper on the Sky Bridge, which is located at the top of the Kingdom Tower, one of Riyadh’s most well-liked tourist attractions, if he wishes to intensify his romance with Georgina.

His hotel has committed to blocking off the whole Bridge to visitors and establishing

table on the bridge’s middle. The Four Seasons claims on its website that a private meal for two at Sky Bridge will provide you exclusive access to Riyadh’s most breathtaking view.

The bridge, which spans the top of Kingdom Centre, which houses the Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh, offers an unparalleled view of the shimmering metropolis below.

The Four Seasons culinary team will create a three-course gourmet supper for you to enjoy at a table lighted by candles in the middle of the bridge.

Every romantic moment will be captured by a skilled photographer, and the stars will never leave your gaze from dusk till dawn.

A search is being conducted to find Ronaldo and his family a long-term, high-quality hiding place while they remain in their hotel.

Ronaldo and his family are most likely to reside in a posh area of the city, such as Al Muhammadiyah, which is renowned for its high-end dining options, or Al Nakheel, which is well-liked by families because of its foreign schools.

Both neighborhoods include a significant number of upscale gated communities designed for Western inhabitants and are adjacent to Al Nassr’s 28,000-seat stadium at Mrsool Park, formerly known as the King Saud University Stadium.

Residents hardly ever have to leave because many have their own swimming pools, preschools, stores, clinics, gyms, and restaurants.

Although ɑlcoҺol is prohibited in the compounds, as it is across Saudi Arabia, expats can have weekend get-togethers with other Westerners behind closed doors.

Since they are typically rented out through private agreements with the employers of expats, high-end rental compound properties are not listed on Saudi Arabian property rental portals.

But among the houses up for sale in Riyadh is an eight-bedroom castle with an Olympic-sized pool, a reception area with waterfall features, and three further villas on its grounds, priced at 55m Saudi Riyals (£12.2m).

About three kilometers from Mrsool Park, in the Al Macqa neighborhood, is a palace that might be added to Ronaldo’s rumored portfolio of eight other properties throughout the world. The palace also has quarters for maids and chauffeurs.

He has plenty of time to assist Georgina and her assistants in finding a suitable mansion because he will be unable to play competitive football until he completes a two-match punishment for knocking a schoolboy who supported Everton’s mobile phone out of his hand last April.

Yet he will face up against Lionel Messi, the Argentina captain who just won the World Cup, who is widely regarded as the greatest player ever.

Three days before his table-topping team’s home debut in the Saudi Pro League against eighth-place Ettifaq on January 19, an Al-Nassr source indicated he is likely to play “about 30 minutes” in a friendly match against Messi and PSG in Saudi Arabia.