Minimum spend of £800 (per table I think) seems like a lot of money for a night out, but not for the super rich.
As nightclubs go it's not really a lot , a bottle of champagne and not a fancy one, think Moet and that can easily set you back $300 bottle service in a night club in Sin City ,go up the levels and bypass the Krug and Cristal and go fo The Ace of Spades, which is sadly the in thing for the celebs and your into the $1000s ,we have two bottles at £650 each, l sold one recently, no tip by the way ! . In these night clubs they tend to limit tables to 6 / 8 persons , (you only get 5-6 glasses per bottle, so if its a table of 8 you might find the server bringing out 2 bottles on the pretext that a bottle only has 5 glasses but that's a serious upsell , and no host is going to say No take one back, please.
Also opening Night things will be at a premium, but its Dubai and they have more money than sense
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I wonder how much a coke is, assuming its a bottle size , we sell cokes in the 200ml glass bottle at £2.40, a regular can to put it into perspective is 330ml . On a trip to London recently the same bottle was £6.50 in The Dorchester at the Rooftop Pop up Beverly Hills Polo Lounge .While It has been said l enjoy the Coca Cola products , a trip to Las Vegas and their mini bars which are in most of the hotels a can of coke will set you back $10 its chilled naturally. Some might shout and jump and protest saying thats extortionate,It is BUT its a service and you don't need to use that service . you can buy a tin in wallmart for less than a dollar, indeed you can,but its warm, there's no nice glass to pour it into. Now let's look at The MGM in Sin City with its 6,800 rooms, all with a mini bar On a Friday night guest consumption of coca-cola is around 900 cans, more on a Saturday at around 1100 forget the fact there are soda machines that vend at $3.00 for a larger size plastic bottle down the corridor, and it can be a very long corridor at that.
Im now reasonably lucky with my loyalty to the Mlife group of hotels out there , that when l stay l get various things comped at the end of my stay. so if l have one can of coca-cola a night at $10 that can add $100 to the bill, it's invariably more but l use that as an example. So on checkout day l visit guest relations they look at the bill and the cokes are then marked complimentary as a guest I'm happy to have $100 knocked off my bill , the cost to the hotel is lets say $5 , They are happy with the casino revenue l have
lost given, and lm happy because i have in my mind had a $100 wiped clear, It's a funny old way of thinking , but it works . the same goes for the laundry and food services. If you think the cokes are expensive, look at The Fiji Water
A good friend of mine is a serious gambler out there, he took a group of 20 people out to lunch at a high-end casino inhouse restaurant, the whole bill was comped, now that's a serious gambler, but then when your betting a $1k a hand on the turn of some cards , whats a meal for 20 people in the scheme of things,Vegas its a funny old place , but its still nearly impossible to find a hotel that offers a rate for Bed and Breakfast.