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Here is some info. about the suite the Duke and Duchess stayed in that offers the “most luxurious accommodations in British Columbia.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently traveled to Vancouver, British Columbia to kick off the seventh edition of the Invictus Games.
The pair flew via private jet from the Santa Barbara Airport in California to Canada on Feb. 7, and some were wondering where they stayed after they arrived. Well, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed “pure luxury” as they stayed in one of the city’s premiere hotels in a suite that cost an eye-popping $6,000 a night.
Here’s more on that and the real reason Meghan left the Games early without her husband.
Prince Harry and Meghan stayed in the hotel’s ‘Rock Star Suite’
Meghan and Harry’s convoys were seen carrying them to the Fairmont Pacific Rim where stayed in the five-star hotel’s Chairman’s Suite. The two-story suite is nicknamed the “Rock Star Suite” and other celebrities who have stayed there previously include Tom Cruise and Ed Sheeran.
According to the Daily Mail, the “Rock Star Suite” offers the best views of both Coal Harbour and the North Shore Mountains. It features an open floor plan with over 2,250 square feet. The suite has two living rooms with a custom Swarovski crystal chandelier above the whole area, as well as a modern kitchen, a pantry, and a wet bar.
It also boasts a large bedroom on the top floor featuring a king-size bed, a fireplace, and a 500-square-foot ensuite marble bathroom with a hand-carved soaker tub, and a rooftop patio with a private gazebo, a meditation pond, and a fire pit.
In addition, the hotel, which is rated as “the most luxurious in British Columbia,” has a heated outdoor pool with cabanas, a spa with meditation pods, and an infrared sauna.
Meghan attended the Games to fully support her husband
A source close to Meghan told the Mail: “Her attendance underscores her support for her husband and the mission of Invictus, a cause that is deeply personal to both of them.
“While the duchess has several exciting projects on the horizon, her family remains her top priority. As always, she and the duke will continue to stand together in support of the causes they care about, just as they did during their visits to Colombia and Nigeria last year. Her focus at the Games will be on uplifting her husband, the competitors, and sharing their stories.”
The Invictus Games runs through Feb. 16, however, Meghan left a few days early to return home to the couple’s two children in Montecito.
After touching down in the Golden State, Meghan took to her Instagram Stories and showed a few Invictus-themed sweet treats with the caption: “A taste of Canada and the Invictus Games for our little ones! Cheering you on from home!”
