MailOnline has learned that Cristiano Ronaldo hasn’t spent any time making sure he and his family are treated like royalty in their new country.

The star striker moved to Saudi Arabia last week, which made him a super-millionaire. He now lives in a palace with the best view of the city and the most luxurious surroundings.

The former Manchester United star signed with the mostly unknown Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League for a package worth more than £400m. He is living in the Kingdom Tower, which is one of the tallest buildings in the country.

He is staying in one of the best suites that Riyadh has to offer. His family, friends, and security team are staying in the other 16 rooms.

The self-proclaimed “GOAT” doesn’t have to move much because his every need is taken care of in the hotel’s plush apartment, where the best rooms are more than 3000 square feet.

He has a reservation for a month in the huge suite, which is called the Kingdom Suite and is one of the best rooms in the 99-story building.

The hotel suite’s price isn’t even listed on its website. It has to be booked secretly, just like the “Royal Suite” next door. But you can book the smaller “Presidential Suite” online, and it costs a whopping £3300 a night.

The hotel bill for Ronaldo and his group is expected to be more than £250,000 by the time he checks out and finds a permanent place for his girlfriend, Georgina Rodrguez, and their five children to live. Until then, they can enjoy the best food and the best views of the city from their temporary five-star house.

The hotel says about its Kingdom Suite, “Entertain guests with views of Riyadh that can’t be found anywhere else.” Our newest suite is on the 48th and 50th floors of the Hotel. It has a living room with a high ceiling, a private office, a dining room, and a video room.

Its “Royal Suite” is smaller, but at 2,595 square feet, it is still bigger than most flats in Britain, where Ronaldo lived twice when he played for Manchester United.

The hotel says that the suite has panoramic views of Riyadh and that its surroundings give it a unique feeling of exclusivity. The suite has an elegant dining room, pantry, living room, and executive study.

The Portuguese star can eat “the best dishes from China, Japan, India, and the Middle East, made to order from the freshest ingredients.”

As an athlete, the 37-year-old player needs to watch how much he eats and how many calories and fats he takes in. But if the “unique” footballer wants to splurge, he can have a full fry-up for breakfast or one of the hotel’s signature meals like sea bass, beef cutlets, and some of the best lamb and chicken dishes made by top chefs for dinner.

Because he is a famous person, cooks are making Ronaldo and his family a special meal in their room.

Staff have been told not to take selfies with the star, but he has been nice to guests and their kids and has been seen thanking hotel workers as he enters and leaves.

Ronaldo has also been to some of the best restaurants in the Saudi capital. On Saturday night, he went to the Japanese restaurant Miyazo, which serves “contemporary cuisine driven by passion, for an opulent world and a creative lifestyle.”

He was seen wearing a gold and black striped zip-up jacket and a big cross. Diners asked him to take selfies, and he did so while his security guards watched. Ronaldo has also eaten Lebanese food at the upscale Diriyah restaurant with a Saudi prince and the country’s top sports leaders.

Georgina, who has 44 million Instagram followers compared to Ronaldo’s 530 million, also likes the hotel a lot because it is near luxury shops and is in a mall where she has been seen shopping at Louis Vuitton and Zara, which are less expensive brands.

There are also tennis courts, a spa with a sauna and steam room, and massage services.

If Ronaldo wants to make Georgina feel special, the hotel can set up a private dinner for him on the Sky Bridge at the top of the Kingdom Tower, which is one of Riyadh’s most popular tourist spots.

His hotel has agreed to close off the whole Bridge and set up a

The bridge has a table in the middle. On its website, the Four Seasons says, “A private dinner for two at Sky Bridge gives you Riyadh’s most breathtaking view.”

The 300-meter-high bridge spans the top of Kingdom Center, where the Four Seasons Hotel Riyadh is located. It gives you an unbeatable view of the city below.

“At a table with candles in the middle of the bridge, our cooking team at Four Seasons will serve you a three-course gourmet dinner. A professional photographer will catch every beautiful moment. From dusk to dawn, you won’t be able to take your eyes off the stars.

Ronaldo and his family are staying in a hotel while they look for a good place to live permanently.

Ronaldo and his family are likely to live in a prestigious part of the city, like Al Muhammadiyah, which is known for its high-end restaurants, or Al Nakheel, which is popular with families because of its foreign schools.

Both places are close to Al Nassr’s 28,000-seat stadium at Mrsool Park, which used to be called the King Saud University Stadium, and have a lot of high-end gated compounds built for Westerners.

Many of them have their own swimming pools, pre-schools, shops, offices, gyms, and restaurants, so people don’t have to leave very often.

The compounds let expats get together with other Westerners on the weekends behind closed doors, but αlcohol isn’t allowed there like it is everywhere else in Saudi Arabia. Websites for renting homes in Saudi Arabia don’t list high-end rental compounds because expats’ companies usually rent them out privately.

But there are some homes for sale in Riyadh right now, like a house with eight bedrooms that costs 55 million Saudi Riyals ($12.2 million) and has an Olympic-sized swimming pool, a foyer with waterfalls, and three more villas on its grounds.

The palace, which is in the Al Macqa neighborhood just three miles from Mrsool Park, is said to be part of Ronaldo’s collection of eight other properties around the world. The palace has rooms for maids and drivers.

He has a lot of time to help Georgina and her assistants find a suitable mansion because he can’t play professional football until he has served his two-match suspension for hitting a schoolboy who cheered for Everton last April and took his cell phone from him.

But he is about to play against his biggest opponent for the title of “GOAT,” the Argentine captain who just won the World Cup.

A source from Al-Nassr said that he is likely to play “around 30 minutes” in a friendly against Messi and PSG on January 19 in Saudi Arabia. This is three days before he makes his Saudi Pro League start for his top-ranked team at home against eighth-placed Ettifaq.