World renowned artist Damien Hirst has unveiled the most expensive hotel suite in the world - a snip at $200,000 for a two night stay.
And the opulent room at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas is enough to take even the wealthiest high roller's breath away.
The Empathy Suite is a Sky Villa designed by and features the weird and wonderful works of English artist Hirst.
The 9,000 square-foot, two-story hotel suite features many original pieces from some of Hirst's most notable series.
These photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show how guests will feel like a celebrity during their stay in Sin City.
They can relax in a custom butterfly-motif mosaic tiled cantilevered pool, which overlooks the Las Vegas Strip.
World renowned artist Damien Hirst has unveiled the most expensive hotel suite in the world - a snip at $200,000 for a two night stay and is pictured in photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com
Unique artwork is not the only impressive element of this villa; both expansive master bedrooms are fitted with California-King beds, spacious closets and spacious bathrooms with double sinks and ample lighting for makeup application
The Empathy Suite is a Sky Villa is 9,000 square-feet and two stories and the expansive layout of the villa, with soaring ceiling heights, features a 13-seat curved bar created by the artist and filled with medical waste
At $200,000 for a two-night stay The Empathy Suite will be reserved exclusively for million-dollar high roller casino players
Other services which come with 'highly personalized and exclusive guest experience' include 24-hour butler service, chauffeured car service, A-list access to Palms' premier amenities and a $10,000 credit
Guests can relax in a custom butterfly-motif mosaic tiled cantilevered pool, which overlooks the Las Vegas Strip
Venus gray marble features throughout the villa, which Palm Casino Resort executives feel offers 'the most unique collection of contemporary art at this scale.'
The expansive layout of the villa, with soaring ceiling heights, features a 13-seat curved bar created by the artist and filled with medical waste, contrasting with the meticulous ordering of objects displayed in pill cabinets throughout the villa.
The Bristol, England born creative became famous for a series of artworks in which dead animals, including a shark, a sheep and a cow, are preserved in formaldehyde
Hanging directly above the center bar is Hirst's Here for a Good Time, Not a Long Time (2018) piece, two vitrines, one containing a marlin skeleton, the other a taxidermy marlin.
The bar is flanked by two luxurious lounge and media/theater areas, accommodating up to 52 guests, with Hirst-designed furniture, drapery, carpeting and serpentine-shaped Italian leather sofas, which feature his butterfly motif.
A large dining area seats eight guests for the ultimate culinary experience.
Palms executives are staying tight lipped about the cost of the project.
Six original works from the English artist are showcased in the Sky Villa, including Winner/Loser (2018), two bull sharks suspended in formaldehyde in a white tank set into the wall of the suite, Casino Royal (2018) a ten panel collection of his butterfly motifs on monochrome gloss-painted canvases, a Medicine Cabinet called Vegas (2018), The Winner Takes It All (2018), and Money (2018).
Hirst also designed bespoke furniture for the suite, which is part of an ongoing $690 million renovation 're-imagination' of the Palms.
Designed in collaboration with award-winning firm Bentel & Bentel, Hirst's personal touch appears in nearly every aspect of the villa: from specially designed furniture and textiles that incorporate Hirst's signature spin designs, butterfly and pharmacy motifs, to large scale works of art, including a large pill cabinet filled with diamonds.
Six original works from the English artist are showcased in the Sky Villa, including two bull sharks suspended in formaldehyde in a white tank set into the wall of the suite
Six original works from the English artist are showcased in the Sky Villa and a butterfly-motif mosaic tiled cantilevered pool overlooks the Las Vegas Strip
