Monday 28 November 2022 03:50 PM David Beckham checks out of five-star Qatar hotel after fans found out he was ... trends now
David Beckham has checked out of his a £20,000 per night suite in one of Qatar’s most luxurious hotels where staff referred to him as ‘Sir David’ after word spread among fans about where he was staying.
The former England captain spent almost a week in Qatar at the five-star Mandarin Oriental in Doha, which is located in the city’s exclusive Mesheirb district staying in the elegant Baraha View suite.
It is located on the stylish hotel's top floor and comes with its own dining area, private concierge, open air courtyard and private pool and gym.
A hotel source told MailOnline that Beckham, 47, checked out over the weekend.
It is not known if he has returned to the UK or remains in Qatar for the World Cup at a more discrete location after word spread amongst fans over where he had been staying.
The former England captain spent almost a week in one of Qatar's most luxurious hotels
It is unclear if he has left the hotel or remains in Qatar at a more discrete location
The source added: ‘The staff have loved having him here and referred to him as "Sir David" because he was so respectful and respected back by everyone.
‘He wasn’t seen much at all by the other guests because he had a lovely suite which is like a hotel within a hotel, meaning he didn’t need to mix with them.
‘He’s been very polite and charming to the staff and seems like a very decent man. Sir David is one of the most famous men in world football and it’s been an honour having him here. It’s a pity he’s no longer here but I’m sure he’ll be back. Who wouldn’t love staying here?’
Ironically, Beckham has been regularly snubbed for a Knighthood after becoming implicated along with other celebrities in a tax avoidance scheme.
He was awarded an OBE in 2003.
A source said that ‘The staff have loved having him here and referred to him as "Sir David"'
Beckham has yet to comment on his controversial deal to promote the World Cup in Qatar
While at the lavish Mandarin Oriental, Beckham had use of a personal chef who cooked special meals for him not
