Is this the most luxurious "jail" in the world? The Ritz-Carlton that '' serves as a prison '' for the princes of Saudi Arabia

It is a brand that boasts of having "luxury hotels and resorts that create unforgettable travel experiences in the main destinations of the world".
Presidents, prime ministers and royals have stayed at the exclusive Ritz-Carlton hotel chain, a home away from home for the wealthy.
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But, according to media reports, that of Riyadh, the Saudi capital, has become a golden cage.
Less than six months after US President Donald Trump visited the Ritz-Carlton on his first official trip to Saudi Arabia, those who inhabit its luxurious facilities are now prominent Saudi figures who are there under arrest.
That is why the hotel is being designated as "the most luxurious prison in the world".
In what the country describes as an anti-corruption purge in the conservative kingdom, 11 princes, four ministers and dozens of ex-ministers were arrested.
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Among the detainees is Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a billionaire with investments in Apple and Twitter.
Saudi officials have not confirmed whether they are at the Ritz-Carlton hotel, but a Saudi official quoted by the British newspaper The Guardian said Prince Mohammed bin Salman "could not have put them in jail."
"And he knows that, so this was the most dignified solution he could find."
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The hotel complex, with six years of existence, has 492 rooms and occupies a plot of more than 200,000 square meters.
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