In this very special episode of Cribs: Airlines With Too Much Money, we get a look at Etihad Airways and its first-class suite, a private room aboard the new Airbus A380 planes.
The three-bedroom, 125-square-foot suite is designed for two people and boasts a private bathroom (with shower), a full bedroom (with Egyptian cotton bedding) and a living room, including two dining tables, fine gold-platted China, a chilled mini-bar and a 32-inch flat screen TV.
And did we mention the "discreet" personal butler? He was trained at the Savoy in London -- because anywhere else would be just gauche -- by the former Buckingham Palace butlers.
Businessman Gino Bertuccio has already tried out the experience, telling USA Today, "My only wish was that the flight was longer, I didn't want to get off." Well, that's a first.
You can also see what the experience is like on the plane:
The entire experience is available to you for a cool $20,000 one-way ticket.