Kate and William's secret £3,300 Heathrow lounge with butler and Michelin star menu

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Kate Middleton and Prince William travel they do it in style, and that starts from the moment they set foot in the airport. At Heathrow Airport the Cambridges and their kids sneak off to a hidden spot in Terminal Five where almost 100 staff serve them from a lavish menu, a service which costs £3,300.

A personal butler tends to their needs whilst they pick from the menu designed by British chef Jason Atherton, who has four Michelin stars under his belt.READ MORE: Kate Middleton and Prince William set to leave ‘glorious prison’ of Kensington PalaceMain dishes include BBQ pulled chicken with celeriac slaw, spiced sea bream or steamed sea bass, according to Hello!.The head of Heathrow VIP, Priya Malhotra, previously told Business Insider: "You can order from the menu as much as you want."You can even order the entire menu and drink me out of Dom [Dom Perignon Champagne] - please do so, but I might be grumpy."Those who fork out the fee will get a doorman and a chauffeur to lead them to the undisclosed location.

Priya also explained that Windsor Suite residents don't even need to go through security, instead getting their own security lane that takes "about 30 seconds" to pass through.In theory the service is actually open to everyone, but the fact it costs £2,750 before VAT means most of us are unlikely to ever experience the royal treatment.

You also have to be a first class or business class ticket holder.Perks include a luxury lounge that has a portrait of the Queen and artwork curated by Tanya Baxter Contemporary, according to OK!. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.There is also a squishy sofa, deluxe arm chairs, a formal dining.