Nelson and Winnie Mandela on his release from prison. In 1990, the South African government finally responded to internal and international pressure and released Mandela, lifting the ban on the ANC. After 27 years in prison, his release was a global news event, watched by millions across the world.
That's $45,000 per night. No, that is not a typo. But perhaps the most iconic, over-the-top, high-priced suite is at New York's famed hotel landmark: The Plaza. I got a rare look inside the hotel's $30,000 per night Royal Plaza Suite.
While the average New Yorker budgets an average of around $450/mo for food, there are the elite few who seek out the highest standard of excellence in their dining experience. Here are the top 5 most expensive restaurants in NYC: 1. Masa. With just 26 seats available, getting a reservation at Masa is quite an ordeal. This fine dining establishment is located in the Time Warner Center and has no menu. Patrons are subject to the chefâs choice, and from what we hear, there are no wrong choices.