Floyd Mayweather’s custom-made hotel suite features a rooftop pool and gym amongst other stunning features.
Mayweather has been staying in the ‘Mayweather Suite’ at the Kempinski Hotel in Tel Aviv, Israel.
The five-star hotel is located directly next to the city’s beach and offers stunning views of the water.
And the boxing legend gave fans an incredible look inside the room, which is even named after him.
Meanwhile, the former five-weight world champion has revealed what comes with his own luxury suite.
In a video captioned: “A close look at the Mayweather Suite – Kempinski Hotel Tel Aviv,” Mayweather shared his accommodation with his 29.9million Instagram followers.
After opening the door to the suite, he said: “If you come over to Israel, Tel Aviv, tell them to put you in the Mayweather Suite.”
The 47-year-old added: “It’s kind of like MTV Cribs but it’s Mayweather.”
Entering the suite, he showed off a grand piano before playing ‘I Need Love’ by LL Cool J.
The tour continued with Mayweather flaunting his watch collection including time pieces from Avi & Co and Hublot.
He also displayed designer bags and a portrait of billionaire Warren Buffett in the suite.
A walk through of the wardrobe then revealed a selection of diamond-studded caps.
The boxing legend flaunted his stunning watch collection to his fans[/caption]
Mayweather then casually revealed a sauna contained within his bathroom.
The luxuries did not end there, though, with a second floor upstairs accessible by an elevator inside the room.
Once on the second floor, Mayweather showed fans his gym and a rooftop swimming pool overlooking the beach.
His followers were left in awe of the suite, with one commenting: “Great look champ.”
Another added: “Extravagant living.”
A third fan also wrote: “Keep going champ.”
It is believed Mayweather earned around $1.5billion (£1.18bn) from his boxing career and has since continued to work in the sport as a promoter.
He retired after beating Conor McGregor in August 2017 with a professional record of 50-0 with 27 knockouts.
