A San Francisco hotel is offering up an extremely lavish four-day stay in a luxury penthouse – and a trip to the Super Bowl with 22 friends – all for the price of US$1 million.

The penthouse suite balcony.

The penthouse suite balcony. Image by Fairmont San Francisco

Fairmont San Francisco has announced the Million Dollar Fantasy Big Game 50 Package, which is certainly the stuff of fantasies for luxury lovers and football fans.

The package includes a penthouse stay for up to six people for four nights – with an open bar and the guest’s favourite snacks – and a trip to the big game with a catered suite for 22 people.

The Fairmont San Francisco.

The Fairmont San Francisco. Image by Fairmont San Francisco

The 2016 Super Bowl is on Sunday, 7 February at Levi’s Stadium in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the game will pit the Carolina Panthers against the Denver Broncos. Whoever buys the package will get a luxury ride to the stadium with a tailgate party on board, where “a Fairmont chef and bartender will keep the party rolling”, according to a press release.

The penthouse master bathroom.

The penthouse master bathroom. Image by Fairmont San Francisco

At the Super Bowl, the guests will head to a catered Gold Suite and have a visit and photo opportunity with “nationally celebrated football alum”.

The package also includes a charitable component, meaning $150,000 will be donated in the buyer’s name to the 50 Fund, a Super Bowl charity that will give grants to youth development, community investment and sustainable environment projects.

The penthouse billiards room.

The penthouse billiards room. Image by Fairmont San Francisco

While seeing the football game is surely a significant draw for any millionaire considering actually buying the package, the four-day stay at the Fairmont would be fairly exciting as well. The 6000-square-foot suite has a large terrace, a dining room and kitchen, a billiard room and a two-storey library “with a secret passageway”. But, if you’re not convinced of suite’s opulence, the hotel notes that Prince Charles stayed in the penthouse, meaning it is officially fit for royalty.

The lobby of the Fairmont San Francisco.

The lobby of the Fairmont San Francisco. Image by Fairmont San Francisco

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