Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has rented out the entire Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills this week Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has rented out the entire Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills this week The heir to the Saudi throne is wrapping up a visit to the United States, his first since taking over as the de facto leader of the kingdom. The crown prince booked all 285 rooms – including 100 suites - at the luxury hotel, which charges on average $600 a night per room, The Wrap reported. That means the royal popularly known as MBS will be shelling out at least $171,000 per night just for him and his entourage. MBS is scheduled to meet with a number of big names in Hollywood and the media, among them mogul Rupert Murdoch, Brian Grazer, superagent Ari Emanuel, Disney boss Robert Iger, and Oprah Winfrey. Those in the know say it is rare for anyone to reserve such a large block of rooms in one of the most expensive areas in the country. Not only do they have to convince a hotel to shut down their operation - but also, to relocate high-end guests who already made reservations. 'That is not something you see every day in Beverly Hills.' Both the Four Seasons and L'Ermitage declined comment.