Robert De Niro’s hotel is charging an eye-watering £3,299 for a Valentine’s stay and meal-for-two.
But the hotel suite has a romance-killer option to add a third bed for a child.
Celebrity hotspot Nobu was founded by De Niro in 1994 alongside chef Nobu Matsuhisa.
The sushi-based eatery in London’s Portman Square has released a special menu for Valentine’s Day.
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It has eight courses designed to be shared between two lovebirds.
This costs a staggering £ 250 per couple.
The restaurant also suggests guests indulge with a bottle of Laurent Perrier – adding an extra £149 to the bill.
To start with, loved-up guests can enjoy ‘yellowtail jalapeño with caviar,’ ‘whitefish sashimi dry miso’ and a tuna sashimi salad.
Sashimi is a Japanese delicacy consisting of fresh raw fish or meat sliced into thin pieces and often eaten with soy sauce.
For the main course, the restaurant is serving up its famed ‘black miso cod’ alongside salmon avocado and tuna sushi rolls.
A beef tenderloin with anticucho and a half-portion of rock shrimp is also available for the mains.
If you have room for dessert, couples can share a lychee rose granite with raspberry foam.
Vegetarians won’t be left out as the restaurant has prepared a menu for them – at a discounted rate of £100.
It still contains eight courses including a tofu steak and avocado salad.
For those looking to also stay the night for their romantic getaway, the room costs up to £2,900 on 14 February.
This price is for the ‘Saijoukai Suite’.
The cost also includes breakfast.
This suit comes with an ‘emperor bed’ which has an ‘exclusive Nobu mattress’ made with ‘organic cotton linen.’
The room listing suggests it can sleep three as another bed can be added at an additional cost.
There is an £80 charge for an extra adult to stay or kids aged 12 to 16.
But it is free if the extra bed is for children aged two to 11.
It has a large 4K ultra high-definition TV to watch from the bed.
There is also a large bathroom with a tub and walk-in shower.
It has traditional hotel amenities such as a Nespresso machine and minibar but it also comes with a traditional Japanese tea set.
If guests don’t fill up on the pricey Valentine’s meal they have access to 24-hour in-room dining from the Nobu Restaurant.
They can also add on additional treats such as pilates and fitness classes, cocktails and afternoon tea.
The hotel chain has 18 spots around the globe including Miami Beach, Barcelona, Ibiza Bay and Chicago.
There is an additional hotel in the UK in Shoreditch, London.
As of 2023, there are more than 50 Nobu restaurants around the world.
Last September, it was reported that a restaurant hostess was suing the Malibu branch over a sexual harassment claim.
The venue, which is part-owned by the Taxi Driver actor is asking for the case to be dismissed and for the hostess to pay Nobu’s legal bills.
PRICE BREAKDOWN:
ONE NIGHT STAY AT NOBU HOTEL LONDON PORTMAN SQUARE
14 – 15 FEBRUARY IN SAIJOUKAI SUITE WITH BREAKFAST – £2,900
VALENTINE’S MENU MEAL FOR TWO AT NOBU RESTAURANT – £250
BOTTLE OF LAURENT-PERRIER – £149
TOTAL: £3,299
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