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The newly opened Grand Velas Boutique Los Cabos in Mexico is offering mega-wealthy clients a unique $600,000 Billionaire Buyout package for just three nights at an adults-only hotel.

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The $600,000 package includes a three-night stay with the option to choose a different luxury suite each night, according to Luxurytravel magazine.

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Upon arrival in Los Cabos, guests will fly directly to the boutique hotel via private helicopter where they can check into any of the 79 suites.

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Over 83 square meters of garden or ocean views, and each suite features a large private terrace with outdoor seating and a Jacuzzi or plunge pool.  Also, you can choose a different room category each night, and the hotel staff is available to unpack and pack items as needed each day. A bottle of vintage Dom Pérignon wine awaits you upon arrival, and breakfast is served on the suite's terrace on a floating tray in the small pool.

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The establishment offers a wide range of dishes, including Belgian-style waffles with red fruit compote and caramelized seeds, homemade granola, lobster Benedict, sautéed spinach and mushroom soufflé, pancakes, pancakes, avocado toast, sturgeon caviar, truffles, and much more.

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In addition, you can enjoy a private dinner at Cocina de Autor, owned by two-star Michelin chef Sidney Schutte, followed by a sunset excursion on the resort's private yacht Bella in the evening.

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