Matt Damon and his family are staying at a $7,000-a-night mansion in Byron Bay during their extended visit to Australia.
And during their recent sojourn in Sydney, the Damons have checked into a luxury suite at the new Crown Tower with spectacular views of the Harbour City.
The six-star suites include a 24-hour butler service plus a secluded cabana with private infinity pool, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
Luxury living: Matt Damon and his family have elevated the opulence factor of their Australian vacation by moving into a suite at the new Crown tower, according to Sydney Morning Herald. One of the hotel’s suite pictured
The building’s top-of-the-line, one-bedroom Crystal Villa costs $4,000 per night.
It features a king-size bed, private dressing area, walk-in wardrobe and marble bathroom with a sculptured bath and rain shower.
The open-plan living area includes a private foyer, dining area, powder room and lounge with the latest touch-screen multimedia technology.
![Living large: Matt [pictured 2019], his wife Luciana Barossa, 45, and their children officially completed their quarantine in January and were released into the Byron Bay community](https://i1.wp.com/i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/03/08/01/40184350-9336597-image-m-16_1615167409088.jpg?resize=634%2C707&ssl=1)
Living large: Matt [pictured 2019], his wife Luciana Barossa, 45, and their children officially completed their quarantine in January and were released into the Byron Bay community
Opulence: The six-star suites include a 24-hour butler service plus a secluded cabana with private infinity pool
Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase sweeping views of Sydney’s skyline, including the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House.
A ‘personal butler’ is included in the nightly rate.
The impressive Crown Tower complex was designed by award-winning British architecture firm Wilkinson Eyre.
Mod-cons: Floor-to-ceiling windows show sweeping views of Sydney’s skyline, including the iconic Harbour Bridge and Opera House
Restaurants: Crown Tower also features one outlet of the Robert DeNiro co-owned Nobu chain
Meanwhile, the Victorian government recently announced a royal commission into Crown Resorts, to test the suitability of the gambling giant to hold its Melbourne casino licence.
The announcement follows the release of the Bergin report in NSW last month, which found Crown facilitated money laundering through subsidiaries’ bank accounts and failed to act when it was drawn to their attention.
Commissioner Patricia Bergin, a former judge of the NSW Supreme Court, told the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority the money laundering alone rendered Crown unfit to hold the licence for its casino in Sydney’s Barangaroo.
Design: The impressive building was designed by award-winning British architecture firm, Wilkinson Eyre
Controversy: Alleged money laundering alone has rendered Crown unfit to hold the licence for its casino in Sydney’s Barangaroo
Since arriving in Australia several weeks ago, Damon and his family have completed their mandatory quarantine at a sprawling estate in Byron Bay.
Located on the outskirts of the coastal town, the $7,000-a-night Airbnb boasts a swimming pool, tennis court and four bedrooms.
The Good Will Hunting star, 50, likely spent about $90,000 on the accommodation alone during his family’s mandatory 14-day quarantine period.
The property also offers panoramic ocean views, as well as expertly manicured gardens complete with stone sculptures, hedges and an extravagant fountain.
In stark contrast to the ultra-modern home owned by his friend Chris Hemsworth, Damon’s Airbnb oozes class elegance thanks to its French Provincial aesthetic.
Lightning rod: The Bergin report last month found Crown facilitated money laundering through subsidiaries’ bank accounts and failed to act when it was drawn to their attention
Gorgeous: Since arriving in Australia earlier this month, the Hollywood mega-star, 50, and his family completed their mandatory isolation inside a sprawling Byron Bay dwelling. Matt seen here with wife Luciana Damon in 2016
Matt, his wife Luciana Barossa, 45, immediately moved into the mansion once they arrived Down Under. They paid for their own private security, police monitoring, hospital-grade cleaning, staff, meals and regular medical checks.
At the time, Concierge Doctors CEO Dr Zac Turner said: ‘The family will be entirely segregated for the period of their quarantine and will participate in standardised testing and monitoring, in full compliance with current NSW Government requirements.’
Dr Turner added that NSW Police would be present to ensure quarantine was enforced.
Previous digs: Located on the outskirts of Byron Bay, the 7,000-a-night Airbnb boasts a swimming pool, tennis court and four bedrooms
Damon had previously said he was looking forward to ‘call[ing] Australia home’ for a few months while filming Thor: Love and Thunder.
‘I’m so excited that my family and I will be able to call Australia home for the next few months,’ he said.
‘Australian film crews are world renowned for their professionalism and are a joy to work with so the 14 days of quarantine will be well worth it.’
Thor: Love and Thunder is being filmed at Sydney’s Fox Studios.
Pricey: With the price set at $7,000 per night, it’s likely the star spent upward of $90,000 on the accommodation alone during his family’s mandatory 14-day quarantine period