An insider's guide to the world's only three-room suite in the sky
Though many of us would consider business class to be a luxury, Etihad has taken their top offering ten steps higher.
More luxe even than first class, The Residence is a private, three-room apartment above the clouds.
Recently, the airline announced that guests can now upgrade to The Residence via miles - so let's take a look at what it's like inside.
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Designed for up to two guests, The Residence features a bathroom, private bedroom with a double bed and separate living area.
Located at the pointy end of the A380's upper deck, The Residence has 32-inch TV screens, a double bed with sleepwear, and an ensuite with a full-sized shower.
Only fitting for the world's largest room in the sky, is one of the largest amenity kits in the sky to go with it.
Guests will be gifted a Giorgio Armani and Etihad branded folio bag with matching loungewear and slippers, as well as items from ESPA.
Watch movies and TV on-demand from your living room or your bedroom.
You can choose to watch together with your travel partner or separately.
While guests of The Residence can dine onboard from an à la carte menu, they also have the opportunity to work with a dedicated team to craft a bespoke menu to their liking.
From gourmet cuisine to Champagne and caviar, and even The Residence Signature High Tea, there's plenty to choose from.
Sink into a double bed with a natural fibre, custom-made mattress, luxury bedding and sleepwear as well as a full turndown service.
Close your bedroom door for complete privacy and wake up refreshed with breakfast in bed.
Launched in 2014, The Residence has a focus on service and was enhanced shortly after launch with the introduction of Etihad Butlers.
Pre-flight, guests of The Residence are greeted by a dedicated team for a seamless check in.
They will be shown to the exclusive First Class lounge and private suites (with ensuite showers) where they can relax, dine or work before their travels.
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