Inside the Luxury Maternity Suite where Kim Kardashian Welcomed her Newborn Son

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed their second child, a baby boy, on Saturday.

And the reality star gave birth in typical style, in a $4000-a-night (N800k a night) luxury maternity suite at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, which comes with a personal doula, meal delivery and even free bathrobes.

Kim, Kanye and their new son are now resting in the deluxe hospital suite.

A source told People magazine:

'They both seem excited. The baby is doing well, too, and is able to stay in the suite. They are receiving a lot of gifts, including baskets and flowers. The suite is also decorated with blue balloons.'

Kim's sister Khloe Kardashian has already visited her new nephew in hospital.

Maternity ward: Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles

The luxurious suites at the Los Angeles hospital typically have three-bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The luxury suites are more like a hotel - with hardwood floors, complimentary robes, a lounge area or waiting room with sofa and dining table and view over the hospital grounds.

The large suite where Kim is resting also has its own ensuite bathroom with full-size tub for mothers to rest while in labor. The bedroom also has an armchair for dad Kanye to sit, and a baby's hospital crib for their newborn.

Kim had her daughter North West at the hospital in June, 2013, and her sister Kourtney Kardashian also gave birth in a Cedars-Sinai maternity suite.

Celebrities including Victoria Beckham, stylist Rachel Zoe, actor Kate Hudson and Aussie model Lara Bingle also delivered in the VIP suites. Jessica Simpson, Penelope Cruz and Pink have also had their babies at the hospital and stayed in the deluxe suites.

Kim gave birth shortly after sharing a selfie of her bare pregnant belly and telling fans she had gained 60 pounds during her second pregnancy. The happy couple announced the birth of their son on Kim's website and app on Saturday morning.
'Mother and son are both doing well,' the statement said.