Inside the luxury hotel where multimillionaire Man United stars will be staying

Manchester United have touched down in Perth for the first stop of their pre-season tour, where they'll spend the next 10 days in the most expensive hotel ever built in Australia.

The football megastars arrived the five-star Crown Towers Perth in Burswood on Monday afternoon, after stepping off a 16-hour flight in a private jet flight from Manchester.

The 28-man squad were met by hundreds of fans wanting to catch a glimpse of the world's most famous football club.

Paul Pogba - whose presence on tour was in doubt owing to his desire to leave the club this summer - was seen stepping into the hotel while listening to headphones.

The 500-room luxury hotel will be home to the team and their managers for the next 10 days for the first stop of their pre-season tour to Australia, China and Singapore.

The luxury resort cost a whopping $650 million to build and was opened in December 2016.

It describes itself as 'the pinnacle of luxury' with 'unparalleled city views'.

'Guests will have the opportunity to experience hotel indulgence in Perth unlike any other,' the website reads.

Accommodation at Crown Towers range from the Deluxe Room, all the way up to the $3,399-a-night Crystal Villa.

The team will have access to expansive lagoon pools, private cabanas, and a circular infinity pool with sun beds and plasma televisions.

Players wanting to rejuvenate after a sweaty practice session can make the most of the sauna, steam room, therapeutic rain shower and luxurious vitality pool.

Manchester United's multimillionaire players will get around in a bright red bus during their stay in Perth.

The 55-seat coach will take them to and from functions, meetings with fans and training sessions at the Western Australian Cricket Association.

According to the Sunday Times the visit will inject around $35 million into Perth's local economy - with 21,000 international and interstate fans descending on the state's capital.

After settling into their hotel, the United players were spotted taking a leisurely stroll around the city to shake off the jet lag.

Nemanja Matic and his teammates were pictured walking out of their hotel and around the nearby streets as spirits looked to be high in the camp.

David de Gea, who is still the subject of interest from Paris Saint-Germain, was following closely behind with fellow Spaniard Juan Mata.

Solskjaer will put his players through their paces during the multiple training sessions on tour before they play the first of six summer friendlies on Saturday against Perth Glory.