You can rent this private 'party jet' with a dance area, king-size bed and shower for $13,000 an hour

The plane can seat up to 16 passengers. FIVE Hospitality

• A Dubai company is offering rich clients a private "party jet" for $13,000 an hour. 
• FIVE Hospitality's Airbus jet has 55 inch TV screens, a "spa-like" shower and smart windows.
• There's also a master suite with a king-size bed and LED lighting.

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If you've having trouble spending all your money, a Dubai-based hotel operator has a solution: a private "party jet" costing about $13,000 an hour.

FIVE's jet offers rich clients an "in-flight entertainment experience" with 55-inch TV screens, a music system, and a dance area. 

The Airbus ACJ TwoTwenty also has high-speed WiFi, LED lighting, and smart window shades that go dark at the flick of a switch. 

The jet has LED lighting. FIVE Hospitality

The jet can accommodate up to 16 guests and has a master suite with a king-size bed, a deluxe "spa-like" shower, as well as a kitchen and dining table. 

The jet as 50% more cabin space than other private jets, according to a press release issued by FIVE. 

The "spa-like shower." FIVE Hospitality

The 9H-FIVE jet took to the skies for the time in February.

The CEO of FIVE hotels and resorts, Aloki Batra, told The Guardian that it's been booked at least six times and was recently used by a well-known soccer player for a trip from the Middle East to Madrid, Spain.

The seating and dining area. FIVE Hospitality

Batra said in the press release that the plane offered an "ultra-luxe, immersive private jet experience like no other."

FIVE operates several hotels and resorts in Dubai, including FIVE Jumeirah Village, and Switzerland. 

Clients feeling guilty about the environmental impact of their journeys can rest assured: the costs of carbon offsetting are included in the price, per The National.