RITA Ora is spending the next two weeks in luxury as she isolates in Australia after breaking the UK’s lockdown rules.
The pop star, 30, is staying in a £270-a-night quarantine hotel after touching down in Oz.
Rita – who hosted an illicit lockdown bash in London before Christmas – was marched there by armed police.
She’s gone to film The Voice Down Under and was driven by minibus to a nearby hotel and shut in her room after landing in Sydney Airport.
She was not among a small number of A-listers allowed to avoid quarantine, thought to include Tom Hanks.
She’s believed to be staying at the five-star Meriton Suites Pitt Street hotel.
The penthouse suite could set back Rita £5,000 for 14 days at £279 per night.
And she won’t be allowed to leave the hotel room’s four walls as strict isolation rules stop her from any facilities or room service.
But it’s not bad digs to spent a fortnight in – with the hotel offering an open-plan living area with floor to ceiling windows and incredible views of the city.
There’s also a king-size bed for Rita to get over her jet lag.
Unfortunately the star won’t be able to host a dinner party around the hotel’s impressive six-seater dining area with a white marble table.
But there’s a comfy living room to relax in as well as a balcony for fresh air.
A source told HOAR: “Rita travelled first class, with all the trimmings of private lounges and VIP suites.
“But there was nothing she could do to avoid having to properly quarantine.
“It’s very clear how seriously the Australians are taking their border control, and there are no risks taken at all.
“They have no time for rule-breakers.
“Border agents and the military are involved — and she had to comply.”
Rita’s work trip, approved by UK officials, comes after she was branded “selfish” by British police last week.
A council licensing meeting heard that she offered the since-sacked manager of restaurant Casa Cruz £5,000 to use his venue in Notting Hill, West London.
It also emerged that CCTV was turned off at the bash, where guests included model Cara Delevingne and her sister Poppy.
Rita later issued an apology for breaking lockdown rules and volunteered to pay any fine — as much as £10,000.