Jennifer Lopez won't be lacking for special treatment while she's recovering from giving birth to twins early Friday.

The new mother has all the comforts of home at Long Island's North Shore University Hospital, where she's convalescing at the Pavilion at Nine Monti, a special unit of private suites on the medical center's ninth floor.

Rooms in the Pavilion feature a boutique-hotel-like environment, including a family seating area with love seat and sofa, rich wood cabinets to conceal medical equipment, a refrigerator stocked with bottled water and select juices, a flat-screen TV and wireless Internet access. Even the hallways are carpeted to provide a sense of home and tranquility.

Jennifer, 38, will also have fine bedding, robes and fluffy towels to keep her cozy during her stay. Food from the chef-inspired menu will be served on special china. And a private duty nurse is available for an additional fee.

J. Lo's guests will be well-taken care of, as well. The facility offers valet parking. At the hospital café, family and guests can help themselves to beverages and snacks, and the visitors' salon has comfortable seating, a TV, computer and Internet access.

In the hospital "spa," patients and their guests can have massages, aromatherapy and reflexology for approximately $75 an hour. Fresh cookies are served every afternoon and an on-call chef is available to whip up whatever the patient desires, and deliver the food privately to their room.

While Jennifer's love don't cost a thing, the same can't be said for her accomodations. Rooms range in price from $750 a night for a regular room to $850 and up for a suite.

That's just gossip really. They don't know that. Eleven minutes apart for twins is pretty indicative of natural childbirth.