This is what a $25,000 New York City hotel room looks like

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If New York is the “concrete jungle where dreams are made of,” it’s safe to say many of those dreams start somewhere within the walls of the luxe Lotte New York Palace Hotel. Located on the corner of 50th and Madison Avenue, the storied hotel has a coveted location in one of the world’s priciest shopping districts, and borders famed landmarks like the Rockefeller Centre, Radio City Music Hall and St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

Best known as “The Palace,” the Manhattan property was bought by South Korea’s prestigious Lotte Group in 2015 as part of their foray into North America markets. Today, it’s frequented by celebrities, CEOs and royalty alike, and has served as a backdrop in productions including Homeland, Gossip Girl and The Blacklist. Many Hollywood stars have passed through the gilded front doors, as the Palace has also hosted photo shoots for the likes of actress Blake Lively, and the entire casts of Grey’s Anatomy, Scandal and How to Get Away with Murder.

Here are some highlights of this incredible New York City property, including a glimpse inside the $25,000 per night rooms that will have you dreaming of a suite escape.

The Jewel Suite

This gem of a suite was designed in collaboration with Martin Katz, known as the jeweler to the stars. His influence is felt throughout the three-storey, 5,000 square foot suite, which has three bedrooms, five bathrooms, an elevator, grand piano, living room, dining room and entertainment lounge.

The suite plays up its location with 15-foot panoramic windows that let the sunlight stream in, and a private deck for unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline. The terrace also has a gorgeous jewel-toned hot tub accented with a cascading water feature.

Showstoppers include the dazzling 20-foot Waterfall of Diamonds crystal chandelier which is framed by a spiral staircase, and floating jewelry displays in the main entrance holding $1 million worth of gems.

As if all that weren’t opulent enough, bonuses of reserving the room include a $2,500 diamond microband, a private consultation with Katz himself, champagne, white roses and use of a Maybach sedan.

Price per night: $25,000

The Champagne Suite

Inspired by Dom Perignon, the Champagne Suite is another one of the Lotte Palace Hotel’s most extravagant options. Spread out over three floors, the design palate features rich bronze and black tones throughout, while the two bedrooms have hints of a Pinot Noir and Chardonnay colour scheme.

Perhaps the most impressive area is the main living room, where luxurious seating is framed by floor-to-ceiling windows, a huge mural and Italian stone textured walls leading up to the second floor. The room is anchored by a glittering crystal pendant chandelier, made to resemble champagne bubbles floating to the top of a flute.

Keeping with the champagne theme, there is a formal dining room, private butler and wine cave. It’s also easy to entertain, thanks to the den with a wood-burning fireplace which leads to the outdoor terrace complete with a waterfall spa.

Similar to the Jewel Suite, perks include a private butler, elevator and use of a Maybach sedan with a driver.

Price per night: $25,000

The Metropolitan Suite

Shopaholics love the Metropolitan Suite, which is like a glamourous home away from home. The 3,500 square foot room has two bedrooms, a gourmet, stainless-steel chef’s kitchen, dining room, living room, cozy library and two marble bathrooms.

The contemporary design is apparent as soon as one walks through the entrance, thanks to the tiled white foyer where sculptures are artfully displayed.

However, it’s the storage space that steals the show in this suite: the oversized, walk-in closet in the master bedroom is so large it would make Carrie Bradshaw jealous. Even so, hotel staff often have to wheel in clothing racks for guests who do so much shopping on 5th Avenue that they still don’t have enough space to display their designer purchases.

Price per night: $10,000

The Towers Corner Suite

Those who are looking to splurge but aren’t lucky enough to have a platinum trust fund will love the Towers Corner Suites. In a city where space is at a premium, the 1210 square foot rooms feel like a palace, and are just as classy.

The modern décor incorporates muted white and gold tones in keeping with the theme of the hotel. Expansive suites feature a large foyer, two bathrooms, wet bar, butler’s pantry, dining area, huge living room with amazing city views and an enormous master bedroom. There’s also an option to book an adjoining Queen room, which is great for families or groups.

Since suites are located in the exclusive Towers portion of the property, guests can enjoy a private concierge and check-in area. Notable amenities include full size Molton Brown products, and the touch-screen Creston system which allows people to control things like lighting, temperature and window treatments from the comfort of their King size bed.

Price per night: $600 and up

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Globe Guide visited the property as a guest of the Lotte New York Palace Hotel. As always, hosts have no editorial influence on articles.