Take a closer look at four of Mandarin Oriental’s most elite signature suites.

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Suite 5000 at Mandarin Oriental, New York

On the hotel’s 50^th floor and measuring 3,300 square feet, Suite 5000 is a blend of art, fashion and design, curated by interior design firm BBG-BBGM. Floor-to-ceiling windows reveal views of the Manhattan skyline, Central Park and the Hudson River, set amid a room in shades of gray, ivory, charcoal and black. The suite offers two bedrooms; 2.5 baths, one with a large, custom soaking tub illuminated with Swarovski crystals; a dining room with seating for 10; a full-sized kitchen with separate entry; a dedicated fitness area; and more.

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The Parisian Apartment at Mandarin Oriental, Paris

Measuring more than 4,500 square feet, this suite emulates a chic, single-level Parisian apartment, on the hotel’s sixth floor and with views over the inner garden and Rue Saint-Honoré. The suite includes four bedrooms and bathrooms, a reception area, a dining room and a fully equipped kitchen. It can also be divided into two connecting two-bedroom suites. A highlight is the 2,400-square-foot Parisian terrace.

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Moser Crystal Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Prague

Two luxurious Moser Crystal Suites are on offer, showcasing the finest in Bohemian crystal manufactured by Moser, the premier crystal maker of the Czech Republic. Each suite is located in the hotel’s Baroque wing and boast 17^th-century vaulted ceilings, tall windows and antique parquet floors.

Grand Royal Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

Designed to meet the needs of its most discerning clientele, the six-bedroom, 6,400-square-foot Grand Royal Suite takes up an entire floor of the hotel’s Authors’ Wing, which was the original Oriental Hotel built in 1876. With private elevator access, the Grand Royal Suite includes the one-bedroom Royal Suite, the two-bedroom Ambassador Suite and three additional guestrooms, with a private meeting space.