They said it’s a place where time no longer exists. That’s how they described the new, prestigious suite at the top of the George V hotel in Paris. This place offers stunning 360-degree views of the City of Light from its six terraces. The Four Seasons aimed for an exceptionally high standard of living when they renovated George V, bringing in the renowned interior designer Pierre Yves Rochon to create a space fit for a wealthy businessman.

Located on the 8th floor, the new Penthouse Suite spans 160 square meters. It features natural motifs on the walls, travertine floors, luxurious furniture, Baccarat crystal accents, flowers, and strategically placed mirrors to reflect the stunning outside views.

A steel door separates the living area from the garden area, which is adorned with floral fabrics and designed to be an atmospheric retreat any time of the day. The grand marble bathroom includes a walk-in shower, a large bathtub with jet systems and chromotherapy, and small patios decorated with white orchids. The dressing room is illuminated with natural light and styled like a boudoir.

The terrace gives the impression of being on the bow of a ship, providing panoramic views of the Opera House, the Pantheon, and the Eiffel Tower, which feels so close you might think you can touch it. The price of staying in this suite is not listed publicly, but it’s clear it’s in the five-digit range.