What It's Like to Stay in NYC's Priciest Hotel Room

To stay at the top of NYC's Four Seasons Hotel, you have to fork over $35,000 a night (no matter who you are—no discounts given). The four-room 4,300 square-foot Ty Warner Penthouse (named for the hotel's owner/Beanie Baby mogul) took 7 years to design and $50 million to construct. So what do your mega bucks get you? The Wall Street Journal takes a look:

• a personal butler on-call 24 hours a day
• unlimited room service (unless you want thousands of dollars of caviar; that's extra)
• living room carpet made of white silk, handmade Venetian silk bedspread, bathroom sinks made of rock crystal

• an in-suite waterfall, whose stones are scrubbed to ensure the water cascades evenly over the rocks
• private gym and massage parlor
• pre-stocked $200-a-bottle Louis Roederer Cristal champagne, unless you prefer something else, naturally
• speaking of preferences, pretty much whatever you want: your favorite snacks, drinks, and...wait for it...toilet paper
• should you want to leave (why would you?), access to a Maybach or Rolls-Royce, with driver

Click here for amazing photos of the suite. (More New York City stories.)