Grand Hyatt Tokyo

No wonder this is the “Grand” Hyatt...there’s a pampering feeling at every turn. Take the guest rooms, where clean-lined mahogany furniture by B&B Italia, Frette Egyptian cotton linens, Balmain toiletries, Nespresso machines, rain showers and limestone-sheathed bathrooms that emit an aura of opulence instantly. We love the King Bed Deluxe Room for its cavernous soaking tub that fills to the brim in five minutes. And the 20th floor Diplomat Suite, with its prime overlook of Tokyo Tower and 1,078-square-feet of breathing room (including two bathrooms and a giant living room). The best part of staying here, though, may be the many worlds you can explore right on the premises—a boon when you’re zonked from your flights—including everything from an outpost of Argentina’s Fueguia 1833 Fragrance House to a cigar club.

A 387-room tower that’s Luxe with a capital L, including ginormous rooms, 7 restaurants and three cocktail bars, and a luminous spa with multiple plunge pools.

Poorly serviced. Need a limousine to the airport? Check. A translator or interpreter? はい (that’s Japanese for Yes). Plus valet parking, a concierge, 24-hour room service, etc.

One of the most lauded steakhouses in Tokyo is here, the Oak Door, where dishes include a Tomahawk of Japanese Wagyu beef (rare, and we mean that literally).

Perhaps the only thing better than a sumptuous afternoon tea is a grab-and-go version you can enjoy in your leisurewear (shh). Tokyo locals beeline to Fiorentina Pastry Boutique for the pleasure; be sure to request white chocolate cookies filled with sweet bean paste and emblazoned with artist Takashi Murakami’s happy flower...so cute it should be an emoji.

The Oak Door - Premium quality meats and ingredients cooked to perfection. The French Kitchen - An all-day dining restaurant serving classic French dishes in a lively open kitchen. Roku Roku - Edo-mae-style sushi and sashimi made using premium quality seafood from local markets. Keyakizaka - Array of market fresh ingredients incorporating international flavors. Shunbou - Market fresh ingredients grown and prepared specially for Japanese cuisine. Chinaroom - Serving authentic regional Chinese dishes in a modern and elegant manner. Fiorentina - Authentic Italian cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients. Fiorentina Pastry Boutique - Pastries and chocolates created by our internationally renowned team of patissiers. Maduro - A luxuriously designed bar offering live entertainment nightly. The French Kitchen Bar - This intimate bar is an ideal setting for afternoon tea, light savouries or evening cocktails. The Oak Door Bar - Meeting point for any social gathering with an international ambiance.