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| | |  | Aman Tokyo | | Presented by Inside Hotels |
| | A Quiet Hotel Above Tokyo Station | Aman Tokyo makes a practical base for seeing the city. Set high in Otemachi Tower, it connects directly to a subway station served by five lines, with Tokyo Station nearby for travel farther afield. The Imperial Palace Gardens are also close enough to work into a morning walk. Back upstairs, spacious suites pair skyline views with Japanese design details, including shoji screens and deep stone baths. After a day spent exploring, you can swim in the 30-meter indoor pool, use the spa’s onsen-style baths, or settle in for dinner at Arva. | | Book Now |  |
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|  | | Hotel Nikko | | Hotel Nikko San Francisco puts you near Union Square with city views and a practical base for exploring. Contemporary rooms offer city views, and the Deluxe King’s window-side table gives you a place to plan the day over coffee. After an afternoon out, swim in the glass-enclosed pool regardless of the weather, then choose between the cold plunge and whirlpool. The fitness center, dry saunas, and steam rooms round out the wellness options. For dinner, Kanpai Lounge serves sushi with sake, Japanese whisky, and cocktails. You can finish the night with a live show at Feinstein’s at the Nikko, just steps from your room. | | Book Now | |
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| |  | | Castle Hāli‘i Kai at Waikoloa | | Castle Hāli‘i Kai at Waikoloa is an oceanfront condominium community on Hawai‘i Island’s Kohala Coast, with room to unpack beyond a suitcase. Within Waikoloa Beach Resort, its two- and three-bedroom villas and town homes give you separate bedrooms, fully-equipped kitchens, and a choice of garden, ocean-view, or oceanfront settings. Start with a swim at the Private Ocean Club, where pools, a fitness center, and dining are reserved for Hāli‘i Kai guests. Then head south to ‘Anaeho‘omalu Bay, a short drive away, or explore the shops and restaurants at Kings’ Shops and Queens’ Marketplace within Waikoloa. Keep the fridge stocked and the beach gear by the door; this is a place to settle in and see more of Hawaiʻi Island. | | Book Now | |
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