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|  | Aman Tokyo | | Presented by Inside Hotels |
| | 5 Urban Hotels That Will Feed Your Curiosity | You deserve more from your vacation than a sunburn and some cheap souvenirs. Next time you travel, seek out a hotel that encourages you to get out and explore. You’ll come back newly inspired — and that’s something you can’t buy at a gift shop. Aman Tokyo is Aman’s first urban concept hotel, and it performs the magic trick of transporting you to a forested, peaceful oasis in the heart of Tokyo’s Otemachi business district. Guest rooms draw inspiration from Japanese residences, with large deep-soak bathtubs and interiors featuring washi paper, wood, and stone. Like many Aman properties, the spa and swimming pool are show-stoppers, but the skyline views will beckon you to get out and experience Tokyo. You’re an easy walk from Otemachi Forest and the Imperial Palace Gardens, a short ride from Ginza, and minutes from Tokyo Station, making it easy to follow your curiosity wherever it leads. | | Book Now |  |
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| | |  | | The Wall Street Hotel | | You don’t go to New York to sit in your hotel room, but you’d be forgiven for lingering at this cultured stay in the Financial District. Rooms are designed like upscale residences, with thoughtful touches like Frette linens and heated bathroom floors in each room. By day, Lounge on Pearl offers an excellent afternoon tea; by night, it skews more martinis-and-caviar. Within a 10-minute walk, you’ll find the neighborhood’s historic landmarks, the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge, and several subway connections. | | Book Now | |
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| |  | | Omni Severin Hotel | | This landmark stay charms you immediately with its Art Deco details, from its brick exterior to the skylight-topped marble lobby. If you’re in town for sports or a concert, you’re close to the major arenas and within easy reach of the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway. If you want to explore more, you’re a short drive from Mass Ave, the city’s arts district, and the Bottleworks District, a restored bottling plant that’s now filled with restaurants, bars, and boutiques. | | Book Now | |
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|  | | ONE11 Hotel | | Located in New Orleans’ French Quarter, this hotel was built in a former sugar factory and still retains its industrial bones. Inside, you’ll find serene, generously sized suites that overlook the Mississippi River, plus an outdoor pool and courtyard for relaxed afternoons between itinerary stops. The location places you in the heart of the city’s dynamic music, food, and cocktail culture — while the hotel itself gives you room to retreat from the city’s energy when you need it most. | | Book Now | |
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| |  | | Sixty DC | | A Dupont Circle hotel that offers a dose of sophisticated, intellectual cool. Head up to the rooftop to dine at the Mediterranean-inspired Casamara, or settle into a velvet lounge chair at Reynold’s for a martini from their signature list. If you want a glimpse into D.C.’s diplomatic culture, you’re within walking distance of Embassy Row; if art is more your flavor, head to The Phillips Collection. In between, explore a neighborhood rich with coffee shops, cocktail bars, and independent bookstores. | | Book Now | |
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