Drinking & Dining — Discover 3 Boutique Bars & Hotels with Stunning Views!

After a long, hard week of work, if you’re in need of some relaxation, traveling is definitely a great option. And if you want to be greedy and enjoy both the view and some great photos, the 3 scenic bars and hotels we’re introducing today might be just what you’re looking for.

JapanTokyo - TokyoPark Hyatt Tokyo New York Bar

If you want to take in breathtaking views ofTokyo, visiting the Tokyo Skytree orTokyoTower may be the first choices for many, but the New York Bar at theTokyoPark Hyatt is also an excellent alternative. Sit back in the bar and you’ll be treated to a panoramic view ofTokyocityscape. The bar also houses the largest selection of Californian wines inJapan, over 40 kinds of liqueurs, as well as a variety of cognacs andJapanesewhiskies, offering guests plenty of drink options. If you’d like to sample a range of fine beverages underTokyo’s night sky, the New York Bar is undoubtedly your top choice.

ThailandBangkok - Lebua at State Tower Sky BarThe Sky Bar on the 63rd floor of Lebua at State Tower is best known for its cantilevered platform 250 meters above the ground, giving guests unobstructed views of

Bangkok.Panoramic view. The bar was a filming location for *The Hangover 2*. If you're a fan of *The Hangover*, you can't miss their specially crafted Hangovertini cocktail. Guests with a strong tolerance for alcohol may also want to try the "Sunset 63," made with Absolut 100 vodka. With jazz music playing in the background, take a photo on the rooftop edge withBangkoknight scenery as your backdrop.

Singapore - SingaporeThe Manhattan at Regent Hotel

Step into The Manhattan on the second floor ofSingapore’sRegent Hotel, and you’ll feel as if you’ve traveled back in time to 19th-centuryNew YorkCity. The decor of The Manhattan is inspired by underground bars from 19th-centuryNew York,featuring vintage leather sofas and a black marble bar counter. The bar serves a variety of classic and even nearly extinct cocktails, and it is alsoSingapore’sfirst bar with its own in-house wine cellar. In this dimly lit bar, enjoy a "Diamond Fizz" made with gin, lemon juice, sugar, and champagne, and you’re sure to get a taste of old-worldNew Yorkcharm.

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