It can be hard to find a seat among the media and film types who crowd into this corner bar and café on Rue du Faubourg St. Denis.

A must-visit for dapper men, Charvet—France's finest custom shirtmaker—has been in business for over 150 years.

This 236-room resort gets extra points for location—on a lava cliff overlooking Hulopoe Bay—and the service is up to the Four Seasons's high standards.

Even though Le Temps au Temps packs a dozen tables in a space meant for six, this neighborhood restaurant is sometimes booked weeks in advance.

A mix of local favorites and international headliners play at this atmospheric jazz club near Les Halles.

One of the best things about the Kahala Hotel—located ten minutes outside Waikiki—is waking up to the spectacular ocean views. In addition to water sports on the 800-foot beach, there's a fitness center and a lovely pool.

This beautiful garden is the ideal place to people-watch on a warm summer's afternoon.

The Louis Vuitton flagship store on the Champs-Élysées is an ode to fashion, contemporary art, and, of course, shopping.

The very young and very hip gravitate to this playful hotel on the eastern edge of the Marais neighborhood.

Between the Champs-Elysees and the Louvre, Paris's oldest public garden combines well-tended plantings and modern art to delightful effect.