Like a metallic beacon, the Hilton Anatole’s burnished bronze tower signals refined, imaginative elegance. The hotel houses a large collection of art in an on-site gallery and surrounding sculpture park, the highlights of which include porcelain from the Far East dating as far back as the 17th century. The atrium-style lobby soars several stories high and is accented with marble fixtures and lush furnishings. Guest rooms feature hints of Asian influence, evident in the bamboo end tables, orchids and replicas of Chinese horse sculptures. The aptly named Gossip Bar is where you’ll trade commentary on the hotel’s Guangdong porcelain, along with the phone numbers of the bar’s expensively coiffed clientele. Take your date up 27 floors to Nana, where chef Anthony C. Bombaci serves up combinations such as beef tartare with wasabi ice cream.