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Sofia Coppola’s Oscar-nominated film Lost in Translation explores the meaning of life for two Americans vacationing in Tokyo. While Scarlett Johansson and Bill Murray certainly steal the show, the hotel in which the film almost entirely takes place proves to be a dazzling co-star. The Park Hyatt Tokyo offers not only the avant-garde amenities Japan is known for but also the comfort, quiet and space that few Tokyo tourists can achieve. With private elevators for every guest and a staff that more suitably resembles butlers, anyone visiting Park Hyatt Hotel will have the vacation of a lifetime. The hotel’s less than 200 rooms are located from the 39th to the 52nd floors of the Shinjuku Park Tower, a modern building housing everyone from Japanese CEO’s to Hollywood film stars. Whether eating at the hotel’s legendary New York Grill or simply relaxing in the room’s bathtub, the Park Hyatt’s floor to ceiling glass windows offer some of the most coveted and dazzling views of the city. Recently designed, the five star hotel’s avant-garde, 21st century amenities will also wow any vacationer. With electronic toilet seats adjusting to its occupant’s temperature, even the bathroom proves to be a relaxing experience for hotel guests. As if this were not peaceful enough, the hotel’s spa, Club on the Park, includes wet and dry saunas, 360-degree body showers, whirlpool Jacuzzis and one of best Shiatsu massages this world has to offer. Just two floors above on the 47th floor, guests can also dive into relaxation in the hotel’s famous indoor pool, also providing a panoramic view of Tokyo, or take advantage of one of the gym’s fitness sessions with a personal trainer. From the Park Hyatt’s smallest room, the 45-square-meter Park Deluxe featuring amenities more analogous to the suites of American hotels, to its best room, the 220-square-meter Tokyo Suite equipped with both baby grand piano and sauna, any guest will feel pampered and powerful. While a stay at the Park Hyatt Tokyo might set you back financially, most rooms are priced around $500 a night, the experience will remain with any guest for a lifetime. Describing such an amazing stay will be the only thing lost in translation.