Osaka

Osaka is Japan’s second largest metropolis, its modern skyline complimented by the intricate craftsmanship of Osaka Castle. A city of new and old, Osaka was once the country’s capital. Today, it doubles as an economic hub and centre for culture and typical cuisine. Its international airport and close proximity to Kyoto make it a perfect and easy addition to any trip to Japan.

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W Osaka

W Osaka

Osaka, Japan

The W Osaka is a striking addition to Osaka’s urban skyline, with its black monolith façade. Yet this minimalist exterior, conceals an interior full of colourful neon-lit spaces, flamboyant design, and bold modern artworks.
The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka

Osaka, Japan

The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka is located in the prestigious business and shopping district of Nishi-Umeda and features some of the largest guest rooms in Japan. Stylishly designed, with historic Georgian features, the property offers a unique stay.
Conrad Osaka

Conrad Osaka

Osaka, Japan

The Conrad Osaka is a glossy, ultramodern hotel offering its guests comfort and fantastic city views from almost every space in one of Osaka’s iconic buildings.
Four Seasons Osaka

Four Seasons Osaka

Osaka, Japan

Opened in August 2024, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka unveils the city’s first contemporary ryokan experience on its exclusive GENSUI floor. Set in the vibrant Dojima district, it offers effortless access to key landmarks, letting you immerse yourself in Osaka.
Hilton Osaka

Hilton Osaka

Osaka, Japan

An inviting refuge from city life, the Hilton Osaka offers a wide range of modern, comfortable and stylish accommodation, excellent choice of dining options and superb leisure facilities in the heart of the city.
Waldorf Astoria Osaka

Waldorf Astoria Osaka

Osaka, Japan

Perched above the kinetic pulse of Japan’s culinary capital, the Waldorf Astoria Osaka marks the legendary brand’s debut in Japan, offering a refined skyscraper retreat where Manhattan’s timeless Art Deco heritage meets the minimalism of Japanese culture.

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