Situated in the Doshomachi district of Osaka, the all-new Four Seasons Hotel is set for a grand opening this summer and is currently accepting reservations.
The forthcoming Four Seasons Hotel in Osaka boasts six unique restaurants, a full-floor fitness center, airy event spaces, and modern accommodations, marking it as the first contemporary luxury hotel in the region offering a traditional Japanese stay experience. It aims to redefine Osaka in its own unique way, immersing guests deeply in the city's rich culinary culture and historic roots. Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of this luxurious journey into the heart of Osaka.
Embark on an Impromptu Adventure to Osaka
Osaka is a city of contrasts - a millennium-old city interlaced with numerous rivers, waterways, and bridges known as the “Water Metropolis,” and a bona fide cosmopolitan hub. Rated as the 10th most livable city in the world in 2023 and the best in Japan, it is high up on the bucket lists of travel enthusiasts and urban explorers.
Also known as a pivotal business center in Japan, Osaka is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, top-notch shopping centers, and several landmark buildings. The addition of the new Four Seasons Hotel in Osaka, located centrally in Doshomachi, is set to be the cherry on top. An area brimming with historical attractions and a confluence of local businesses and headquarters of western Japan. A short amble from the hotel will lead you to the shopping, entertainment, and business districts of Umeda. Luxurious restaurants and bars of Kita-Shinchi are a stone's throw away, and the famous art galleries and museums of Nakano-Shima are just around the corner.
For families, the Universal Studios Japan is nearby, and for nature enthusiasts, the Sakura blossoms of spring and autumn leaves are unique to Osaka. The much-anticipated Expo 2025 will be held in Osaka between April and October next year, expecting to draw as many as eight million foreign visitors.
Experience Four Seasons Hotel in Osaka ahead of the curve: Reservations have commenced for guests staying from August 1, 2024, with a series of limited-time opening offers available for online booking.
Osaka's First Modern Japanese-style Hotel
The Four Seasons Hotel Osaka will offer the first modern luxury accommodation with a traditional Japanese stay experience. Traditional Japanese inns (Ryokan) go back as far as the 8th century and continue to be popular, particularly in areas with hot springs. The 28th floor of the Four Seasons Hotel Osaka, the Gensui level, has 21 rooms and suites designed by SIMPLICITY. It includes tatamis, sliding doors in each room, platform beds, and dining areas with traditional and standard seating - all contemporary interpretations of Japanese culture. The Gensui level also features its own separate front desk for a personalized welcome.
The hotel consists of 175 rooms and suites in total. In addition to the 21 Japanese-style rooms on the 28th floor, there are 154 rooms and suites on floors 29 to 35, designed by Japanese firm CURIOSITY. These rooms feature large, airy windows, most with a carefully arranged window seat, to enjoy the picturesque view of the water metropolis. The hotel rooms and public spaces will display contemporary art collections curated by Fumio Nanjo, with all creators being local artisans and artists.
Local Cuisine
Known as the food capital of Asia, Osaka is home to 85 Michelin-starred restaurants. The Four Seasons Hotel Osaka encompasses six unique restaurants. Namely, the 37th-floor Jiangnan Spring offering authentic Cantonese cuisine with several private rooms and cubicles, the elegant Sushi O sushi bar, and Bar Bota - a round bar surrounded by the sparkling skyline of the city.
Cafe Jardin on the first floor offers all-day dining with an international breakfast, fine afternoon tea, French small dishes accompanied by garden views, and comfortable outdoor seating. Farine is a handmade bakery that offers take-away desserts and specialty coffee, alongside a traditional Japanese tea restaurant, CHA.
Wellness Facilities
On the 36th floor lies the wellness center. The spa has five spa rooms and a sauna. The fitness center features an indoor 16-meter pool and advanced equipment, allowing guests to enjoy city views while working out. There are also traditional communal and private Japanese baths.
Four Seasons Hotel Osaka's Conference and Event Spaces
Accessible from the first-floor lobby, the Four Seasons Hotel Osaka's event space is located on the second floor, featuring a 220 square meter banquet hall. The hall is partitioned into three areas, including an elegant foyer and an adjoining outdoor terrace. The flexible space design and comprehensive facilities offer multiple options for hosting meetings, weddings, and other social events. The hotel's event planning and catering team are on hand to satisfy guests' every detail, freeing them from any worries.
In addition, the Sky Salon on the 37th floor provides a more intimate space of 73 square meters, equipped with a private kitchen - a perfect choice for board meetings, product launches, and small receptions. Both the two signature restaurants and the bar are also located on the 37th floor.
This hotel is set to provide an enriching and memorable experience in the heart of Osaka. Make sure to book your stay now and take part in this luxurious journey!
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