Opened in August 2024, Four Season Hotel Osaka is already making its mark on this ancient metropolis. In a city known for its cuisine, the newly debuted Four Seasons makes a mouthwatering addition with a sky-high Chinese eatery and a French-style bistro with a Japanese twist, not to mention a swish top-floor bar with skyline views. Also on the horizon is a new high-end sushi concept with an exclusive counter-service experience and stellar Osaka vistas.
Beyond the top-tier culinary options, you will find plenty of plush ways to unwind. Indulge in imperial-era-inspired pampering in the 36th-floor spa or enjoy a private dip in a traditional Japanese-style bath. Enjoy a night out in the thriving nearby Dontonburi dining and entertainment district before heading back to the luxury hotel to enjoy your luxurious accommodations. Western-style rooms offer luxe marble bathrooms and chic minimalist décor, while a suite of contemporary ryokan-inspired accommodations offer a taste of traditional Japan with a modern bent.
- Those seeking a Japanese ryokan experience should look no further than Four Seasons Hotel Osaka’s 28th-floor Gensui floor. This level features a contemporary take on the traditional Japanese inn with tatami floors, sliding screen doors, low-slung pale wood furniture and yukata cotton kimonos.
- Thanks to the Osaka hotel’s perch on the top floors of the newly constructed Dojima building, the views are stunning from just about every angle. For vistas of Osaka Castle, request an east-facing room, though west-facing rooms offer spectacular skyline sunsets.
- The entire 36th floor is dedicated to serenity with a sprawling spa, a swimming pool that overlooks the city and both public and private ofuros (Japanese-style baths).
- Just a 13-minute walk from Umeda Station, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka provides easy access to some of the city’s top shopping, dining and entertainment areas, as well as nearby cities like Kyoto and Nara.
- Subtle yet sophisticated interiors by a trio of Japan-based design studios (Curiosity, Simplicity and Design Studio Spin) draw inspiration from Osaka’s maritime history and its connection to the Yodo River and Osaka Bay. Look for ruched upholstery that mimics ocean waves and glass-blown artworks that resemble bubbling currents.
- Panoramic views through wall-to-wall double-height windows and sumptuous gray seating set the scene for an evening of elevated comfort at Jiang Nan Chun, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka’s signature Cantonese restaurant (try the roasted duck).
- Bright and airy Jardin brings the outdoors in with seafoam- and sand-hued interiors and plenty of natural light. Taste Japanese-influenced French bistro fare in dishes like quiche jardinère layered with local vegetables from nearby Kawabata Farm, fluffy egg and classic Comté cheese.
- Discover the art of Japanese tea making at Cha, where cups of green and black tea are painstakingly crafted to order. Come back in the evening for an aperitif featuring top-shelf whiskies, sakes, shochu and locally brewed beer.
- Set on the luxury hotel’s 37th floor, Bar Bota offers some of the best skyline views around. The highlight here is a curated collection of Japanese gins served by sharply dressed bartenders accompanied by a DJ-spun soundtrack.
- Craving a quick croissant and cappuccino? Make a beeline for chic bakery Farine. With its contemporary décor and boutique-like ambiance, this grab-and-go counter feels more like a high-end patisserie than a pit stop on your way out the door.
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