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Directly connected to Sakai Station on the Nankai Main Line, with convenient access from central Osaka and Kansai International Airport. This full-service Hotel, worthy of being Sakai’s guesthouse, offers 241 guest Rooms, including Rooms with views of Osaka’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Mozu-Furuichi Kofun Group. Enjoy a luxurious stay while taking in the sparkling night skyline of central Sakai and sunsets sinking into Osaka Bay.

Hotel near Osaka Station, The Ritz-Carlton Osaka. As you step through the front door, greeted by a doorman in a top hat, an elegant space reminiscent of an 18th-century British noble's residence unfolds. The hotel features six restaurants and bars, including the Michelin-starred French restaurant "La Baie" and the Japanese restaurant "Hanagatami." All 291 guest rooms, located on the high floors from the 24th to the 37th floor, offer stunning views of Osaka city. From April 2024, renovations will be carried out under the theme of "Inheritance and Renewal," blending the refined elegance and homely feel of European classics with a modern sophisticated design to create a comfortable and pleasant space. In the Club Lounge, dedicated concierges promise guests unique and memorable experiences. Since opening as Japan's first The Ritz-Carlton, the hotel has welcomed guests with heartfelt personal hospitality for over a quarter of a century. In 2025, it will earn the title of the only "Five-Star" hotel in Osaka for three consecutive years in the world-renowned travel guide "Forbes Travel Guide." Moving forward, we will continue to provide exceptional service as a flagship of luxury hotels in Japan.

Opening in August 2024 as an icon of urban luxury in Dojima, Osaka, the city of water rich in history and culture. Featuring guest rooms with Japanese essence, a special floor "GENSUI" (modern Ryokan concept with all rooms featuring tatami flooring), a comprehensive wellness floor equipped with bathing Facility, spa, gym, and private baths, as well as five restaurants & bars. Experience uniquely Japanese-inspired offerings throughout the entire property.

Conveniently located in Osaka Namba, this 31-story Hotel is directly connected to "Namba Station," just a 1-minute walk away, and adjacent to the limousine bus terminal OCAT. Guest rooms on the 24th to 31st floors feature diverse designs inspired by manor houses and residences, offering stunning views from approximately 100 meters above ground. The scenery transforms beautifully throughout the day with "sunrise," "sunset," and "night views." The hotel's top-floor "Glassmere Suite" (59 sqm) provides an extraordinary experience. On the 22nd floor, enjoy Afternoon Tea at the Tea Lounge.

Smith Oasis is a one-of-a-kind, luxury guesthouse in central Osaka, close to Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, yet surrounded by lush greenery and a waterside setting with flowing waterfalls. More than simply creating a place to stay in this “concrete jungle,” the owner has poured their vision into building an oasis where you can truly unwind. The Japanese-modern interior features diatomaceous earth walls and ceilings, solid wood floors and pillars, and carefully selected natural materials throughout—enhanced by art from around the world to create a space like an art gallery. In each Room, you can relax in a calm living-dining area or on a spacious balcony with plants. With a full kitchen, large bathroom, and washing machine provided, it is also ideal for long stays—perfect for “living” here as you travel. The penthouse is a maisonette layout, and the 5th-floor rooftop garden can be used for events or dinner gatherings while enjoying views of the greenery and waterfalls. Soak in nature so serene you’ll forget you’re in the heart of a major city—and enjoy your own oasis in Osaka.

Hotel Seagull Tenpozan Osaka is the only hotel in Tenpozan Harbor Village. The back of the hotel directly faces the port. The popular large aquarium "Kaiyukan" is located on the adjacent property, just a short walk away. It is a 5-minute walk from Osaka Port Station on the Chuo Subway Line. To reach the park, you can use the shuttle boat "Captain Line" from Kaiyukan Nishi Hatoba, taking about 10 minutes (or 10 minutes by car).