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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.

Located in the heart of Osaka, north of Osaka Station, the Westin Hotel Osaka is surrounded by lush greenery, including the "Urban Nature Forest" leading to the lobby. Since its opening in 1993 as Japan's first Westin brand hotel, it has been dedicated to providing exceptional hospitality for a fulfilling stay. Inspired by the concept of "The Azuchi-Momoyama Period where Eastern and Western cultures flourished," this urban oasis showcases a brilliant harmony of European classic and Japanesque design.

Guest Rooms named after charming varieties of roses are available in only four types per floor. With a limited number of Rooms, enjoy a serene and spacious atmosphere in the city, along with unique design concepts for each Room. On the top floor, the 23rd floor, you will find the "Chapel in the Sky," designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. The triangular space is inspired by the image of a ship, with floor-to-ceiling glass walls creating a sense of unity with the sky, envisioned as the sea. Located approximately a 3-minute walk from Hankyu Umeda Station and about a 10-minute taxi ride from JR Shin-Osaka Station.