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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.

At The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka in Umeda, doormen in silk hats welcome you, and from the moment you step inside, an elegant world unfolds—reminiscent of an 18th-century British aristocratic residence. Since opening as Japan’s first Ritz-Carlton, for more than a quarter century we have welcomed distinguished guests with heartfelt, personalized hospitality. In 2026, we were recognized by one of the world’s leading travel guides, Forbes Travel Guide, as a “Five-Star” Hotel for the fourth consecutive year—and the only one in Osaka. We will continue to deliver exceptional service as a symbol of luxury Hotels in Japan.

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.

An icon of urban luxury newly opened in Dojima, Osaka—the city of water where history and culture thrive. From guest rooms infused with Japanese touches to the special floor “GENSUI,” inspired by a modern Ryokan concept with tatami flooring in every room, the Accommodation offers a full wellness floor featuring bathing facilities, a spa, a gym, and private baths, as well as five restaurants and bars—delivering distinctive experiences with Japanese character throughout the property. Guests staying on the GENSUI floor can enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea, and an evening aperitif at the “SABO” lounge as an exclusive stay benefit.

Candeo Hotels Osaka The Tower will open in the northern Osaka area as the largest and most internationally oriented Hotel in the Candeo Hotels chain. A key feature of this Hotel is the “Sky Spa,” a rooftop sky spa with an open-air observation bath built at one of Japan’s greatest heights (135 m above ground). Guest rooms are located on floors 18 to 31, and every room offers stunning views of Osaka City.