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Founded in 1904 by the Astor family, leaders of New York society, The St. Regis was created as a Hotel that embodies hospitality as if welcoming guests into a private residence. The St. Regis Osaka, the only St. Regis Hotel in Japan, is located just a 1-minute walk from Osaka Metro Honmachi Station and is directly connected to the station via an underground passage within the same building. Set along the tree-lined Midosuji Boulevard at one of Osaka’s best addresses, it offers a serene retreat just steps away from the city’s bustle.With 160 guest rooms and suites, our 24-hour St. Regis Butler Service provides attentive, personalized care for every guest. Breakfast can also be prepared at any time of day to suit your schedule.The property features four distinctive restaurants and bars: La Veduta (Italian), where you can enjoy beautifully crafted and original dishes inspired by the chef’s creativity; RÉGINE (brasserie) and Wajo (teppanyaki), both supervised by a Michelin-starred chef; and The St. Regis Bar, where timeless St. Regis traditions live on through signature cocktails, fine champagne, and an imaginative afternoon tea experience.
ICONIC, meaning “symbolic,” is the signature brand line within the premium Accommodation-focused Hotel “THE Series,” created with the hope of becoming an iconic hub of hospitality in each city where it is located. Our keyword is: “The art of time — Beautiful moments.” We offer comfort born from thoughtfully designed lobbies and guest rooms, and attentive service from staff who stay close to each guest, so that time spent at ICONIC becomes even more beautiful. The logo color is black, evoking a stylish and refined image. Like the kuroko in kabuki theater, it expresses our desire to smartly enhance and support each guest’s stay as the true protagonist of their journey.
Located in Yodoyabashi–Kitahama, a nostalgic area in central Osaka where the city’s rich history lives on. Just a 5-minute walk from Yodoyabashi Station on the Osaka Metro Midosuji Line and a 2-minute walk from Kitahama Station, with convenient access to Kyoto via the Keihan Line. With interiors inspired by Japanese modern style and nostalgia, plus VOD, Wi‑Fi, and Facilities such as a tourist information corner, we support a comfortable Hotel stay for both business and sightseeing.
Moxy Osaka Honmachi features an artistic Hotel design and is located in Honmachi, Osaka’s business district.The lobby lounge, open up to the second floor, includes a 24-hour café & bar and offers a variety of ways to enjoy your stay, from workspaces to relaxing areas.
Osaka View Hotel Honmachi is conveniently located a 2–4 minute walk from Hommachi Station on the Midosuji, Chuo, and Yotsubashi subway lines. It is just one stop (2 minutes) to Shinsaibashi Station and two stops (4 minutes) to Namba Station, making it an ideal city hotel for sightseeing and business.
We have attempted to design darkness based on the concept of "In Praise of Shadows," a traditional Japanese aesthetic. The culture of darkness is an adult culture... We offer a relaxing space to reduce information and enjoy the lingering resonance (darkness).
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