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Four Seasons Hotel Osaka

A contemporary vision of Japan overlooks the lights of Osaka.

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The Four Seasons Hotel Osaka occupies twelve levels of the contemporary One Dojima complex, in the historic Dojima district, near Umeda and Osaka Station. Opened on August 1, 2024, it combines architecture inspired by the lines of a sailboat with interiors designed by Japanese studios CURIOSITY, SIMPLICITY, and DESIGN STUDIO SPIN. The upper floors reveal the city, its rivers, canals, and Osaka Bay, while JR Osaka Station is about a ten-minute walk away.

The hotel features 175 rooms and suites, including 148 rooms and 27 suites. Its most original element is GENSUI, a floor entirely dedicated to a contemporary interpretation of the Japanese ryokan, with 21 rooms and suites featuring tatami mats, low bedding inspired by futons, washi paper panels, and a shoe-free welcome. Guests on this floor also benefit from the SABO Lounge, where Japanese breakfast, tea ceremonies, sake, and refreshments are offered. Classic rooms start at around 42 to 46 sqm and all enjoy elevated views of Osaka.

The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Osaka occupies the entire 36th floor. It includes five treatment rooms bathed in natural light, including a couple’s suite with a hinoki cypress bathtub, as well as a 16-meter panoramic indoor pool. Two Japanese Ofuro baths can be privatized, while separate communal baths and saunas are available for women and men. The 24-hour fitness center features cardiovascular and strength training equipment facing large bay windows.

Dining options include several establishments with distinct identities. Located on the 37th floor, Jiang Nan Chun offers traditional Cantonese cuisine and is featured in the Michelin Guide, while Sushi L’Abysse Osaka Yannick Alléno combines French techniques with the art of omakase sushi. Bar Bota showcases Japanese whiskies, gins, and creative cocktails overlooking the city. Jardin serves breakfast, afternoon teas, and French cuisine in a bright space with a terrace, while Farine offers breads, pastries, and light meals. The CHA lounge completes the experience with a selection of Japanese teas reserved for hotel guests.

Why choose this journey

The Four Seasons Hotel Osaka represents an excellent option for discovering the city from a new, spectacular address truly rooted in Japanese aesthetics. Its location in Dojima allows guests to walk to Osaka Station, the Umeda shopping areas, the Nakanoshima museums, and numerous restaurants, while enjoying a calmer atmosphere than the bustling districts of Namba or Dotonbori. Couples will appreciate the panoramic pool, duo treatments, 37th-floor restaurants, and night views, while families have connecting rooms and several configurations that can accommodate children. The GENSUI floor, in particular, offers a ryokan-inspired experience without sacrificing the comfort, services, and accessibility of a large urban hotel. The station is not directly connected to the building and requires about a ten-minute walk, but this slight inconvenience is compensated by the quality of the spa, the spacious rooms, the gastronomy, and the Four Seasons level of service. The establishment is therefore particularly suitable for travelers who wish to combine the discovery of Osaka, well-being, contemporary design, and cultural immersion in a luxurious environment.

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