Four Seasons Hotel Osaka Opens, Introducing First Modern Ryokan Experience

The newly opened Four Seasons Hotel Osaka is now welcoming guests, offering a blend of luxury hospitality and cultural immersion with its first modern ryokan experience in the vibrant Dojima district.

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka: A New Era of Luxury in Japan's Culinary Capital

The Four Seasons Hotel Osaka has officially opened its doors, marking a significant expansion of the Four Seasons portfolio in Japan. Located in the dynamic Dojima district of Osaka, the hotel is poised to redefine luxury hospitality with a unique blend of modern amenities and traditional Japanese culture, including the region's first contemporary ryokan experience.

Strategic Location and Cultural Design

Strategically situated near the Old Street Underground station, the Four Seasons Hotel Osaka offers convenient access to major city attractions, including the Umeda shopping and business district, Kitashinchi's dining scene, and the cultural hub of Nakanoshima. Its location makes it an ideal base for both business travelers and tourists.

Innovative Accommodations and Local Inspiration

The hotel showcases 175 guest rooms and suites spread across several floors, with the 28th floor dedicated to Osaka’s first modern ryokan experience. This ryokan-style accommodation, designed by SIMPLICITY, features tatami mat flooring, sliding doors, and platform beds, offering guests an immersive cultural experience. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities and designed to maximize comfort while providing a taste of traditional Japanese hospitality.

Culinary Excellence and Diverse Dining Options

Acknowledging Osaka's reputation as Asia’s culinary capital, Four Seasons Hotel Osaka introduces six unique dining and drinking venues. Highlights include Jiang Nan Chun for authentic Cantonese cuisine, Sushi O for exquisite sushi experiences, and Bar Bota, which offers panoramic city views. For casual dining, Jardin serves international dishes and French bistro classics, and Farine provides artisanal bakery treats.

Wellness and Leisure Facilities

Dedicated to wellness, the 36th floor features a spa with multiple treatment rooms, a sauna, and a series of ofuro (Japanese baths) reflecting the ryokan tradition. The hotel also boasts a 16-meter indoor pool and a state-of-the-art fitness center, providing guests with luxurious options to relax and rejuvenate.

Event Spaces for Every Occasion

Four Seasons Hotel Osaka is also set to become a prime location for meetings and events, featuring a versatile 220-square-meter ballroom and additional event spaces like the Sky Salon on the 37th floor, ideal for more intimate gatherings and business meetings.

Commitment to Cultural and Artistic Engagement

In addition to its luxurious offerings, the hotel emphasizes cultural engagement, featuring an art collection curated by Fumio Nanjo, which includes works by local artists and artisans. This commitment to cultural enrichment is integral to providing guests with a deeply authentic and enriching experience.

As the excitement builds for Expo 2025, the Four Seasons Hotel Osaka is not just a place to stay but a destination to experience the vibrant culture and history of Osaka. Now accepting reservations, the hotel invites travelers to discover luxury redefined, in the heart of one of Japan's most storied cities.