Hotel New Otani Osaka
Osaka · Japan
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Character and identity
An 18-storey urban resort in Chuo, set just across the river from Osaka Castle Park with what may be the city's most photogenic castle views from the upper floors. The mood is classic rather than design-forward, with airy rooms and a resort-style amenity stack uncommon in a city centre: a rooftop garden, outdoor tennis courts, a seasonal alfresco pool and a glass-enclosed indoor pool with thermal facilities. Fourteen dining venues span French, Japanese and Chinese, with teppanyaki at Keyaki, French at Sakura, and cocktails at The Four Seasons on the 18th floor, all looking onto the castle.
Who's it for
Best for:
Travellers who want a full-amenity base in central Osaka without sacrificing the view or the walk to the metro. Families do particularly well here, especially in the Family Studio Deluxe with connecting rooms, shoji screens and hinoki cypress tubs. Castle-view chasers and cherry-blossom timers in late March and early April will be richly rewarded.
Should look elsewhere:
Design-minded guests after a sleek, contemporary product may find the look dated and the scale corporate. If you want to be in the thick of Namba or Dotonbori nightlife, Chuo's quieter riverside setting will feel removed, and the sheer size of the operation works against intimacy.
Bottom line
The defining draw here is location and outlook: a castle-facing room turns an otherwise classic city hotel into something genuinely memorable, backed by an unusually deep roster of restaurants and two pools. Spend up for a Deluxe or Suite to unlock the concierge floor, in-room coffee service and the evening drink at The Four Seasons, and time it for cherry blossom season or summer if you can.
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What this place offers
- Babysitting services
- Bar
- Fitness classes
- Gym
- Indoor pool
- Meeting rooms
- Outdoor pool
- Restaurants
- Tennis
- Wi-Fi
