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Waldorf Astoria Osaka
A soaring sanctuary of Art Deco elegance, offering panoramic views, refined dining, and a speakeasy-style cocktail bar in the heart of Osaka.
Hotel
Luxury Urban Hotel, Jazz Age Cocktails, Skyline Dining
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Occupying the uppermost floors of the South Park Tower in the Grand Green Osaka development, Waldorf Astoria Osaka marks the brand's debut in Japan. Designed by André Fu, the 252-room hotel blends New York glamour with Japanese design sensibilities, featuring Art Deco-inspired interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame views from Osaka Bay to the Hyogo mountains. Dining options include the signature Peacock Alley lounge, French restaurant Jolie Brasserie, and Japanese restaurant Tsukimi. The 28th-floor Canes & Tales cocktail bar offers a Jazz Age-inspired experience, with a menu themed around F. Scott Fitzgerald's Tales of the Jazz Age. Amenities encompass a spa, indoor pool, fitness center, and event spaces, including a grand ballroom and chapel.
Facilities & Services
Free Wi-Fi
Four dining venues: Peacock Alley, Jolie Brasserie, Tsukimi, Canes & Tales
Waldorf Astoria Spa, indoor pool, fitness center
Event spaces including a grand ballroom and chapel
Concierge service, 24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff (English, Japanese, Chinese)
Valet and self-parking available
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