The St. Regis Osaka

The St. Regis Osaka’s 160 guest rooms and suites are among the most spacious and luxurious in Osaka. With traditional Japanese architecture designed in harmony with nature, all its suites are uniquely themed around the concept of flowers and trees, such as lilies, pines, and wisteria, and make guests feel like they are in a second home. Rooms are equipped with 50-inch HDTVs, Japanese bathtubs, SACHAJUAN bath amenities, and 300-thread-count sheets that ensure a luxurious night’s sleep.

In addition to the hundreds of dining options in the neighborhood, guests can enjoy the hotel’s excellent restaurant and bar options. Inspired by the sunlit villas of Tuscany, La Veduta features striking rope art under soaring ceilings. Chef Michiaki Yoshida crafts authentic Italian dishes with seasonal Japanese ingredients, blending tradition and creativity. The restaurant also boasts a cellar of 3,000 bottles, from rare vintages to world-renowned wines. Brasserie RÉGINE opened in April 2025 and offers a warm, classic atmosphere where guests can enjoy French cuisine directed by Michelin-starred Chef Ryuta Iizuka. Using premium ingredients from Kansai and across Japan, each dish highlights natural flavors with refined artistry, perfect for both casual gatherings and special occasions.

The St. Regis Bar on the 12th floor offers special cocktails such as “Shogun Mary,” an Osaka interpretation of the Bloody Mary with fresh yuzu citrus, spicy wasabi powder, and soy sauce.

Like all the St. Regis hotels, The St. Regis Osaka offers an Afternoon Tea that reflects its location’s unique spirit and culture. Osaka guests may enjoy handcrafted local wagashi confectionery, savories, and scones carefully prepared by the chefs and accompanied by flawlessly brewed tea.

Another signature highlight of the St. Regis experience is the hotel’s butler service, which provides personalized, anticipatory attention before, during, and after each stay. This final detail adds an extra touch of perfection to a luxurious and sophisticated residence in central Osaka.

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