🏨 Osaka Imperial Hotel

The location of the Osaka Imperial Hotel, "Sakurano-miya," is one of the well-known cherry blossom viewing spots in the Kansai region. A large river flows beside the hotel, surrounded by a variety of flowers and plants, creating an excellent geographical setting that offers the most pleasant accommodation experience. Established in Meiji 23 (1890) as a guesthouse in Tokyo's Hibiya, the Osaka Imperial Hotel also exudes an atmosphere of "sincere hospitality" that has been passed down for over 130 years, providing a tranquil and relaxing space for every guest. The hotel features seven restaurants, each offering delicious dishes crafted by skilled chefs, including the Imperial Hotel French restaurant "Les Saisons," which has laid the foundation for French cuisine in Japan, and the teppanyaki restaurant "Kamon," where various selected ingredients are grilled in front of guests. The hotel has a total of 378 guest rooms, all filled with an elegant and high-quality ambiance. In particular, the "Imperial Floor" on the higher levels offers excellent views and a variety of privileges and services, providing a more luxurious accommodation experience.

The Imperial Hotel, filled with over 130 years of "sincere hospitality," offers a unique atmosphere. Surrounded by rivers and greenery, guests can enjoy a leisurely and relaxed time in this bountiful natural setting. Inside, there are seven restaurants featuring French, Japanese, Chinese, and teppanyaki cuisine. Experience a more luxurious stay on the "Imperial Floor" located on the higher levels.