About this hotel
General information
The Ritz-Carlton Osaka, the brand’s first hotel in Japan, occupies a contemporary tower in Nishi-Umeda, Osaka’s business and shopping district, within easy reach of the city’s main sights. Rooms combine classic European elegance with refined Japanese touches, and windows look out across the city and its surroundings. For all its central address in a busy metropolis, the hotel itself is quiet.
The restaurants cover Japanese, Cantonese, French and Italian cooking, and the main bar holds more than 100 malt whiskies and 110 martinis. Nine function rooms totalling 2,432 m², including a ballroom for up to 1,500 guests, and a business centre serve meetings and celebrations, and the hotel hosts weddings. The health club has a heated indoor pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym.
Location
The hotel is in Nishi-Umeda, a five-minute walk from the West Exit of Osaka Station and not far from Osaka Castle and Universal Studios Japan. Kyoto is 30 minutes away by train, Kansai International Airport 60 km and Itami Airport 20 km.
Spa
The Ritz-Carlton Osaka Spa and Fitness has a heated indoor pool, vitality pools, an outdoor Jacuzzi, saunas, steam rooms and a quiet garden. Treatments draw on local ingredients, a matcha facial and a sake ritual among them, and facials use ESPA and La Prairie products.
Sports & leisure
A 24-hour gym and the heated indoor pool cover training and swimming, and hotel staff lead running and cycling tours to Osaka Castle and other landmarks.
For children
Younger guests have the Ritz Kids programme, rooms are set up for families, and the restaurants offer children’s menus.
Restaurants & bars
Four restaurants and two bars span Japanese, Chinese, French and Italian cuisine.
- Hanagatami — Japanese dining in a room evoking a flower garden: kaiseki, sushi at a seven-metre cypress counter, tempura, teppanyaki and sumibiyaki over charcoal
- Xiang Tao — Cantonese cooking and dishes from other Chinese regions
- La Baie — classic and contemporary French cooking with an extensive wine list
- Splendido — Italian cooking and breakfast in an all-day restaurant on the ground floor
- The Bar — 460 drinks, among them more than 100 malt whiskies and 110 martinis
- The Lobby Lounge — English tea, coffee, desserts and evening cocktails to live piano music
- The Ritz-Carlton Gourmet Shop — breads, pastries, chocolates, house jams and a sommelier’s selection of wines
Pets
Pets are not accepted.
Rooms
The 291 rooms and suites occupy floors 24 to 37 and include a Japanese Suite and The Ritz-Carlton Suite. The club floors, 33 to 35, add a separate check-in, business services, five food and drink presentations a day in the 34th-floor club lounge and a 24-hour concierge.
Every room has air conditioning, satellite TV, a telephone, internet access, a safe, a minibar, tea-making facilities and a marble bathroom with bathtub, shower, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers.
Superior Room
A bedroom with a small sitting area and views of central Osaka and its surroundings, on floors 24–33.
Club Superior Room
A bedroom with a small sitting area on floors 33–35, facing the city centre or the bay and mountains; Ritz-Carlton Club privileges.
Skyview Superior Room
A bedroom with a small sitting area on floors 36–37, looking over central Osaka or the bay and mountains.
Deluxe Room
A bedroom with a small sitting area and views of central Osaka and its surroundings, on floors 24–32.
Club Deluxe Room
A corner room with a bedroom and small sitting area, facing the city centre or the bay and mountains; Ritz-Carlton Club privileges.
Skyview Deluxe Room
A bedroom with a small sitting area on floors 36–37, looking over central Osaka or the bay and mountains.
Junior Suite
A king bedroom and a sitting area with city views.
Club Junior Suite
A king bedroom and a sitting area on floors 33–35, with city views and Ritz-Carlton Club privileges.
Skyview Junior Suite
A king bedroom and a sitting area looking over central Osaka or the bay and mountains.
Club Suite
A corner suite with a king bedroom and separate living room, facing the city centre or the bay and mountains; Ritz-Carlton Club privileges.
Executive Suite
A corner suite with a living room, bedroom and separate WC, facing the city centre or the bay and mountains.
Japanese Suite
A 25th-floor suite in Japanese style: two rooms with tatami floors, shoji screens and futons, and a Japanese bath lined with Mikage stone, overlooking central Osaka.
The Ritz-Carlton Suite
A suite on floors 35–36 with a king bedroom, living room with dining area, a bathroom with Jacuzzi, separate WC, utility room and a grand piano, with panoramic views of Osaka and Ritz-Carlton Club privileges.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.