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Conrad Osaka opens in Western Japan

Katie SherryBy Katie Sherry15 June 20173 Mins Read
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“The arrival of Conrad Osaka underscores Conrad Hotels & Resorts commitment to growing the brand’s presence in Japan, complementing its sister property Conrad Tokyo,” says Daniel Welk, vice president luxury operations, Asia Pacific, Hilton. “Conrad Osaka’s personalised service, stylish accommodations, and breathtaking views will inspire guests and become the pinnacle of luxury hospitality in Osaka.”

Exuding modern chic style infused with traditional Japanese elements, Conrad Osaka also introduces guests to authentic and vibrant experiences within West Japan’s largest city. With Conrad 1/3/5, guests will be able to enjoy unique and curated itineraries reflective of the region’s culture, art, food and adventure, developed to be experienced within one, three and five hours.

Starting at 50 square meters, guest rooms and suites at Conrad Osaka are among the largest in the city, offering contemporary design infused with traditional Japanese elements.

All 164 rooms and suites offer exquisite views of the river or Osaka cityscape, with floor-to-ceiling windows. Digital control panels are also conveniently located in each room, allowing guests to control lighting, curtains and room temperature. Guests can also enjoy state-of-the-art amenities such as 49-inch plasma screen televisions, wired and wireless high-speed internet access, Bluetooth speakers, double vanities, rain showers, separate toilets and free-standing bathtubs.

For guests looking for something above and beyond, Conrad Osaka’s suites start from 66 square meters, with the King Executive Suite offering a magnificent panoramic view of the Osaka cityscape from both its living room and private bedroom. The ultra-spacious 220 square-meter Conrad Suite boasts an array of luxurious spaces including a lounge, dining area, bar, pantry and walk-in closet. All executive rooms and suites provide access to the Executive Lounge, which includes a private check-in/out area, as well as complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails.

Offering four restaurants and a bar, Conrad Osaka provides dining options that will please any palate. The 40 Sky Bar & Lounge, located on the 40th floor next to the lobby, offers live music, cocktails and light meals against backdrops of unblocked river and city views. The C:GRILLintroduces Osaka’s first crustacean “a la carte” restaurant with pier-inspired interiors. Its elegant dining space is ideal for special occasions and casual business meetings.

The lively brasserie-style all-day restaurant, atmos dining, serves both local and international dishes – prepared at ‘live’ cooking stations – as well as interactive service options and premium beverages. Theatrical dining experiences are available at Kura – Teppanyaki & Sushi, where chefs slice, sizzle and sear at private tables. Sushi fans will also enjoy the array of seasonal fresh fish prepared on order.

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