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The new, sleek, five-star Imperial Hotel in Osaka overlooks the Okawa River in central Osaka and houses 390 luxuriously-appointed guestrooms and suites, 12 restaurants and lounges, 20 ballrooms, three special executive/VIP floors and a lavish fitness wing.Interiors have been created to evoke the 1923 ambiance of the famed Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Tokyo Imperial and you will find a comfortable atmosphere which makes you feel at home while in the midst of a metropolis. Also the hotel facilities will welcome guests with three exclusive fragrances to regale and relax their minds and bodies.

 

Imperial Hotel, Osaka, Japan


Guestrooms are equipped with three telephone lines to accommodate facsimiles and computer communications, new video-on-demand entertainment systems, separate bath and shower, and doubles average over 30 m2, while standard twin-bedded rooms offer over 40 m2. 
One complete floor and part of other floor have been designated for non-smokers.
Among 17 luxury suites are the 400 m2 Imperial Suite, the 220 m2 Royal Suite and the 175 m2 Sakura Suite. 

All suites overlook the river and adjacent parklands famed for their profusion of springtime cherry blossoms. Most feature dramatic rounded corner windows with 180-degree vistas of Osaka.

OSAKA
Since Japan's first capital was established in Osaka in the seventh century, Osaka has been the consistent leader in Japanese culture. The Japanese traditional arts of the tea ceremony and flower arrangement, and the world-famous performing arts of Bunraku, Kabuki, and Noh originated and were cultivated in Osaka. 

As the city has been blessed with an abundance of products from the sea and the mountains since olden times, Osaka has become popular as a gourmet's paradise. The tastes of sushi, globefish, eel, udon (noodles) and the like are extensive and presented in original cooking styles. The city's many bridges and the river cruises that operate on its waterways supports Osaka's position as the ancient "water capital". The city also boasts a number of attractions and recreational facilities. Particularly popular is the waterfront area which includes Tenpozan Harbor Village, the Kaiyukan Aquarium, and O's (nside the ATC complex). Other notable attractions include ORC 200, Tsurumi Hana Port Blossom, Rinku Papara, and the Expo '70 Commemoration Park. Maishima Sports Island offers a place on the city's outskirts where you can enjoy outdoor sports.

 

 Sky Building and its Floating Garden Observatory have become well known 
as a new landmark in Osaka.

 

Name:

 Imperial Hotel Osaka Price Category:

JPY 30.100-40.000 
(rack rate single room)

Address:

 8-50 Temmabashi 1-chome
Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0042
 Web site:

http://www.imperialhotel.co.jp
Contact: E-mail

Tel:

 +81-6-6881-1111 Fax:

+81-6-6881-4111