This is my third time staying at this hotel in Japan!

Four Seasons Osaka｜Osaka's New Luxury Hotel 🍸 I went to Osaka last August and stayed at the Four Seasons Osaka for two nights, just a week after it opened. New hotels are always a treat. The Four Seasons isn't located in the busiest part of downtown, but rather near Kitashinchi. The surrounding area is quiet and clean, with plenty of good restaurants within walking distance. It's also a pleasant area for an evening stroll. In terms of design, the public areas aren't large, but they are well-designed. The rooms use a lot of beige and wood, along with warm lighting, creating a cozy atmosphere. Even though it had been open for less than a week when I stayed, there wasn't a strong new-construction smell. My favorite feature in the room was the separate toilet room – very private and comfortable. The rooftop bar has a fantastic ambiance and is, in my opinion, the most beautifully designed space in the Four Seasons Osaka. We returned from Universal Studios just after last call, so we only sat for a bit. But the lighting, design, and night view make it a perfect spot for a date or a nightcap. The service was standard. The housekeeping staff seemed to be mostly older women from Northeast China. They were very enthusiastic, but there was no turndown service. I have to mention the incredibly handsome bellhop at the entrance. He opened the door and greeted us every day, which always brightened my mood. Breakfast was a semi-a-la-carte, semi-buffet affair. The selection wasn't extensive and was quite average. The Wagyu sukiyaki was a bit sweet, and I didn't really taste the Wagyu quality. The in-room dining menu was also limited, but it was convenient to order using the Four Seasons tablet. The spring rolls from Jiang Nan Chun were delicious – highly recommended. The hotel massage was also excellent. The masseuse had transferred from the Four Seasons Maldives and soothed my feet, which were aching after a day at Universal Studios. In addition to bathrobes, the rooms also provided comfortable loungewear, which was perfect for me, as I don't like walking around in a bathrobe. I even bought a set for about 800. I wear it almost every day now while working from home. Overall, while there weren't any particularly outstanding aspects, the stay was comfortable and met the Four Seasons standards. There were no significant shortcomings.