Rising out of Osaka Bay on Cosmo Square, Osaka's new business district, Hyatt Regency Osaka is an exciting city resort hotel that blends exceptional standards of comfort with the best of hospitality in Japan. Our Osaka hotel is adjacent to INTEX Osaka, the Asia Pacific Trade Centre, and just 45 minutes from Osaka and Kansai International Airport.
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Osaka's only Business Retreat with resort facilities features 500 spacious rooms with panoramic harbour views. Conveniently situated between Kansai International Airport and the city centre. Accessible to the nearby ancient cultural attractions in Kyoto and Nara. Located in Cosmo Square adjacent to Japan's largest international exhibition centre, INTEX Osaka, the Asia Pacific Trade Centre and the World Trade Centre. There are 15 restaurants and bars offering Japanese, Western and European cuisine. Extensive fitness, conference and meeting room facilities (with state-of-the-art audio and lighting).
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Location. The Hyatt Regency Osaka, Japan, is located on Osaka Bay, adjacent to the Asia and Pacific Trade Centre and the World Trade Center, two large office complexes that house companies and a number of restaurants. The hotel is across the street from an outlet mall and nearby the city's cruise-ship terminal. Osaka Kansai International Airport is approximately 45 kilometers away. Hotel Features. The Hyatt Regency Osaka presents a modern exterior and sumptuous interior design. Cream fabrics and large windows create spacious public areas. The hotel offers a wide spectrum of amenities, from a casual Japanese restaurant and a café to an on-site spa and fitness center. The hotel provides complimentary shuttle service to the city center. Guestrooms. The Hyatt Regency Osaka features contemporary guestrooms. Rooms are gadget-oriented, with remote controls for drapes and heated baths. Other offerings include bathrobes, kimonos and slippers. Expert Tip. The Suntory Museum, less than 10 kilometers from the hotel, is a modern-looking structure near the aquarium, designed by well-known architect Tadao Ando. It stages changing exhibitions in airy rooms against a dramatic background of the sea beyond its glass walls. Past exhibits have included posters by Toulouse-Lautrec, paintings by German expressionists, and glass by Emile Gallé. There's also a 3-D IMAX theater located here.
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