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Waldorf Astoria Osaka

High above Grand Green Osaka, Waldorf Astoria Osaka combines spacious rooms, a 20-meter pool, varied dining, and a five-minute underground walk to JR Osaka Station.

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Waldorf Astoria Osaka

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Waldorf Astoria Osaka

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Waldorf Astoria Osaka

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Overview

Waldorf Astoria Osaka occupies the upper levels of Grand Green Osaka's South Park Tower in Osaka-Umeda, with guest rooms beginning on the 31st floor and views across Umekita Park and the city. An underground route connects the South Building to the Umekita Underground Gate at Osaka Station / Umeda in about five minutes.

There's plenty to justify spending part of the day inside. Rooms are large by central Osaka standards, the wellness floor includes a 20-meter pool, and the dining choices range from breakfast and sushi to afternoon tea and late-night cocktails.

Rooms

The 252 rooms and suites occupy floors 31 to 38, with standard categories starting at 46 square meters. Choices include king and two-queen layouts, premier rooms, river-view categories, corner suites, and an accessible king room.

A two-bedroom corner suite accommodates groups of up to six guests. At the top end, the two penthouses each measure 146 square meters, while the Presidential Suite reaches 193 square meters. The key differences between categories are space, bed configuration, outlook, and whether you want a separate living area.

Facilities

On the 30th floor, the wellness area brings together a heated 20-meter indoor pool with city views, a Jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room. Treatments are available separately at the Waldorf Astoria Spa, and the fitness center remains open around the clock.

The guest library offers a quieter alternative to the restaurants and lounge. Personal concierge service, meeting rooms, and 24-hour in-room dining also support work trips, events, or stays with more time spent inside the hotel.

Dining

Jolie Brasserie is the everyday dining room, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Tsukimi is geared toward occasion dining, with separate sushi and teppanyaki counters alongside private and semi-private spaces.

Peacock Alley moves from light meals and afternoon tea to champagne and cocktails as the day progresses. Canes & Tales provides a dedicated cocktail-bar setting later in the evening, while Pavilion handles cakes and other takeaway pastries. You can plan a full evening here. Reservations and opening days vary by venue, however, so check ahead.

Location and transport

From JR Osaka Station's Umekita Underground Gate, the passage to Grand Green Osaka's South Building takes about five minutes. Osaka Metro, Hankyu, and Hanshin services are also available across the wider Umeda district, though each operator uses separate gates and platforms.

JR Osaka Station is the main point for local travel and rail trips across Kansai. Kyoto and Kobe are straightforward from here, while routes through Umeda reach many parts of central Osaka. Tokaido and Sanyo Shinkansen services use Shin-Osaka Station, one local train ride away.

Airport access

Direct JR trains connect Kansai Airport with Osaka Station via both the Haruka limited express and Kansai-Airport Rapid. Airport limousine buses also serve the Umeda area, including Herbis Osaka, followed by a walk to Grand Green Osaka.

From Osaka Itami Airport, limousine buses run to Osaka Station and other Umeda stops. The Herbis Osaka stop still leaves a walk at the city end, while direct trains from Kansai Airport arrive at Osaka Station itself.

Why stay here

Large rooms, upper-floor views, a substantial wellness floor, and several distinct dining venues make time at the hotel part of the experience. The underground route to Osaka Station also keeps rail outings to Kyoto, Kobe, and elsewhere in Kansai easy to organize.

Outside, Umekita Park and Grand Green Osaka place lawns, shops, restaurants, and public spaces immediately around the hotel. Grand Front Osaka and Umeda's department stores broaden the shopping and dining choices, while the Umeda Sky Building provides a major sightseeing landmark on the district's north side.

Good to know

Waldorf Astoria Osaka is beside Osaka Station, not inside it. Follow signs for the Umekita Underground Gate and Grand Green Osaka rather than assuming every Umeda exit is equally convenient. For Shinkansen journeys, allow time to travel between Osaka Station and Shin-Osaka.

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Osaka Station / Umeda
Station access: nearby

Osaka Station / Umeda

Osaka Station / Umeda is northern Osaka's main rail and shopping hub, linking JR services, the wider Umeda station network, airport access, hotels, and day trips across Kansai.

  • JR Kyoto Line
  • JR Kobe Line
  • Osaka Loop Line
  • JR Takarazuka Line
  • Osaka Metro Midosuji Line at Umeda (M16)
  • Hankyu Osaka-Umeda Station lines
  • Hanshin Osaka-Umeda Station lines

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Last verified by Maria Fukuda on 18-Jul-2026.