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Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort

Miyazaki, Japan · Sheraton · Accessible Luxury

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Hotel Ocean 45 opened on 31 October 1994 as the 43-storey, 154-metre tower of Phoenix Seagaia in Miyazaki, then the tallest building between Osaka and Taipei. Named for its 43 floors above ground and two below, and completed by Shimizu, it received the Sheraton Grande name in 2002. All 744 rooms look at the Pacific through a coastal pine forest, with onsen and golf on the resort campus.

About Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort

History

Hotel Ocean 45 opened 31 October 1994 as the high-rise of Phoenix Seagaia in Miyazaki, a 43-storey, 154-metre tower in a Pacific pine forest. Starwood took the house in 2002 and renamed it Sheraton Grande Ocean Resort. All 744 rooms face the ocean.

The setting

Yamazaki-cho Hamayama, Miyazaki, inside Phoenix Seagaia. The Pacific is the view; downtown Miyazaki is inland.

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