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The St. Regis Osaka

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The St. Regis Osaka was the first St. Regis in Japan and the first international luxury hotel in the city in thirteen years when it rose 27 storeys above Midosuji in 2010. Nikken Sekkei designed the tower on the 1937 civic avenue whose 800 ginkgo trees and buried cables made it a designated cultural property, Osaka's axis for global luxury retail. Hommachi Station is one minute from the door.

About The St. Regis Osaka

History

Opened in October 2010 as the first St. Regis in Japan and the first international luxury hotel in Osaka in 13 years. Designed by Nikken Sekkei, it rises 27 stories above Midosuji Avenue, blending modern luxury with Japanese cultural elements. Located amid prestigious corporations and boutiques on Osaka's iconic boulevard.

The setting

The St. Regis Osaka rises 27 storeys above Midosuji Boulevard at 3-6-12 Honmachi, Chuo-ku, on Osaka's four-kilometre Champs-Elysees. Midosuji was completed in 1937 with all utility cables buried underground and more than 800 ginkgo trees planted along its median, creating a designated cultural property lined with flagship boutiques of global luxury houses. One minute from Exit 7 of Hommachi Station, the hotel connects to three Osaka Metro lines, placing Dotonbori fifteen minutes away and Kyoto within day-trip reach. Designed by Nikken Sekkei and opened in 2010, the St. Regis was the first international luxury hotel to open in Osaka in thirteen years — a long-awaited arrival on one of Japan's most storied civic boulevards.

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