Le Pont de Ciel

Hajime is an exquisite, three-Michelin-starred dining destination in Osaka, celebrated for its artistic, veggie-forward tasting menu and memorable service.

A vibrant hub in Osaka featuring US-inspired vintage shops, lively rock bars, and tasty fast food, perfect for scoring unique finds and soaking in the creative scene.

This cozy Japanese spot serves delightful handmade buckwheat soba noodles with a range of flavorful dipping sauces and a charmingly attentive staff.

Tucked away in Osaka's Kitasinchi, this intimate Italian-Japanese fusion spot serves exquisite, fresh dishes crafted before your eyes by a passionate chef.

Warm rooms in a polished property featuring a restaurant, a lounge & communal bathhouses. In a modern building overlooking a canal, this polished hotel on a leafy property is a minute's walk from the National Museum of Art, Osaka, and a 4-minute walk from Watanabebashi railway station. Warm rooms feature free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, plus tea and coffeemaking equipment; some add sitting areas. Upgraded rooms offer chic decor and/or sweeping city and canal views. Female-only rooms are available. There's an upmarket restaurant serving refined regional fare. Additional amenities include a sleek lounge with panoramic city views, along with single-sex communal bathhouses, coin-operated laundry facilities and parking (fee).

Classic minimalist design Japanese restaurant specializing in tonkatsu pork cutlets.

Osaka Castle boasts a rich history since 1597, encircled by stunning gardens and moats, with an informative museum revealing its storied past.

Chain restaurant mainly serving kushikatsu (deep fried skewers) including pickled tuna variations.

Perched high in the Festival Tower West, Conrad Osaka dazzles with chic, spacious rooms, stunning city views, and impeccable service that elevates luxury.

Relaxed rooms in a low-key lodging offering complimentary Wi-Fi, a casual cafe & an airy restaurant. A 4-minute walk from Osaka train station, this low-key hotel is 1 km from the Umeda Arts Theater and 4 km from the Shinsaibashi shopping area. The straightforward, cozy rooms come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, plus tea and coffeemakers, and minifridges. There's an airy restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows, along with a casual cafe serving breakfast and lunch. Massages are available, as are coin-operated laundry facilities.