As Japan gears up to host the highly anticipated World Expo Kansai 2025, Patina Hotels & Resorts unveils its first urban hotel, Patina Osaka. Perfectly positioned between the iconic Osaka Castle Park and the historic Naniwanomiya Park, this 21-story haven blends rich cultural heritage with contemporary luxury, creating an immersive experience for the modern traveler.
Brought to life through the visionary partnership of Jun Mitsui & Associates Architects and the expert interior designers at Strickland, Patina Osaka elevates its design beyond architecture, becoming a dynamic tribute to its rich, historic surroundings.
The name “Patina” embodies the refined beauty that evolves with time, representing timeless elegance and enduring charm. The hotel boasts 221 meticulously designed rooms and suites, each thoughtfully crafted to reflect the rich history and cultural heritage of the region.
With interiors featuring warm natural wood tones that complement the stunning views framed by expansive windows, every room offers a tranquil connection to the outdoors. Guests can enjoy breathtaking scenes of Osaka Castle Park or Naniwanomiya Park.
At 50 square meters, the Deluxe Rooms rank among Osaka’s most spacious accommodations, blending generous layouts with refined functionality. A tatami seating area, doubling as a sofa, infuses traditional Japanese elegance into the serene atmosphere. Enhancing the focus on wellness, every room is equipped with yoga mats, aligning with the hotel’s dedication to holistic well-being and moreover, 48 corner rooms feature rare, expansive balconies.
The Patina Suite, spanning an impressive 233 square meters, includes a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a dining area, and a private balcony offering breathtaking views of Osaka Castle. Adding to its allure, the suite features a steam and sauna for ultimate relaxation.
The living area is outfitted with a turntable and premium audio speakers, creating a captivating experience designed to delight even the most discerning audiophiles. It offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Japan’s cultural landscape.
The hotel offers six dining options spanning a wealth of cuisines – from Barin (a contemporary Teppanyaki restaurant) to Inaki (a grill and rotisserie) to Nijiri (a Japanese tea house meets French patisserie).
Coupled with their spa treatments are six hydrotherapy rooms and an indoor pool. You will find ample spaces (and hopefully opportunities) for relaxation at Patina Osaka.
To celebrate its debut, Patina Osaka has introduced “Patina Imprints,” an exclusive opening offer that includes a thoughtful welcome gift and an Experience Privilege worth up to JPY 20,000.
While Patina has an exquisite resort in Maldives, Patina Sanya (China) is slated to open in 2027.
