✨Above the clouds——Conrad Osaka accommodation experience✨

This time I went to Osaka and stayed at Conrad Osaka, which opened in 2017. The overall experience was good, with a high-end environment and in place service. 📍Location|Quiet corner of Nakano Island The hotel is located in Nakanoshima (3-2-4 Nakanoshima, Kita-ku, Osaka). Next to it are the Subway Midosuji Line (Yodoyabashi Station) and Shibashi Line (Higobashi Station), about 10-15 minutes drive to Umeda, Shinsaibashi or Namba, about 20 minutes walk to Osaka Station, as a walk is quite relaxing. 🖌️ Design | Like an art gallery on the cloud Designed by Japanese designer Yukio Hashimoto, the hotel’s most iconic designs are the 39th floor Chapel and the 40th floor lobby. The 39th floor concept is the "City in the Sky", the most eye-catching is the pure white spiral staircase connecting the 40th floor, symbolizing the "stairs to heaven". During the day, sunlight is projected inside through the reinforced structure, and at night, you can overlook the magnificent night view of Osaka. 🏠 Room | Excellent view on high floor, but slightly dim lighting The rooms are designed to be understated and simple, with a strong Japanese aesthetic, and the overall sense of space is comfortable. This time I stayed in a prestigious deluxe room on the 34th floor facing south, with a panoramic view of the Osaka skyline! The only drawback was that the indoor lighting was a bit dim, making it less convenient to read documents or make up at night. 🥢 Dining | Special Breakfast + Executive Lounge Lights Breakfast is semi-buffet, some traditional Japanese dishes can be ordered a la carte, the most surprising is the Osaka grilled version of eggs Benedict, Japanese soba noodles and seafood steamed eggs, especially Osaka flavor! Executive Lounge on the 39th floor offers light meals from 6pm to 8pm, not much choice, but Japanese sake and plum wine are quite complete, friends who like to drink should like it. 💂🏻 Service | Friendly and attentive but not overly disturbing No special member care was received prior to check-in, but overall service was in place and staff were friendly but maintained a proper distance without feeling overly enthusiastic. The concierge helps book the restaurant, if any items are missing from the restaurant, the waiter will send the room back, the executive lounge manager remembers the names of the guests, the details are done very courteously. 💰Rate room reference This stay in a Premier Deluxe Room, priced at about HK$3,500 - HK$4,500/night, will be a little more expensive in peak season, but if you want to experience a high-end Japanese hotel, you will feel worth the price! #OsakaHotel