I didn't have any specific plans but I visited Osaka and stayed at the Club Floor of the Intercontinental Hotel Osaka. I enjoy staying at the Club Floor, eating delicious food and relaxing. You can easily reach this hotel without getting wet from the rain from Osaka Station. The hotel is decorated with modern art pieces which are fun to look at. You take the elevator to the 28th floor Club Floor from the lobby on the 20th floor and check-in in a quiet and calm atmosphere. Afternoon tea is served on a 3-tier tray, which is a delightful experience. You can order drinks by scanning a QR code and asking the staff. In the evening, various appetizers are served on small plates. I had informed them in advance about my food allergies and dislikes, and they handled it very well. This kind of consideration is very nice. There are several types of small dishes in the lounge that you can enjoy as much as you like. We were thinking about going out for takoyaki if we didn't get full, but we were satisfied with the amount of afternoon tea, so we decided to swim in the pool to refresh ourselves. The pool was very clean and spacious, with a warm jacuzzi. There was also a Japanese-style bath in the changing room area, where we could relax. For breakfast, you can choose between the lounge or the restaurant on the lobby floor. There are many foreign staff members who are fluent in Japanese. The Club Lounge is spacious and quiet, with a sophisticated atmosphere where you can relax. I had a very enjoyable mini vacation at this refined hotel.

Intercontinental Osaka Semi-buffet. The choice of main dishes such as Kobe beef, lasagna, and truffle Bechamel were all delicious. The buffet included a variety of food and drinks like beer, wine, and champagne. The all-you-can-drink option was great. The appetizers and desserts were also included in the buffet. Overall, a great hotel dinner experience in Osaka for food lovers.

Located in the heart of Osaka's largest city, Umeda, is the commercial complex "Grand Front Osaka," where you can find the luxury hotel "Intercontinental Hotel Osaka." With a sophisticated and urban atmosphere, this hotel offers a luxurious experience akin to living in the center of Osaka.

I went to the 20th floor for afternoon tea and it was delicious. The seating had a nice view and we could relax on the sofa and chat. The quality of the tea was good, but the price was high due to it being in a hotel. It cost 6700 yen.

I visited a cafe at Grand Front and ordered the Apple Mango cake and Earl Grey cake. The set cost 1700 yen, which is a bit expensive. There were about 8 different types of cakes, including ones with three types of cheese, salted caramel, and pistachio. The cakes were unique, but the taste was mediocre. The layer of custard at the bottom was delicious, but I didn't like the texture of the Apple Mango cake. The atmosphere was great for social media photos, but I wouldn't recommend it for those who care about the taste.

I had original tea and cream puffs at a cafe on the first floor of the InterContinental. The original tea is a collaboration with TWG, exclusive to InterContinental Osaka, with a rich aroma. The cream puffs were delicious, with a flavorful and creamy filling.

We returned to the hotel a bit late and the kids didn't feel like going out to eat, so we decided to order room service. Each of us ordered what we liked and the food arrived in less than an hour. The setting and the food were delicious, and we were impressed by the high quality of the room service. It was truly excellent! 😊

Good evening, this is Nekosan. I came to the Continental Osaka 20th floor lounge to have a single malt whiskey, but last order was at 10pm. I thought it was 11pm. I entered at 10pm with plans for 11pm, so my plans got messed up. I was planning to have three drinks, but ended up leaving after just one. Thank you for the meal.

This is a time-shifted post... I accompanied my husband to a meeting at the Intercontinental Osaka for the first time. The hotel has a great location and a spacious lobby with a cozy lounge. The staff's service was excellent. The room itself was quite ordinary. Since I was there for my husband's work, the location was the most important factor. Unfortunately, I forgot to take a picture of the breakfast.

I stay at this hotel about twice a year when I have the chance. I've only been to the buffet, but the food is delicious. I feel like it was even better before COVID, though. Everything is tasty, but it's definitely true that the regular restaurants are better than the buffet. Because I have kids, we can only go to the buffet, but I'd like to visit again.

Seeking delicious food every day, I wander around the country. [Area] Right near Umeda Station in Osaka [Awards] None * Pierre has one Michelin star ★ [Frequency of visits] 3 times [Impressions] I have stayed here a few times, but this time was for a party. The hotel is very nice with good rooms, highly recommended. As for the food, hmm... I haven't tried all the restaurants, but I can't really recommend it. Thank you for the meal.

Amuse offers a visually and tastefully pleasing experience with dishes like charcoal croquette mousse with duck leg meat and pig trotters, and paprika sheets. The variety of bread, such as pumpkin, carrot, and multigrain with butter, is delicious. The appetizers, including tuna and pork, as well as abalone with truffle and caviar, are niche and rich. The spinach sauce in the soup had a slightly tough texture, which was a minor downside. The ravioli with spinach and pig trotter rillettes was satisfying. The fish main dish with artichokes and kinmedai had a unique texture. Each dish is beautifully presented. The palate cleanser with green apple sorbet and non-alcoholic wine jelly was refreshing. The main dish of premium Wagyu beef fillet steak was tender and delicious, accompanied by tasty risotto. The chicken main dish was unnecessary. The dessert with ice cream and vacherin was unique, and the macarons and canelé were delicious. The chocolate canelé had a crispy exterior. The TWG tea was undeniably delicious. Thank you for the wonderful meal.

I made a reservation through Onekyu and stayed for the first time. This time, I stayed in a 1 King Premium City View Club (Double) room. The room had a bottle of champagne ready and the mini-bar was available for free use! Additionally, since it was a room that could use the club lounge, I spent time in the lounge from check-in until around 7 pm. The room had not only alcoholic beverages in the mini-bar, but also tea, coffee, black tea, soft drinks, chocolates, snacks, and popcorn were provided. The bath was spacious and relaxing, and I could also enjoy the night view from the room! I have used various hotel club lounges before, but the club lounge at Intercontinental Osaka had very good food, drinks, and service. It has become one of the hotels that I definitely want to stay at again.

It was my first stay but the level was quite high. I think having Forbes stars is good, it's that nice. The lounge was also good (although it's expensive). I wonder why? I think you can be satisfied even without the lounge. The breakfast had a wide variety and no complaints. The quality was also decent.

I used this place for a meeting. The menu doesn't change much, so it would be nice if it had more variety! Despite being in a busy area near Umeda Station, it's a great location just a 5-minute walk from the station where you can relax and avoid the crowds. I recommend this place. Thank you for the meal.

This is a luxury hotel located in the north building of Grand Front, adjacent to Osaka Station. The hotel opened in 2013, so the facilities are still new and clean. Artwork is placed throughout the hotel, and the interior design is sophisticated and refined. The location is convenient, right next to Osaka Station, so even if it's raining, you can walk from the station. If you go by car, you can park in the underground parking lot by going down the slope next to the hotel entrance. The hotel also offers valet parking service during regular periods. The access is convenient by train or car. The service, from check-in to restaurant and club lounge use, to check-out, was exceptional and exceeded expectations. The staff at the club lounge impressed with their attention to detail, and the seamless communication between staff members was a pleasant surprise. The hotel has an international staff, all proficient in Japanese, which added to the professional service experience. The room, a Club Intercontinental Corner Suite, was spacious and well-appointed, with separate living and bedroom areas. The room had stunning views from the 28th floor, and amenities like a BOSE soundbar and portable speaker added to the luxurious experience. The Club Intercontinental benefits, including complimentary minibar, welcome champagne, fruits, and sweets, made the stay even more enjoyable. The hotel's restaurants, NOKA and 3-60, offered high-quality breakfast and a relaxing atmosphere for enjoying TWG tea blends. Overall, the stay at Intercontinental Osaka was worth the slightly higher price for the exceptional service and amenities provided.

I stayed at a hotel and had breakfast. Despite the situation, thorough infection prevention measures were in place, and it was a buffet-style breakfast. We were given plastic gloves to wear while serving ourselves, along with masks. There were both Japanese and Western dishes available. I chose Eggs Benedict. Recently, hotel breakfasts and club lounge snacks have been set menus or partial buffets, so it was a rare treat to have a full buffet. I ended up overeating because there were so many tempting bread options.

I came back to Intercontinental again! For dinner, I brought a bento box and used a 6,000 yen common coupon to order fried chicken and shrimp chili from room service. For breakfast, I went for Japanese food! I chose zosui (rice porridge) over white rice. I also had seconds! My partner always goes back to the room after eating, so as usual, they left first and I leisurely finished my meal. The staff then approached me and said, "Did your companion leave already? That's lonely." It's the usual routine!笑

Let's take it easy for a bit! On a weekday, we went to the Intercontinental Hotel near our workplaces! We decided to have dinner in our room with room service. I ordered a Chinese bento, but it was expensive at 6,000 yen! It was so much that I couldn't finish it all (＞＜). My partner ordered ankake yakisoba and fried rice! We also took a relaxing bath, and the view from the 30th floor overlooking Osaka's cityscape was amazing ♬ For breakfast, we chose the Western option over the Japanese one! I had Egg..... and it was delicious. Next time, I'll try the Japanese breakfast♪

I stayed at the Intercontinental hotel right by Umeda Station and used the lounge for breakfast the next morning. The morning spread was wonderful with options like omelettes, scrambled eggs, and a fruit platter. The view was also nice, so on a sunny day, you can soak up the sun. I recommend it for when you want a special breakfast experience!

It is a hotel that occupies floors above the 20th floor of the North Building of Grand Front Osaka (*^_^*). It is conveniently located just a short walk from Osaka Station, and it takes less than 20 minutes by taxi to get to Shin-Osaka, so it is very convenient. Compared to foreign-owned hotels in Tokyo, it is relatively reasonable, which is also attractive (((o(*ﾟ▽ﾟ*)o)))♡ The interior design is not overly flashy, which is appealing, and it helps reduce the stress of staying in a hotel. Among the Intercontinental hotels in Japan, it feels new and carefully designed (^ ^). It is recommended for those who want to relax in Osaka (＾∀＾) (Visited again in May 2020, 2nd time). I had a great time eating yakiniku at Nanmori and then arrived by taxi! Today, for some reason, I got a room with a kitchen (⌒-⌒; ) I'm not good at cooking (⌒-⌒; ) After digesting the yakiniku, I got hungry, so I had a club sandwich \(//∇//)\ It was hot with plenty of filling ♡ It would be nice if it had a little more volume, but I didn't buy a drink at the convenience store, so I ended up reaching for the drinks in the fridge... the forbidden drinks... ○ Sparkling wine 7,900 yen ○ Heineken 1,100 yen The canned beer I drank may have been the most expensive among the ones I had. Breakfast is recommended to be more Western than Japanese ^ ^ Thank you for the meal!