Capella Hotel Group have opened the first urban Patina property in Osaka, Japan.
Rising 20 storeys with unobstructed views of Osaka Castle, the 221-room hotel combines transformative luxury with comprehensive wellness and health technology offerings, while weaving together art, design and music to create a harmonious sanctuary where creative expression meets holistic wellbeing.
Designed in collaboration Jun Mitsui & Associates Architects and the interior designers at Strickland, Patina Osaka was designed to be in harmony with its surroundings. The design celebrates the Japanese concept of kisetsukan (seasonal awareness) while integrating elements from Osaka Castle’s architecture – from the water flowing through its moat to the copper adorning its roof – creating a seamless blend of heritage and modernity.
In the 221 rooms and suites, the kisetsukan theme is continued with natural wood elements and expansive windows that frame the surrounding views, with each space allowing guests to witness Japan’s changing seasons from their private sanctuary while honouring both traditional Japanese aesthetics and contemporary comfort.
The property also showcases collaborations with world-renowned talents, including famed Japanese artist Verdy, who serves as Creative Partner and contributes to an exclusive merchandise collection that celebrates Osaka’s vibrant culture. Sound pioneer Devon Turnbull (OJAS) has created The Listening Room by OJAS, elevating hi-fidelity sound to high art through custom-built speakers and a curated vinyl collection.
Furthermore, Patina Osaka’s comprehensive wellness and health technology offerings integrate advanced innovations within its serene sanctuary, evident in the 1,400m2 Patina Spa, where wellness technologies complement traditional treatments to provide a holistic wellness experience.
“The opening of Patina Osaka marks a significant milestone in our journey to transform luxury hospitality through mindful experiences and creative innovation,” says Cristiano Rinaldi, President, Capella Hotel Group.
“As our first urban Patina and second destination following the success of Patina Maldives, we are bringing a fresh perspective to Japan’s hospitality landscape while honouring the rich cultural narrative of Osaka.
“Now is an exciting season of growth for Japan, with its vision to increase tourism to over 60 million international visitors by 2030 and Osaka hosting the Kansai World Expo 2025. We are proud to create a space where curious travellers and global explorers can connect with like-minded individuals through meaningful experiences.”
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