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Sky-high luxury with Japanese sensibility. Floor-to-ceiling windows in every room mean the city is always the backdrop. Some rooms go shoes-off on wooden floors for a residential Japanese feel. Equally comfortable for business travelers and couples chasing dramatic views.
Always book direct (official website or Marriott.com) for the complimentary Harukas 300 observatory ticket — it's a ¥2,000 value per stay
Why It Matters
The highest hotel in Japan's tallest building. All guest rooms start at floor 38 (198m above ground). Restaurant ZK sits at roughly 270m. The 162㎡ Imperial Suite is at 258m. Book direct and every stay includes a complimentary Harukas 300 observatory ticket — though honestly, the room views often make the deck feel redundant.
The Marriott name does very different work depending on where you find it. At Houston airport, it means one thing. Here, it means occupying floors 38 through 57 of Abeno Harukas, the tallest building in Japan at roughly 300 meters. Every single room sits at least 198 meters above street level. The views are the product. But the combination of Marriott's international standards with Miyako Hotels' Japanese omotenashi hospitality elevates this well beyond a typical chain stay.
Where You'll Stay
15 room types available
Club Corner Room (Upper Floor)
Corner rooms on floors 50–52 at over 240m. View bath with exterior window plus rain shower. Club Lounge access. Twin rooms face northwest; king rooms face southwest. Some of the widest view angles in the property.
42 sqmClub Deluxe Room
Newly renovated April 2026. Floors 53–55 with Club Lounge access. The Deluxe Twin version features a Hollywood bed with two single beds side by side — well-suited for families or couples wanting individual sleeping space. Interior design maximizes the window area.
38 sqmClub Junior Suite (Upper Floor)
West-facing rooms on floors 50–52 at 240m+. Separate living room and bedroom. View bath with exterior window and rain shower. Club Lounge access included. Clear days reveal Osaka Bay, the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, and Awaji Island.
58 sqmClub Superior Room
Newly renovated April 2026. Floors 53–55 (Club Floors). Exclusive Club Lounge access with breakfast and evening cocktails. Light through the windows plays with the interior in ways the regular-floor rooms can't quite match at 250m above ground.
38 sqmComfort Room
Located on floor 38 (south side), this room trades the typical hotel carpet for wooden floors you walk on without shoes. A distinctly Japanese residential feel. Club Lounge access included.
38 sqmComfort Suite
A suite with a modern Japanese design and shoes-off wooden flooring. The smooth wooden floors feel great underfoot. Club Lounge access included. The Japanese residential aesthetic is the defining feature here.
75 sqmDeluxe Room (Regular Floor)
Floors 39–49. Open-style bath in the bathroom faces the city, so you can watch Osaka's skyline and night views from the tub. Sophisticated design with a functional layout.
38 sqmDeluxe Room (Upper Floor)
Floors 50–52 at over 240m. Open-air bath in the bathroom with cityscape and night views. Sophisticated design — same concept as the regular floor Deluxe but roughly 50 meters higher up.
38 sqmExecutive Suite
A sophisticated suite focused on comfort and relaxation. Elegant interior with a high-quality atmosphere. Club Lounge access included. Two size variants available.
77 sqmImperial Suite
The flagship room. At 162㎡ and approximately 258m above ground, it has a living room, dining space, bedroom, and a view bath with a large jetted tub. The largest and most elevated guest room in the building. For two guests only.
King · 162 sqmJunior Suite (Regular Floor)
West-facing rooms on floors 39–49 with a separate living room and bedroom. The view bath has an exterior-facing window. On clear days, you can see Osaka Bay, the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge, and even Awaji Island.
58 sqmPremium Corner Room (Regular Floor)
Corner rooms on floors 39–49. The view bath has an exterior-facing window and rain shower. Twin rooms face northwest; king rooms face southwest.
42 sqmRoyal Suite
A two-bedroom suite that sleeps up to four. The elegant Japanese modern interior evokes an imperial court atmosphere. Living room plus two separate bedrooms — one of the few rooms here that genuinely works for a family or two couples traveling together.
Multiple bedrooms · 159 sqmSuperior Room (Regular Floor)
Located on floors 39–49 at over 198m above ground. Large floor-to-ceiling windows give an open, spacious feel. Bathroom includes a deep bathtub for shoulder-deep soaking. The workhorse of the room lineup — good views at a more accessible price.
38 sqmSuperior Room (Upper Floor)
Floors 50–52 at over 240m altitude. Floor-to-ceiling windows, deep shoulder-soaking bathtub. Sitting at this height, the city views get noticeably more dramatic than the regular floors.
38 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
5 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel regularly collaborates with the Abeno Harukas Art Museum on seasonal exhibitions (e.g., Brooklyn Museum: Ancient Egypt March–June 2026, Van Gogh & the Impressionists July–September 2026). Combination hotel + exhibition ticket packages available.
The hotel offers balloon decorations, anniversary cakes from M-Boutique, and flower delivery service for birthdays, anniversaries, and celebrations. Packages available via dedicated anniversary plan.
The observation deck at the top of Abeno Harukas at 300m. Complimentary ticket included with all direct bookings. Panoramic 360-degree city views. Many guests find the hotel room views sufficiently dramatic, but the observatory gives an unobstructed all-direction perspective.
The hotel offers various activities for guests to experience Japanese culture during their stay. Specific programs vary seasonally.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Complimentary admission ticket to the Harukas 300 observation deck on the top floor of Abeno Harukas included with all accommodation plans booked through the official website or Marriott channels.
Multiple private rooms and banquet facilities available, including medium private room AKANE and smaller rooms TSUKI, HIKARI, HOSHI, SORA, KUMO, and UMI. Approximately 103 meters above ground. Suitable for parties, meetings, and exhibitions.
24-hour self-service business center on the 38th floor. Computers, printing, copying, and faxing available on coin-operated basis (fee required).
In-room Wi-Fi available. Complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy members when booking direct.
In-room dining available for guests who prefer to eat with the city view all to themselves.
24-hour front desk with concierge. Multilingual staff speaking Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean.
Located on the 38th floor with high ceilings and a wide-open atmosphere. Complimentary for Marriott Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, and Ambassador Elite members (plus one guest). Available via room purchase for Club and Suite room categories. Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00 AM–10:00 PM; Sat–Sun 6:30 AM–10:00 PM. Breakfast served Sat–Sun only 6:30–10:00 AM. Evening hors d'oeuvres daily 5:30–7:30 PM. Includes hot buffet, afternoon tea, cocktails, beer and wine.
24-hour gym on the 38th floor with city views. Complimentary for all staying guests. Key-card access. Equipment includes cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals, exercise bikes), free weights, and strength training equipment.
Same-day dry cleaning and laundry service available.
Basement parking (B3F) with 28 spaces. ¥1,100 per hour, ¥3,000 per day. Accessible spaces available. Offsite alternatives: Abeno Lucias parking (¥2,000/day), Kintetsu Parking Building (¥2,100/day).
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