Breathing Life into St. Regis Traditions

Caroline Astor was the figurehead of the Astors, the founding family of the St. Regis, and a leader of fashionable society in the second half of the 19th century. She was also the creator of "The Four Hundred," a list of 400 people who could be counted as members of New York high society. Mrs. Astor hosted extravagantly decorated tea parties, dinner parties, and gala events, and welcomed her guests with rituals that remain part of the traditions of The St. Regis today.

Located on the 12th floor of the St. Regis Osaka, the St. Regis Bar is accessed through a distinctive walnut door. Its décor is inspired by the Azuchi-Momoyama period, when Japan's cultural interactions with the outside world flourished. Behind the bar hangs an artwork, the awe-inspiring mural portraying the past and present of Osaka, fashioned in the style of a genre of painting known as Scenes In and Around Kyoto. Depicting Osaka Castle, the Siege of Osaka, and foreign ships, it features The St. Regis Osaka at its center. With its rich-blue leather-panel walls, corniced silver-plated ceiling, and luxurious leather-bound chairs, the bar exudes an atmosphere of surpassing sophistication. Guests can imbibe an array of creative cocktails, elegant champagnes, and diverse afternoon teas, as the strains of live jazz sound gently in the background.

Celebrating the twilight

Violet Hour

Guests at the St. Regis Bar are invited to celebrate the Violet Hour, that twilight period when day gives way to night. With an iconic Martini in hand, come and delight in the limitless possibilities that night brings.

The St. Regis Bar Every day from 6 p.m.
St. Regis Signature Ritual

Bloody Mary

Fernand Petiot, famed barman of the St. Regis New York's King Cole Bar, perfected the Bloody Mary in 1934. Today, every St. Regis Hotels & Resorts around the world offers its own unique version of this legendary beverage, steeped in local culture and ingredients. The St. Regis Osaka's own variation is the "Shogun Mary," which comprises vodka, dry gin, tomato juice, and the unique Japanese flavors of yuzu, soy sauce and wasabi.
St. Regis Signature Ritual

Afternoon Tea

The lavish afternoon teas hosted by Mrs. Astor have now become one of the Signature Rituals of St. Regis properties around the world. The St. Regis Osaka afternoon tea incorporates seasonal twists and topical motifs, and astonishes and delights guests with exclusive sweets, savory dishes, and scones.

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St. Regis Signature Ritual

Evening Ritual

Champagne sabering is an iconic evening ritual. Welcome the coming of night, when the world is dyed in twilight hues, with the finest champagnes.

Reception Floor 12F Every day from 5 p.m.
Art

The Mural

Every St. Regis Bar around the world, including the famed King Cole Bar at the St. Regis New York, is adorned with the finest artwork.
Behind the St. Regis Osaka's bar hangs TOUGEN, a mural portraying the past and present of Osaka, fashioned in the style of a genre of painting known as Scenes In and Around Kyoto. Depicting Osaka Castle, the Siege of Osaka, and foreign ships, it features the St. Regis Osaka at its center.

The Art of Drinking

The St. Regis Bar is a sophisticated and elegant venue where timeless traditions are kept alive, and which infuses the everyday with the extraordinary. Indulge in bespoke cocktails that evoke the vibrant story of New York, opulent champagnes, and creative and beautiful afternoon teas, and share in true art experiences to be savored and cherished.

48 seats (42 table seats, and 6 counter seats)
No private rooms

Breathing Life into St. Regis Traditions

Violet Hour

Bloody Mary

Afternoon Tea

Evening Ritual

The Mural

The Art of Drinking

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