The entrance tunnel of the W Hotel in Osaka is featuring a limited rainbow color this month

In the taxi, the driver pointed to the black landmark building and said, 'We have arrived.' The pure black building of the W Hotel stands out prominently in the bustling city. The first-floor entrance tunnel is divided into two sections for vehicle arrivals and pedestrians, and this month it is showcasing a limited rainbow color, while at other times it is predominantly purple, with the changes in light and shadow achieved by the iconic origami. The interior design of the hotel contrasts greatly with the exterior, resembling a repressed exterior and a wild interior. Although red and purple were chosen as the main design tones, Japanese origami and white lanterns are still used for restraint. Therefore, when you first step into the guest room, you won't feel too astonished, but the attention to detail echoes the playful attributes that the brand pursues. The core highlight of the guest room design is when you open the two wooden doors of the walk-in wardrobe. The hotel's swimming pool is not large, designed like a transparent fish tank, and the massage jacuzzi in the changing room is very comfortable. The breakfast is excellent, with both Japanese and Western styles available, and the fruit is free. Just across the road behind the hotel is the bustling Shinsaibashi, and I think this will still be my first choice when I come to Osaka.