<p class="title-3">So, I’ve heard there’s a »secret« floor of the Osaka Marriott that isn’t like the rest.</p>
<p>I did almost all the guest rooms, but my personal assignment was the 38th floor, which houses the Comfort Rooms. It’s completely different from the other floors. Only people »in the know« know about it.</p>

<p class="title-3">What makes the 38th floor unique?</p>
<p>Something very architectural: originally, this floor was not built for guest rooms. The ceiling was the highest in the building, and the floor was soundproofed. It was very luxurious.</p>

<p class="title-3">Why are the desk and chairs there so much lower?</p>
<p>That’s because the floor has a hollow space where you can sit and put your feet down. In the suites, every section has a different floor height. For example, there is a sofa next to a stair and you go down to a living area, and so on. So it is not really a barrier-free room, but you can stand at different points in the room and enjoy the view.</p>