Smile Hotel Osaka Tennoji in Osaka

Not far from Tennoji PARK exit, about a five-minute walk. Coincidentally, you'll pass Horikoshi Shrine, famous for granting 'only one wish in a lifetime.' I'd always wanted to go, and this time I happened to pass by. The room was decent; I was in the first room right off the elevator, and it was quite spacious, enough to spread out my luggage. The women's public bath seemed to have a few hours of operation in the evening, but I didn't get a chance to go and just showered in my room instead.

Had a fantastic stay! While the hotel is a bit of a walk from Tennoji Station, about 10 minutes, there's a slight uphill section that can be a bit challenging with luggage. However, the hotel itself is excellent. The room was much larger than a hotel I stayed at in Tokyo for 800 yen a night, with a comfortable bed and a desk. The bathroom was even slightly bigger than a standard one, and besides the shower, the hotel also has its own public bath, and provides yukata (Japanese robes), which was a lovely touch. I didn't try the breakfast so I can't comment on that. The hotel's in-house travel magazine was also a great read, offering a very enjoyable regional breakdown of recommended dining, entertainment, and attractions in Osaka and Kyoto. Highly recommend!

The hotel's location is excellent, and it's very clean.

This hotel is very new and clean, with a breakfast restaurant and complimentary water on the ground floor. The location next to Tennoji Park is fantastic; it's just across the street from Shitennoji Temple. Getting to Tennoji Station is also very convenient, about an 8-minute walk straight down the road.

The hotel is pretty good. There are many convenience stores nearby, and the soundproofing is decent, so it was quiet enough for sleeping. If you walk a few hundred meters further, there's a large shopping mall with plenty of options for shopping and dining.

A small but fully-equipped hotel, it even has a public bath on the first floor. I've stayed at Smile Hotels before, so I chose this one. It's very close to the subway station and attractions, highly recommended!

Really good hotel with everything you need—clean and comfortable. Our room was quite spacious for a Japanese hotel and very well maintained. The service was excellent, with friendly staff. There are food options and convenience stores nearby, and the metro is only a short walk away, making it easy to get around. Would definitely come again.

The breakfast at this budget hotel offered a good variety. The hotel itself is quite conveniently located, close to Tennoji and many of Osaka's landmarks. Overall, I was satisfied and would consider staying here again on my next trip to Osaka.

The hotel location is convenient, about 700-800 meters from Tennoji Station, a 10-minute walk. There's a large FamilyMart next door and a small Lawson diagonally opposite. There are also many attractions nearby. The front desk service is very good, and they offer free luggage storage. It's a very standard Japanese-style hotel, but the shower curtain in the room smelled a bit off, quite pungent.

The hotel is very close to Tsutenkaku Tower; the photos were taken from my room. The room wasn't huge, and breakfast was about 60 RMB, but the fish was really tasty. There are separate onsen hours for men and women. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Tennoji subway station, and there's a FamilyMart right next door. Overall, it's pretty good value for money.