Spa-Hotels in Osaka

We were upgraded to a suite, which was a pleasant surprise given how spacious it was – quite rare for Japan. It's an older five-star hotel with a free shuttle service to the city center and it's right next to a subway station. The river in front of the hotel offers a nice view too. If you walk about 700-800 meters, you'll find plenty of great food options, especially a noodle shop that's ranked second...

The hotel was very clean, the staff were polite, and the room was spacious and comfortable. The breakfast was good, and the price I booked through Ctrip was not high. This was the most satisfying hotel of my trip to Japan.

The room was very clean and tidy, and quite spacious. The design was thoughtful, and I especially loved the waterfall in the lobby. Sitting in the lobby bar, sipping a black tea with wagashi, was incredibly comfortable. The environment was quiet and elegant, and the breakfast was also excellent.

It's disappointing that such a large hotel doesn't have a sauna.

It is a newly renovated hotel with long history. There are shops, restaurants and 7-11 within the hotel. There are science museum,art museum in walking distance and convention centre next door. There is a train station just under the hotel but it is a remote line and hardly linked to the main lines. Good thing is that there are free shuttle buses every 10-15 mins to Osaka JR station for about 15 mins...

The hotel's facilities are decent, a bit dated but well-maintained. It's right above a subway station, but it's on a less central line. You'll need to transfer to another station, and it's an outside transfer, to reach popular areas. However, the hotel offers a convenient shuttle service to Umeda Station.

A decent city hotel located near to Honmachi stn. It's easy to confuse with Honmachi Eki-Mae 「Tower」, which is more taller and more popular to foreigners. Conpared to that, the room size seems to be smaller and there are not so much convenience facilities such as Family mart. However, still, the service including room cleaning is perfect. And, overall, the room is quiet.

Staffs were helpful and generous. Room typically small as Japan has limited space. Breakfast is great. Location is great but you have to use stair from train...No elevator.... that's the tough part if you have big luggage. Price is reasonable, compared to Location and service...APA changed a lot after COVID-19, mostly in a good way. Keep making better

Well, nice hotel more facilities. Near to japan railway and subway

Was not a fan... could not sleep because of the terrible pillows and heater that would not turn off. Clean though.

Solid and good hotel for the price! The reason for three stars is that there were mold visible on fittings in the bathroom. Other then that the hotel is up to the Apa standard of well run, wonderfully staffed and easy to use living accommodations for normal working people visiting or doing their job in Osaka.

Small clean rooms great if you don't plan being in them long

Great location at low price. Rooms are small, but have every amenity, and are well maintained. Has a breakfast buffet restaurant and some sort of traditional sauna too. Staff is efficient, interaction is smooth, despite me speaking no Japanese, never had any awkward moment with them. Overall, I am happy, I was ready to trade the room space for the good price, and there is no downside to it. Location...

Located just the at mouth of Higobashi metro station, a busy & big hotel. Reception area was relatively small but was efficiently managed by well trained & attentive staffs. Room was very tiny for two but every space was cleverly utilized. It had almost all needed amenities & bed was comfortable. Bathroom was adequate & good though looked tiny too. We loved the food at their Artera restaurant but...

Personally, I was surprised to see the eco-friendly line on the bathtub! I thought it was a great example of environmental friendliness.

Besides the single room being really small(can't open my luggage unless on the bed) this hotel is amazing. Price, location(exit 3 from Higobashi station, literally right infront of it),room cleanliness, self check-in and checkout. Location is kinda in a business district, but you are not that far away from the top locations, and I prefer the less crowded stations overall.

It was comfortable! Thank you very much!!

For a single person the room can be considered enough if not intend to stay many hours in the hotel, the location is ok very convenient that the Blue meteo line is exactly outside the main entrance but the rest are falling short. For me was the cheapest option for the last minute trip and didn't mind the accomodation too much, but still it fell crowded and small.

If you're visiting Universal Studios, Universal Tower Hotel is the top choice. No need to wake up early or worry about getting back late, the location is absolutely fantastic. There are tons of convenience stores downstairs, and all sorts of shops, including dining, entertainment, and cultural and creative outlets – you name it. The room types are very family-friendly, and there's even a handsome guy...

Right next to the subway exit, and it's a 10-minute walk to Universal Studios Japan. They offer complimentary welcome drinks in the afternoon. There's a paid public bath available, the room is spacious, and the bathroom is large with a separate wet and dry area.

The room was incredibly satisfying. The hotel is right outside the subway exit, situated on the commercial street leading to Universal Studios. There's also a convenience store downstairs. It gets really lively and bustling at night. It's super close to Universal Studios too; just a few hundred meters walk and you're at the queuing entrance. The room itself is spacious, and they offer a buffet breakfast...

The room was spacious and comfortable, and it's genuinely only 200 meters from Universal Studios. Shopping and dining options are also very convenient nearby. Highly recommend! 👍

The room was clean, cozy, and felt like a home away from home. The decor was all about the details, which was really lovely. Food and transportation were both convenient, right in Universal Town. I'll definitely stay here again next time.

The hotel's main advantages are its proximity to the train station and Universal Studios. Considering it was built in 2002, the facilities are quite good. The room is about 25 square meters, spacious enough to fully open a large suitcase, which is nice. My only personal issue, due to my slight潔癖 (germophobia), is that the housekeeping isn't perfect when it comes to hair – I often find a strand or two...

Luckily we got upgrade our room. Kids were very excited to stay this hotel. Room was clean and well organized for stay comfortable. The view from room is also nice.

Facilities: A bit old, and the bathtub is dated. Cleanliness: Decent, considering it's a major international brand. Ambiance: The decor is a bit old, even though it's been renovated. Service: Service was okay, standard procedures. Chinese-speaking staff were available.

The room was quite spacious and surprisingly quiet despite facing the street. The subway and airport bus stop right downstairs, making it incredibly convenient to get around to all the main shopping areas in Osaka. There's also a Kintetsu Department Store right by the station, and its basement supermarket and food section are fantastic – I found myself browsing there every day, and there were so many...

Booked for three nights, and the front desk staff quietly upgraded my room upon check-in, which was a nice surprise. The hotel's location is excellent, with a subway station and Kintetsu department store right downstairs. Plus, there's a shuttle bus to Kansai Airport for 1800 yen per person. Overall, it was a pretty good stay.

The room was quite small, and breakfast was just okay. The hotel has an 80s vibe. However, it's very convenient to get around, with everything you need for dining, shopping, and transportation close by. My only complaint is that they gave me a room at the very end of the hallway, so I had a long walk every time I went back to my room!

The environment here is really good, with complete facilities and reasonable amenities. It's incredibly convenient to stay right by the airport shuttle bus. Service: Very thoughtful. When I was looking for a place to eat, they enthusiastically gave me recommendations. Many thanks!

Hotel stay was truly sensational, especially experience with the New Year's buffet. The location proved to be so convenient for travels. Being close to the Kintetsu rail line and the metro would have made exploring the area a breeze. Hotel is conveniently located with a variety of nearby shops to explore; essential amenities like chemists, a popular variety store Daiso, and supermarkets such as Harves...

A very nice hotel with excellent transportation links.

Great, very good, and spacious.

This hotel is conveniently located in the Umeda business district, right next to Osaka Station, offering beautiful night views. During the day, you can walk to Nakanoshima, and if you're up for it, even to Osaka Castle. The rooms are spacious and clean, meeting Hilton's usual high standards.

Coming from Tokyo, I thought I had the Shinkansen system down, but Osaka Station definitely taught me a lesson! I got lost as soon as I exited the subway, and we only found the hotel because my husband could read the map. I'd highly recommend taking a taxi if it's your first time in Umeda and heading to this hotel! However, once we got our bearings, we realized the hotel's location is absolutely fantastic...

The room size was just right, and the cleanliness was excellent. The location is convenient, within walking distance to Osaka Station and Umeda subway station. The value for money is decent.

A standard Hilton, its main advantage is the location with five or six large shopping malls nearby, perfect for those who love to shop.

When we visit Osaka, we often choose the Swissôtel Nankai. It's a bit pricey, but you're paying for unparalleled convenience – everything from transport to shopping and dining is right at your doorstep. The front desk staff arranged for a room with an amazing view. The floor attendants were attentive and thoughtful. When it rained, the bell staff didn't hesitate to lend us an umbrella. The Teppanyaki...

very good location. large shopping mall with many kinds of restaurants just downstairs. room size is ok. will come again.

1. The rubbish bin is one tiny one which we can’t dispose our rubbish in. And there’s no trash bag in the bin.  2. The room is very dusty whenever the housekeeping clean the room. That shows it is not clean enough. 3. Reception counter - ********, *****, ******* and a local ******** lady staff provide excellent service. Besides them, there’s a male staff (looks like ***** or ******* ***********) avoid...

Staying here for three consecutive nights was an amazing experience! The hotel's location is absolutely perfect, right next to a shopping district, making it super convenient for getting around and shopping. The room was spacious and tidy, the bedding was comfortable, and they even thoughtfully provided amenities for children. The breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and my child thoroughly...

Nice accommodation that connecting to the various subway stations that able to connect the traveller to everywhere. Good services and concierge able to speak and understand english. Perfect!

Many varieties dishes at the highest floor restaurants: Table 36, good sightseeing. Hotel located near Namba Station, easy to travel around.

This is a classic old Japanese hotel. As soon as I entered, someone helped me with my luggage. For this price, having breakfast included is a really good deal. I used the computers in the executive lounge to print some documents for work. Although the interior design is a bit older, the TV can cast, so it was perfectly fine to stay there. The service attitude was also great; as soon as a staff member...

Really recommend this hotel, just walk across the road to Osaka castle. A lot of convinence stores nearby,Starbucks,Mc Donals and Metro staton,JR station. Breakfast is great with western and Japanese style. The staff were super helpful. Good vibe

The facilities are old, and not well-maintained either. I wiped the nightstand casually and a thick yellow stain came off! I booked a room with a view of Osaka Castle, but after searching for a long time, I found out I had to crane my neck 90 degrees to see it 👀. The room was spacious, I guess that's the only good thing.

Initially not my first choice but glad I did change. The best hotel I must say in Osaka. There are several restaurants in the hotel and they served good breakfast. The size of the room is huge compared to the Japan standard, five star! Our room has the best view of Osaka castle, If only I can stay the longest.

The hotel room was quite spacious for Japanese standards, and it was a convenient walk to the subway station. The TV in the room wasn't directly facing the bed, but rather the sofa side. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money and I'd recommend it for travelers. The cleanliness was excellent, and both check-in and check-out were very smooth. They even deliver all your luggage to your room...

Very good bargain for this famous Jap branding hotel. Room was big enough for two luggages and movement, just personally think the lights were little bit dim making the room not bright enough. It’s a traditional hotel so looks a bit old style but I am ok with it. Super convenient location, and ¥1200 for 24 hours parking was one of the biggest reason I chose this hotel.

Well staying here and convenient to travel all the attractions is Osaka

Very convenience location for shopping the place have a very nice high rised view of the Osaka city

The location is great in the city center can walk 5 mins to namba. The room size is quite big compare ton other hotel in Japan. The best thing is onsen on the skybar!! Imaging after walk the whole day and you can relax in onsen!! Will come back to this plac

I checked out from candeo wakayama amd checked into candeo namba. Similarity.. the rooms were huge. Buttt the cleaning wasnt good! There were stains on the sofa. Housekeeping wasnt thorough. Somedays dirty towels that were put aside wasnt picked up. Even rubbish was not cleared! What a difference when compared with my previous stay.

The room wasn't huge, but it was clean and had everything I needed. The large public bath on the top floor has two big pools, one indoor and one outdoor. After a long day of walking, my legs were shot, so a soak in the evening felt absolutely amazing.

The main draw is really the convenient location. Other than that, it feels pretty standard for the price. Given the location and price point, there's nothing bad to say. Luggage storage was easy, and the air conditioning worked great.

Excellent location with panoramic views of Osaka Bay! The room was spacious and offered fantastic scenery – I got to watch both the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening. Housekeeping was prompt and thorough, keeping everything spotless and comfortable. Plus, it was super convenient for getting around!

The room was great, with a fantastic view of Osaka Bay. Breakfast, however, was just average.

The hotel is quite large, but they don't even offer coffee, and you have to queue for breakfast. The water pressure is very low. It's advertised as being close to the hot springs, but you still have to walk a bit to get there; it's not actually on the hotel grounds. Also, when you return to the hotel after 8 PM, all the shops in the mall are already closed.

Nice place to stay with special price to Onsem . Three stop to USJ . Basement got Daiso and big supermarket. Around got many restaurants and shops.

This hotel is truly a king of value for money! The environment, location, and service are all fantastic. We were especially impressed by the daily housekeeping details. If anyone I know is planning a trip to Osaka, the first place I'll recommend them to stay is definitely this hotel.

Stayed on the 49th floor... The view in the morning and the city lights at night... Wow, truly unforgettable. The room was spacious and clean. It's super convenient as there are subway stations just a few minutes' walk away. Downstairs, there's a Family Mart, a pharmacy, fast food joints, and a large hot spring (which costs extra). We stayed for 5 nights and I'd love to bring my kids and wife next...

Upgraded to a corner room which is really spacious! But the a/c is a little bit weird which can not cover the bathroom:( The actual location is a little bit far away from the downtown but since I’m here for HYROX which happened just across the road in INDEX Osaka so it can not be more convenient for me. And thanks to the metro it won’t take long to the more city area. The area is chill and quiet, good...

Prince Hotels Osaka Bay At first glance, the hotel looks luxurious and gives the impression of a true 5-star property. The room was spacious, modern, comfortable, and very clean. Receiving Uber Eats directly in the room was convenient, and despite the hotel being far from the city center, the free shuttle to Osaka Station is efficient. That said, the experience quickly falls short of what is expected...

When making my reservation, I noted that I would be staying with my four‑year‑old son. At check‑in, my son had fallen asleep, so while he sat in a chair, the staff kindly and clearly explained everything to me. A very friendly and helpful staff member also assisted us with carrying our luggage. At check‑out, I was struggling because I had a lot of bags, and a housekeeping staff member kindly helped...

Spacious room, excellent service, quite environment, away from busy downtown yet nearby train station. Nice and big swimming pool and very convenient changing room. Amazing view from window room. They offer outsatnding hokkaido dinner buffet with fresh seafoods and meats. A very peaceful neighbourhood to have an evening walk around the hotel enjoying beautiful sunset..

This hotel is perfect to escape the hustle and bustle of the touristy area, but still remains within close proximity of the city area. The rooms are very well maintained though the sizes vary. We booked the universal twin rooms and it is spacious - unlike the usual hotel rooms in Japan. We would definitely come back.

The Grand Prince Hotel is excellent, conveniently located right next to Intex Osaka if you're attending an event there. The walk to the nearby metro station, Nanafuto, takes less than 10 minutes. From there, you can take the new tram to CosmoSquare station and transfer to the Chuo Line to reach anywhere in the city. The facilities are good, and there are several nice restaurants on-site, along with...

This is an impressive hotel with excellent facilities and service. Although it's a bit far from the commercial district, the hotel shuttle bus is very convenient. On our first day, our room was right next to the elevator and a bit noisy, but the hotel promptly arranged a suite further away from the elevator for us on the second day. Room service and breakfast were both good.

Parking fee charged ¥2000 is reasonable. We love the view in room and the big lobby. Staffs in the front desk and front door are polite and nice. We will stay in this hotel when we come to visit Osaka next time.

This is a hotel I've stayed at multiple times. I just completed another five-day stay. I really appreciate that the hotel always reserves the same room for me. As always, the service was excellent, and the breakfast each morning was delicious with very fresh ingredients, truly reflecting the high quality of a '御三家' (top-tier) establishment. I look forward to returning again soon.

The room was spotless, and the river-view room offered a stunning panorama, even in winter it was breathtaking. There are plenty of shops to explore nearby, along with many local eateries. You can sit downstairs, enjoy the scenery, and soak up the sun. I'm planning to return in the spring!

Location: 4.5/5 A bit out of the way, but there's a shuttle every 20 minutes from the Osaka train station, which is very convenient. Common Areas: 5/5 I really love this kind of understated 'old money' aesthetic – not flashy, but full of character. Room: 4/5 You can tell it's a bit older, but it has everything you need. The toiletries are from Pola, and the hot water pressure is excellent. Service...

Better than the reviews.  Room was incredibly large and the beds so comfortable. Every items you would need were available in the bathroom. The view of the river was incredible. You can walk along the river path to the Castle. The free shuttle bus is very handy. The staff are amazing.

A nice experience at the ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka. The rooms were clean although there were a few stains on the mirrors and in the toilet. Service was exceptional, staff were kind and ready to help. Location is near to the Yodoyabashi metro station. Overall a really splendid experience at the ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka hotel.

It is my first visit to this hotel, ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka. The hotel itself is very classic with different facilities. Location is very good and convenient. There is a convenient store in few minutes walk. It is only within 10 mins walk to the MTR station too. The breakfast is very good on 1/F with Garden view. I like the scrambled egg very much which is very tasty and smooth. The breakfast served...

We stayed in a Club room and the room was lovely (not as described from these reviews). The service in the club lounge was fantastic. The hotel is in a great location with the nearest train station about 8 mins walk. Was really disappointed that we were told about the complimentary pool access with our room and then denied entry because my husband had tattoos. He was with me and tattoos were clearly...

The hotel itself is fine and comfortable. I was just disappointed that using the pool cost an extra 1500 yen. I’d booked the hotel to be able to use the pool but didn’t see the information that it would cost extra. The pool is actually not in a great state of repair either. Also, my plans changed and I wanted to extend my stay but not only would I have had to change rooms (small inconvenience that...

The room is very small, about 26 square meters, but it feels less than 20. A five-star hotel that costs almost 2,000 a night, but no slippers? The bathrobe is so thin and cheap? There is no plug at the head of the bed? The stool in the room is broken like this? But I have to say that the breakfast is delicious, the facilities are complete, and there is a gym, sauna and swimming pool.

Very satisfied, especially the Japanese lady at the front desk who can speak Chinese. Check-in was quick and smooth. The facilities are also OK, at least clean and safe

Beautiful, stylish, with a great view from the upper floors. But the service is incredibly slow—both at check-in and at breakfast (there's a line there, actually).

Awesome stay the staffs are so nice!

I originally booked a W Suite and arrived at 12 PM hoping to secure a high-floor room, but was only given the 8th floor. So, I paid more to upgrade to a Marvelous Suite. Honestly, the hardware facilities are excellent, but! If you want to experience differential treatment, this W is the place to be. First, someone else's laundry was mistakenly delivered to our suite. When I told the front desk, they...

The ambiance is good, it feels a bit like a KTV.

Cool design, we stayed in a room with a city view. The cleaning is good, and the breakfast includes eggs, cheese, bread, and fruit. There is a large and stylish swimming pool, a sauna, and a gym.

Thank you for the wonderful hospitality over these nights. They provided a wonderfully satisfying Christmas decoration for my girlfriend and me, and we loved the room design and all the excellent and friendly service from the hotel!

This hotel is one of the best mid-price hotel we ever lived in Japan. You get to choose your own pillow, enjoy the free-flow drink bar as well as the onsen with the hotel. The room is decently clean, nothing to complaint about!

## Hygiene and Service: The hotel has a policy that guests must put out a 'clean my room' sign before 10 AM each day for full housekeeping. Otherwise, only towels and trash bags will be replaced. Even with full cleaning, it's just a basic tidying up; linens and pillowcases are not changed. ## Location: It's a bit far from Osaka JR Station, but you can get there directly via bus #88. There's a convenience...

Fantastic! Clean, tidy, and beautiful 🤩. The hot springs were also super comfortable. Thumbs up! I'll definitely come back again. It's also very close to all the attractions.

This hotel is really nice with its natural hot spring and free flow drinks available from vending machines. Location is not too bad, near train station and bus stops.

An absolutely wonderful Japanese hotel experience. The lovely lady at the front desk, who spoke Chinese, kindly explained how to use all the hotel facilities. The onsen (hot spring) was definitely the biggest highlight; a soak in the evening really helped to relieve the day's fatigue. The ladies' room was especially thoughtful, equipped with a vanity mirror and a curling iron. It was very quiet, and...

The room was small but very clean and well-equipped. You can pick up toiletries you need, as well as nutritional supplements and face masks, from the lobby. There's a 7-Eleven convenience store downstairs, and the service was excellent. Every day, they'd give us a spa code so we could use the hot spring anytime. The only downside is that the location is a bit far from the subway, but it's great if...

This hotel gives the basic comforts we need for a trip to Osaka, with confortable rooms that has a japanese style to it. The evening drinks and late night ramen is a welcomed service offered by the hotel, especially after a long day of sightseeing. Location is quite good, where its near a supermarket and a subway station. Its also very near to Shinsekai.

Wonderful place for families. Lots of activities and free food. Amazing onsen which is not crowded. Room is spacious and clean. Will surely stay again when I visit osaka.

Hotel is located next to the metro station, it is very convenient to get around the city. On top of that, there are ramen served every night.

First off, the location is absolutely fantastic! It's literally a 1-minute walk from the subway exit, super convenient. Plus, Tsutenkaku is right next door, making dining and shopping incredibly easy. The hotel's cleanliness is excellent, and the hot springs are a free bonus!

Amazing hotel with amazing amenities like Onsen spa included in the price plus free ramen and beer also there is sky garden with beautiful views! Great deal!

The hotel is accessible by subway, but you'll need to transfer if you're coming from the airport. They offer complimentary drinks starting in the afternoon, and free ramen at 9 PM. There's a hot spring bath in the building across the street, and a free massage chair on the first floor, though it's often occupied. A large supermarket is just a right turn from the exit. The room size is typical for Japan

Generally very good Room is big enough and equipped with makeup table Location good Carpark good Have coffee corner in lobby

The food in the breakfast session is just above average, no big surprise. Others are excellent.

The location is nice as you have shelter to the Osaka Station. Will recommend the others to stay.

Not the hotels’ fault that I picked this location, most of the food and shopping we wanted was just a train ride away. Getting into the hotel between 3 and 4pm was difficult because of check in being on the second floor and buses of guests arriving at that time. All were using the lifts to get to reception, so we had to go somewhere else while the new arrivals checked in.

The location is good surrounding with lots of resturant and shops. JR stations are also nearby. I ordered goods twice  from Amazon Japan delivered to hotel and the services were very good.

Monterey Group hotels really have great taste! Definitely worth staying at!

After comparing several hotels for this trip to Japan, I ultimately chose The Westin, and overall, I'm very satisfied with my stay. The twin room I booked had spacious beds, and there are multiple shopping malls conveniently located near the hotel, making dining and shopping very accessible. Highly recommended!

After a long search, I finally settled on The Westin, an established hotel that was renovated last year. Location: It's a 6-7 minute walk from Osaka Station, which is both convenient and peaceful, tucked away from the hustle and bustle. Cleanliness: There's really nothing to complain about when it comes to cleanliness in Japanese hotels. Facilities: The room was spacious enough, which was my favorite...

The room was spacious and the hygiene was good. The hotel isn't very large but it's well-designed and chic. The shuttle bus service ends a bit early, but otherwise, everything else was pretty good. The hotel is a little bit of a walk from Osaka Station, but it's a pleasant stroll after dinner.

The main selling point is the spacious room – plenty of space for luggage!

I was extremely satisfied with my stay this time; it's honestly one of the most comfortable hotels I've stayed in recently. The location is excellent: The hotel is in the city center with incredibly convenient transportation. It's just a 5-minute walk to the subway station, making it easy to get to all the major attractions and shopping areas. Even though it's in a bustling area, the soundproofing...

The location is quite out of the way, and the facilities are a bit old. However, the hotel's shuttle bus is very convenient. There's an underground food street nearby, but it's not very popular.

The housekeeping is so perfect. Our rooms are so clean everyday .

The service was very attentive, and the location was quite convenient.

Conveniently located near Osaka Umeda Station, this established 5-star hotel offers well-managed services. The high-floor corner rooms are spacious and provide expansive views.

This hotel is great! The location is excellent, making it super convenient to get everywhere. It's also incredibly clean and beautifully decorated. They even left chocolates for us, and the staff were all very friendly.

Although the room was small, it was very comfortable, and the bathroom was excellent. The hotel front desk staff were great and had no problem communicating in English. Room service food was also delicious, but the Chinese restaurant was quite mediocre.

The hotel's location is convenient, about 1km from the commercial center's Daimaru and Hankyu department stores, and around 600m from the subway station. The room facilities are well-maintained, and the staff are enthusiastic. Breakfast is well-organized with orderly queuing, though the variety of dishes is just average.

Since I was staying overnight, I just needed a room where I could sleep, so a small room was fine. The best thing was that the large public bath and open-air bath were spacious and clean, and were great for soothing my cold body. I was surprised that most of the staff were foreigners, but they had studied Japanese thoroughly and I thought the service was adequate.

Breakfast was okay. The breakfast was not a buffet, but a choice of one plate or curry, and rice and soup were free to refill. It was a one plate meal, but it was very filling.

Most of the nearby restaurants close around 10 PM, so I recommend eating before heading in. If you haven't eaten, there are no convenience stores or supermarkets nearby, so you'll have to walk about 10 minutes. The hotel parking lot is small, so you'll have to use a nearby paid parking lot, which costs 2,000 yen per night. I hope this helps!

The location is quite far away from down twon; We booked twin room with two single beds while they gave us a single room with two beds, it makes the room becomes so tiny and we are unable to open our suit cases. Besides, the parking spaces are very limited, we can only park our car in front of the hotel's front door. While the service of the staff is very good, and the sento is so nice and the breakfast...

Excellent location, just two minutes away from subway station but in a quiet area away from the noise of the city. Lots of places to eat nearby. Friendly and helpful staff who helped me to book my reservation for Tiananmen Square. I booked a 4 bed female dorm - the room was fairly small but there was large lockers so the small room wasn't really an issue and it was only fully occupied on my last night...

It’s quite far to Osaka downtown, there’s no toothpaste and toothbrush