Hot Springs Hotels in Osaka Prefecture, Japan

The room is spacious by Japan standards and well-equipped with essentials like a hairdryer, electric kettle, air purifier/humidifier, air-conditioning, and basic amenities. If you opt for daily housekeeping, they’ll replenish items such as shampoo, conditioner, body soap, combs, toothbrushes, razors, cotton buds, and body sponges. Towels are changed and trash is cleared daily as well. The only downside is the lack of complimentary drinking or hot water, even at the lobby—so you’ll have to boil water using the kettle provided in the room, which can be a bit inconvenient. Location-wise, it’s excellent—just a short walk from the train station, with a Don Quijote and FamilyMart nearby. There’s also a Daiso downstairs, along with plenty of restaurants and a game arcade. The complimentary breakfast buffet is a highlight, offering a wide variety. It’s not extravagant but includes both Japanese and Western dishes such as curry rice, udon, pickles, grilled salmon, takoyaki, cold tofu, salads, warabimochi, sausages, chicken rings, fried chicken, cereals, milk, bread rolls with spreads, soft serve ice cream, DIY waffles, fruits, and beverages like coffee, tea, juice, and soft drinks.

- Service was good, Facility was ok, reasonable to the price, everything looked the same as advertised in the picture. - Toilet in each floor was a bit unclean during the late night, probably because of heavy used from everyone in the floor, but not horrible. - I specifically like this type of room, it’s giving a vibe of very local Japanese apartment, every bedroom amenities seem very hygienic and clean, including bedsheet, bathrobe, and blankets.

The hotel reception staffs are warm and polite, and try their best to meet the needs of guests. There are soothing hot springs to help soothe overworked feet! After soaking in the hot springs, you can enjoy popsicles and lactic acid drinks. Free ramen is also provided in the evening. The breakfast included in the hotel is worth the money. It is a hotel worth recommending.

The hotel was accommodating, we bought from stuff from Tokyo and had it shipped to Osaka 4 days in advance, the hotel kept our stuff way in advance. Check in supposed to be at 3pm, we arrived at 1pm (not expecting the rooms to be ready but it was!) and managed to check in. The whole hotel is shoes off (tatami style) - so you either leave your shoes at the shoes locker or bring them up to your room. Room is definitely small (as per most Jap hotels) but it was still considered slightly bigger than other hotels. Location was good because it was just beside Dotonburi street. Nambai station was also just a traffic light away. There was a 7/11 just next to the hotel which was very convenient. The hotel provides free udon from 930pm to 11pm and free probiotic drink from 10am! and free ice cream in the evening too. The onsen was small but it was good to have onsen after tiring and long day. The only downside I felt was the hotel was very very crowded (might be due to holidays in HK/Taiwan). There is no housekeeping services so you need to put your towels and trash outside your door every morning and they will replace new towels for you. But no changing of bedsheets etc.

Keihan Universal Tower is a highly popular hotel with a fantastic location—it's the very first hotel you’ll see when exiting Universal City Station in Osaka. The area surrounding the hotel is packed with restaurants, snack shops, and convenience stores, making it extremely convenient for travelers. The hotel provides free luggage lockers for guests, which can be used after check-in; you'll receive a token to access the locker once you’ve completed the process. The check-in system is modern and efficient, handled entirely through automated machines, including room card return. The rooms are not very spacious, but they are clean and comfortable, featuring soft beds and large windows with beautiful views of the Universal port. A thoughtful touch is the inclusion of a hair straightener in the room, and guests can also enjoy free ice dispensers available on the guest room floors. Overall, it's a well-equipped and highly convenient hotel—perfect for anyone planning to visit Universal Studios Japan or stay near the area in comfort. Keihan Universal Tower เป็นโรงแรมยอดนิยมที่ตั้งอยู่ในทำเลดีเยี่ยม ติดกับสถานีรถไฟ Universal City ของโอซาก้า เรียกได้ว่าเป็นโรงแรมแรกที่เห็นทันทีเมื่อเดินออกจากสถานี ด้านล่างของโรงแรมเต็มไปด้วยร้านอาหาร ร้านขนม และร้านสะดวกซื้อมากมาย ทำให้สะดวกสบายสุด ๆ สำหรับนักท่องเที่ยว ภายในโรงแรมมีล็อกเกอร์สำหรับฝากกระเป๋า ซึ่งสามารถใช้ได้ฟรีสำหรับลูกค้าที่เข้าพัก เพียงทำการเช็กอินก่อนก็จะได้รับเหรียญเพื่อนำไปใช้งานตู้ฝากกระเป๋า ระบบเช็กอินทันสมัย ใช้เครื่องอัตโนมัติทั้งในการรับและคืนบัตรห้องพัก สะดวกรวดเร็ว ห้องพักอาจไม่กว้างนัก แต่สะอาด เตียงนุ่มนอนสบาย พร้อมวิวจากหน้าต่างที่สามารถมองเห็นท่าเรือยูนิเวอร์แซลได้อย่างชัดเจน ภายในห้องยังมีอุปกรณ์อำนวยความสะดวกที่ใส่ใจ เช่น เครื่องหนีบผม และบริการน้ำแข็งฟรีให้กดได้ที่ชั้นของห้องพัก โดยรวมถือว่าเป็นโรงแรมที่ครบครัน สะดวก และเหมาะมากสำหรับผู้ที่วางแผนเที่ยว Universal Studios Japan หรือพักผ่อนในย่านนี้

The chain provides basic accommodation until you get there and realise it’s more than a hotel bedroom. The bed was comfy and the the room arranged well enough to make it feel spacious. The perks are obviously the natural hot spring (open overnight) on the 13th floor and a massage chair that relaxes you after a long day walk. You also have free ice cream and 1-2 ramen noodle soup at night. Great stay!

I visited the TikTok-famous onsen hotel, and while it was a bit pricey for a solo traveler, I can understand the hype after staying there. The room was clean and spacious for one person, though it might feel cramped for families. They provided free ice cream and yogurt drinks after the onsen, and soba at night! The breakfast spread was good, though I wasn’t very hungry, so I didn’t get to try everything. They also have unlimited matcha, coffee, and soft drinks available, which was a nice touch. The service was excellent, and I had the onsen all to myself, followed by a great night’s sleep. For those with tattoos, you can request stickers at the counter to cover them before entering the onsen. Overall, the experience was great.

Nice breakfast and supper, food delicious. Good service, nice receptionist, can communicate with english. Nice and convenience location.

The space is huge and there were not many people checking in on the day I went. The bathroom is just the right size It is a very cost-effective hotel There is a large post office nearby, which is very convenient for me to send New Year greeting cards and postcards You must eat the small meatballs that are 5 minutes away from the row

The hotel itself is not new but the room and facilities are great given the discounted price. Breakfast hall was fancy, in terms of both decoration and food. Location is very good, being connected to the station and walkable distance to Osaka Castle