Osaka Hotels with Balcony

"The location is near the train station and the tower. The room have drinking water and more space but very small toilet and bathtub. At night, the light is too bright, even though there is curtain. The luggage cannot leave for free at the front after checkout. The staff is welcome to help."

"The room was quite clean and a decent size, though the bathroom was on the smaller side. However, it was perfectly functional – everything you need in a compact space. There are plenty of convenience stores nearby, including a FamilyMart right downstairs. The subway station is about 700 meters away, less than a 10-minute walk, which is great. It's a good option if you're traveling solo or with family. The front desk staff included a Chinese lady, which made communication very easy. It seems like quite a few Chinese guests stay here."

"Don't hesitate to ask customer service any questions, they respond very quickly. The room was very clean, and there was dish soap but no laundry detergent. A small frying pan and two sets of dishes were provided, but no cooking pot. The frying pan was a bit small, but it was just about enough for cooking simple things. There are two large supermarkets nearby, which is very convenient."

"First time in Osaka, and everything went smoothly! The hotel is super close to Sakaisuji-Hommachi Station, just a two or three-minute walk. It's a bit further from Hommachi Station, about a 20-minute walk. Apparently, after 10 PM, the subway to Sakaisuji-Hommachi stops running, so you'd have to take it to Hommachi and walk back. A taxi at night for 6km would cost around 4000 yen. The hotel staff were all very friendly and provided excellent service. They spoke English and were also happy to use translation apps to communicate. The room had several options for housekeeping posted, which was a nice touch and showed great attention to detail. And the terrace is huge! There's even a torii gate on top of the building next door. Check-out was quick and efficient. The lobby for check-in is on the second floor, and they have free drinks and a lounge area. After midnight, the main entrance downstairs is locked, so you need your key card to get in, which feels very secure. The elevators also require a key card to access your floor. The hotel doesn't provide bottled water, but there are water dispensers on every floor. I opted to buy a big bottle of water from 7-Eleven, haha! 😂 Anyway, it was a great stay. It's pretty central and you can walk to most places. I'd definitely book again next time!"

"The room itself was okay, but it had a rather eerie feel to it. What really bothered me was that this hotel felt more like an apartment building. The hallways and outdoor staircases led to different floors, and you had to use a physical key to open the room door instead of a key card. While the service was good, the decor and hallways constantly reminded me of scenes from Japanese horror movies, so I quickly checked out after just one night."