Hotels with Jacuzzi in Osaka

"I traveled to Osaka with my friends and the accommodation was so satisfying. First of all, if you buy Dotonbori or Namba at this price, you will be disappointed in terms of accommodation size and facilities. The air conditioner worked well, the bathroom was completely separate from the shower room, and the water pressure was really strong, so I was more satisfied. The location of the hostel was enough to walk to Dotonbori and the subway station was right next door. The surroundings were quiet and there were convenience stores within a block, so there was no inconvenience. However, it was a pity that I had to store my luggage in the subway station coin locker because I couldn't leave my luggage separately at 3 o'clock. Coin lockers can only use 100 yen and do not exchange coins at convenience stores, so if you want to store your luggage before entering the room, you have to prepare enough coins for 100 yen in advance and store them in the subway station coin locker. Do it. There were not many stairs in the hostel, so it was on the third floor, but there was no big inconvenience to carry luggage. It was a hostel I wanted to choose again even if I went to Osaka again."

"Take the Nankai Electric Railway from Kansai International Airport to Nankai Namba Station. Many lines have large stations. Because I had luggage, I went to the subway Namba Station and saw an elevator before going to the road. The hotel is not difficult to find. When navigating, you must enter the detailed hotel name, otherwise you may go to the wrong branch with a similar name nearby. The hotel feels like a hot spring hotel. There are many supplies. In addition to curry rice in the morning, there are many drinks such as alcohol throughout the day. The guests may be out. I usually enjoy it quietly after staying for 3 nights."

"First time in a love hotel, and let’s just say expectations were weirdly exceeded. The room? Actually huge—bigger than anywhere else I stayed during my Japan trip. Came complete with an obnoxiously large TV, a projector for impromptu movie marathons, karaoke setup (in case you suddenly discover your inner pop idol), and a massage chair that felt suspiciously life-changing. Oh, and obviously, a jacuzzi because normal bathtubs are for peasants. They also went hilariously overboard with amenities: coffee, tea, a small pharmacy of cosmetics, and a vending machine dispensing essentials like lingerie or contact lens solution (because clearly, these two things belong together). Yes, I genuinely bought some solution; the machine knew my struggles. Overall, weirdly awesome experience. Would do it again!"

"The house is in a very small residential building. We booked a homestay as we were traveling as a family of 2 adults and 2 children. However, the room was very small and cramped, and the elevator was small and slow, often trapping people. In short, the facilities were very old, but the price was twice as high as that of a five-star hotel (I stayed at St. Regis before). If I go to Osaka next time, I will definitely choose a hotel, the cost performance and experience will be much higher."