Hotel Lantana Osaka Reviews

The room was spacious and clean and my husband seemed comfortable. I will definitely stay at the Lantern Hotel again whenever I come to Osaka.

The desk staff is very nice and will help you with questions/change. Is close to a metro stop other than that the location is awful it’s about 40 min to do or see anything in Osaka unless the little district nearby is enough entertainment for maybe an overnight stay. 50 min to get to Kyoto and the temples there. 1.5 hours to get to Nara. 1 hour to Kansai International Airport also. The staff is nice but there’s signs all over threatening you with charging you 3x for if a delivery driver delivers food to your room so just an awful vibe and not even the great trains on the Hankyu line can make up for it.

Hotel Review: Serene Elegance Boutique Hotel I recently stayed at Serene Elegance Boutique Hotel during my trip, and the experience exceeded my expectations. Location: The hotel enjoys a prime location in the city center—just a 5-minute walk from the subway station. It’s surrounded by local restaurants, convenience stores, and major attractions, making it incredibly convenient for both sightseeing and dining. Check-in Experience: The front desk staff were warm and welcoming. Check-in was smooth and efficient, and I was pleasantly surprised with a complimentary room upgrade. The lobby was clean, beautifully decorated, and subtly scented, creating a relaxing atmosphere upon arrival. Room Comfort and Amenities: I stayed in a Deluxe King Room, which was spacious, well-lit, and tastefully designed in a modern minimalist style. The bed was extremely comfortable with crisp, clean linens. The room included high-speed Wi-Fi, a smart TV, a mini fridge, and a kettle—everything I needed. The bathroom featured a separate shower area, strong water pressure, and high-quality toiletries. Breakfast: Breakfast was another highlight. The buffet offered a wide range of options, from Western-style dishes to traditional local fare. There were fresh fruits, hot porridge, eggs cooked to order, and baked goods. The dining area was elegant, and the staff were attentive, often checking in to offer coffee or tea refills. Service: The service throughout my stay was consistently excellent. Housekeeping was thorough, and any requests were responded to promptly. The staff were always friendly and professional, adding a personal touch to the stay. Minor Downsides: If I had to point out one small flaw, it would be the slightly thin walls—some hallway noise was audible in the evening. However, it didn’t significantly disrupt my sleep. Overall: This hotel offers fantastic value for money and is a great choice for both business and leisure travelers. I’ll definitely return on my next visit to the city.

This hotel was excellent located in juso which is actually written like jewsan! The receptionist always says hello no matter what, even when you don't see them like a ninja. Great!

It's easy to reach the hotel from Juso Station. However, getting to popular stations like Osaka-Umeda, Shin-Osaka, or Namba requires transferring between multiple trains. The room is spacious and airy, and I especially liked the large bed bathroom. Towels and pillows were clean and odor-free One downside was the bathroom ventilation fan—it made a loud noise and should probably be replaced.

The hotel is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from Juso Station, making it easy to access public transportation. The staff are very friendly and helpful, ensuring a pleasant check-in experience. The bathroom is clean and well-maintained; however, the water drainage in the bathhub could be improved as it doesn’t flow well. Overall, it’s a good choice for short stays, especially for its location and service.

Even though the hotel is kid-friendly, the area, which isn't typically a family hotel zone, made me feel a bit suspicious and worried. However, the space was very large.

I recently visited the Osaka Kuchu Teien Observatory, and it was amazing. The 360-degree views from the 39th floor are stunning, especially on clear days when you can see all the way to Awaji Island. The unique design of the Umeda Sky Building, including the glass-enclosed escalator, makes the visit exciting. There are plenty of seating areas and cafes to relax and enjoy the view. The displays are informative and add to the experience. The admission fee is a bit high, and it can get crowded, so it’s best to go on weekdays or early in the morning. Overall, it’s a must-visit for incredible views of Osaka.

Nice hotel , nearby restaurants and convenient store. Available car park space but limited space only.

Not recommended

The hotel is centrally located in the Juso district, not too far from Juso Station. A great supermarket (Don Quijote) is situated very nearby. Juso also offers plenty of affordable, tasty, and less crowded options for food. Juso Station is primarily served by the Hankyu Railway and is therefore not on the JR Line. If you’re using a JR Pass and aiming to save costs, this may be a factor for consideration because we found we had to travel to the Osaka metro station to get to places. That being said, the cost of the hotel was reasonable, perhaps offsetting the additional travel expenses. Additionally, Juso is a nice area. We enjoyed interacting with the hotel staff, who were very friendly and always did their best to help us. Check-out was automated.

Very nice hotel. Friendly staff and good location. Juso is fun

Good n clean hotel. Friendly and helpful reception staff, though with limited command of English. Need to use Google translate to communicate. Good location near Jeso Station with many eating and coffee outlets including Sukiya and Holly's Cafe.

Front desk staff is nice and helpful, thank you 🙂